30 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Justin Raimondo
Tony Blair rails against the shameless parading of the 15 captured Brits with his usual vigor, but what really takes the air out of his rhetoric is the alacrity with which the detainees have turned against their own government.
It’s been less than a full week since they were taken into custody, and already the woman, [...]
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29 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Charles Goyette
More Iraqis Killed than Rwandans in Genocide Attempt of ‘94: UK govt. now admits Johns Hopkins/Lancet underestimated death toll
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29 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Charles Goyette
War is Horrible: Only the inexperienced claim otherwise
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29 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
War, Lies, Torture: And those who aid and abet
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29 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Because you need some of both to handle the present reality without losing your mind.
First, the funny, from Mike Gerber and Jonathan Schwarz.
Now, the serious, from Arthur Silber.
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28 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
Torture Cover-up: Abu Ghraib Sgt. says ‘bad apples’ were under orders
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28 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Charles Goyette
Washington’s $8 Billion Shadow: Corporate Warfare
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27 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
Ministers of War: The crazy things they tell people
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26 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
American Renditioned to Ethiopia: Go back to your TV show
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26 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Charles Goyette
Support the Troops in War!: Betray them when it’s over
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26 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
It’s always amusing to hear true-blue Democrats explain how their leaders don’t really mean what they say and do.
Oh, don’t you know that Charlie Rangel really isn’t for conscription – he’s just pulling a fast one on the Republicans. Don’t you know anything about how the game is played?!
Aw, c’mon, Democrats don’t really believe in [...]
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26 March 2007 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Both from IOZ. On Christopher Hitchens:
[I]t’s always been the genius of Hitchens to set himself up in amorphous opposition to a perfectly rational, unremarkable belief, which he usually states with the clarity and concision of a wise advocate before tightening his haunches and beginning a wolf-howl of righteous derision – tuneless, frightening, and senseless.
On Andrew [...]
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