An Urgent Appeal

Jeremy Scahill sends along the following:Four members of Christian Peacemaker Teams were taken this past Saturday, November 26, in Baghdad, Iraq. They are not spies, nor do they work in the service of any government. They are people who have dedicated their lives to...

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All Points Bulletin

Diana Moon sez:I leave it to the big boys to analyze this'n, meanwhile, please go to page 9, where Bush, or his speechwriter, essentially admits that the largest portion of "the enemy" is composed of "rejectionists", that is, Sunni Arabs "who are against a new Iraq in...

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Are Iran’s Arguments Sound?

Frequent contributor Jorge Hirsch writes:Iran dropped a bombshell with a full-page ad in last Friday's New York Times (Nov. 18, 2005, p. A11). It presents clear factual information and levelheaded arguments on what kind of nuclear program Iran is pursuing and why, and...

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The Third Strike

Arthur Silber has a thorough treatment of the latest in the Padilla case. There's good news and bad news:The good news is the Supreme Court will not have an opportunity in the near future to declare that the president has dictatorial powers. That's very good news in...

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Are Iran’s Arguments Sound?

Frequent contributor Jorge Hirsch writes: "Iran dropped a bombshell with a full-page ad in last Friday's New York Times (Nov. 18, 2005, p. A11). It presents clear factual information and levelheaded arguments on what kind of nuclear program Iran is pursuing and why,...

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Talkin’ Jonah Goldberg Paranoid Blues

You'll recall that Jonah Goldberg recently declared anyone who accuses Bush of lying about prewar intelligence "paranoid," even if Bush did lie. I wonder what Jonah thinks of his ideological chums Michelle Malkin and Glenn Reynolds, who, along with a slew of other...

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Elsewhere

Benjamin Alpers of Historians Against the War is guest blogging over at the always interesting Liberty & Power.

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Ah, Good Times

Neocon media giant Conrad Black was indicted on multiple charges of fraud today. He could get up to 40 years in prison for allegedly stealing $52 million from Hollinger International (part of $80 million allegedly stolen overall). Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald (yes,...

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