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Category Archives: Iraq
Good News
From CBS News: CBS News correspondent Kimberly Dozier, critically wounded in Iraq May 29, was released from Kernan Hospital Wednesday, and will continue her rehabilitation on an outpatient basis. Dozier was reporting a story on May 29 while embedded with … Continue reading
Posted in Iraq, Media
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Why The Middle East Crisis Matters
Today Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki met with President Bush at the White House. Tomorrow evening he is to address a joint session of Congress. The Democratic leadership in the Senate are up in arms because Maliki has condemned the … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran, Iraq, Israel-Palestine, Media, Middle East Conflict, Politics
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Losing Our Humanity One Atrocity At A Time
On March 12, 2006 a gruesome crime took place in a farmhouse in Mahmoudiya, Iraq. A 14-year-old girl was raped and murdered. Her parents and her 5-year-old sister were shot in the head in another room. Their bodies were then … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Iraq, Society, Terrorism
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If Looks Could Kill, In Iraq They Probably Will
Crooks and Liars and A Tiny Revolution refer to him as the "World’s Bravest Human". I have written about his articles in the past. He is Nir Rosen. He is one of the many reporters risking their lives in Iraq … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Iraq
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Fucking Ridiculous
Miraj at Baghdad Chronicles wrote a post a few days ago lamenting the frustration the Iraqis feel in George W Bush’s Iraq. Her posts are often raw but always genuine. They chronicle the frustration that ordinary Iraqis feel day in and day … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Iraq, Personal
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