Prime Minister Maliki said his government wants to conclude an agreement with the United States of America pertaining to complete assumption of power by Iraq and a timetable indicating the process by which American troops would leave his nation. He is under pressure from many Iraqi lawmakers who want foreigners out of their country and […]
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Iraq Prime Minister Wants Withdrawal Timetable
July 8th, 2008 · 2 Comments
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Iraq Prime Minister Wants Withdrawal Timetable
July 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Prime Minister Maliki said his government wants to conclude an agreement with the United States of America pertaining to complete assumption of power by Iraq and a timetable indicating the process by which American troops would leave his nation. He is under pressure from many Iraqi lawmakers who want foreigners out of their country and […]
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Kuwait Experts Fear An October Surprise
July 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
In an article appearing in the Kuwait Times, military experts from that nation predicted there is a strong possibility of war by November or even by mid-October. Many believe Tehran will be devastated by an unprecedented air assault such as previously never undertaken against any nation. However, these experts are still debating if the United […]
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What Is Bush Doing In Iran?
July 2nd, 2008 · 2 Comments
Slowly but surely information is being revealed concerning the ineptness of the Bush administration in conducting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Recent reports in The New York Times and the New Yorker indicate confusion and disorganization regarding America’s role in Afghanistan and Iran. In 2001, the United States drove Osama bin Laden from Afghanistan and […]
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Iran Not Afraid Of Possible Israel Attack!
July 1st, 2008 · No Comments
The Iranian government believes Israel’s ill-fated attack in Lebanon last year has weakened the nation and made it unable to carry out any large scale attack on other countries. “Israel is in no position to attack,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Manocher Mottaki. He believes the entire media discussion about a possible Israel attack is simply […]
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No Non-Christians May Apply
June 25th, 2008 · No Comments
One of the most under-reported aspects of the Bush invasion of Iraq has been the devastating impact of the war on the lives of Iraqi Christians. The Christian presence in Iraq goes back over a thousand years, but due to changes brought about by the American-led invasion, at least half of the 800,000 Christians who […]
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US Soldiers Gunned Down At Iraq Council Meeting
June 24th, 2008 · No Comments
There is increasing evidence that major progress has been made in coping with extremists groups in Iraq, but as one aspect of the war in Iraq closes down, another may well be opening up. Some American soldiers were attending a meeting of the municipal council in the town of Madain when they ran into […]
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US Military Finally Places Contractor On Trial
June 23rd, 2008 · No Comments
The war in Iraq has resulted in a host of problems for American and Iraq society, including the existence of a legal situation in which civilian contractors operate in a gray area which prevents them from being tried for crimes. The Bush administration forced an agreement on Iraq which allows civilian contractors to be exempt […]
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Stay Or Go?–Gordon Brown Is Going!
June 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Prime Minister Gordon Brown is facing a revolt by members of his party who are furious at what they consider to be his bungling performance as leader of the nation. As people protested in the streets of London, the British prime minister is prepared to tell his guest, George Bush, that Britain will be […]
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Iraq Ready To Tell US-Goodbye!
June 12th, 2008 · No Comments
President George Bush has from the beginning of his ill fated invasion of Iraq in 2003 been somewhat confused regarding not only the purpose of the venture but about its conclusion. On one hand, he is continually boasting the United States has no designs on Iraq and is simply there to help out, but, on […]
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