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Cockburn: Echoes of El Salvador in Tales of US-Approved Death Squads
Znet Article, October, 25 2010
Patrick Cockburn
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The Iraqi documents released by Wikileaks produce significantly more detail on US actions in the war in Iraq, but do they produce anything that we did not know already?
Fisk: The Shaming Of America
Commentary, October, 25 2010
Robert Fisk
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We still haven't got to the bottom of the WikiLeaks story...
Stieber: An Open Letter on the Needed Response to the Upcoming Wikileaks Report
Znet Article, October, 24 2010
Josh Stieber
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An open letter on the needed response to the Wikileaks report...
Assange: Defending Iraq War Logs
Video, October, 24 2010
Julian Assange
Assange's ZSpace page
Assange has defends the release of hundreds of thousands of secret US military files, documenting numerous war crimes committed on a regular basis.
Assange: Start imagining the war or stop supporting it
Video, October, 24 2010
Julian Assange
Assange's ZSpace page
"This is the most accurate description of a war that has ever been released into the historic record....It is the details of the deaths of 109,000 people."
Ellsberg: The Iraq War Logs
Video, October, 23 2010
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg's ZSpace page
At 5pm EST Friday 22nd October 2010 WikiLeaks released the largest classified military leak in history: 391,832 reports.
Jones: Violence Rages on Well After the Conflict Is Over
Znet Article, October, 06 2010
Ann Jones
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An excerpt from Ann Jones' book War Is Not Over When It's Over: Women Speak Out from the Ruins of War
Baroud: Farewell to Arms
Znet Article, October, 03 2010
Ramzy Baroud
Baroud's ZSpace page
America’s poor have always carried the burden of wars undertaken by America’s rich, who barefacedly scurry for the spoils while soldiers give up their lives, or are otherwise left with medals and untold physical and psychological scars.
Goodman: Torture in Iraq Continues, Unabated
Znet Article, September, 25 2010
Amy Goodman
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Combat operations in Iraq are over, if you believe President Barack Obama’s rhetoric. But torture in Iraq’s prisons, first exposed during the Abu Ghraib scandal, is thriving, increasingly distant from any scrutiny or accountability.
Engelhardt: The American Way of War Quiz
Znet Article, September, 17 2010
Tom Engelhardt
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This Was the War Month That Was (Believe It or Not)
Cohn: Business as Usual in Iraq
Commentary, September, 14 2010
Marjorie Cohn
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Last week, President Obama ceremoniously announced that U.S. combat operations had ended in Iraq. As Democrats face an uphill battle in the upcoming midterm elections, Obama felt he had to make good on his campaign promise to move the fighting fro...
Rosen: What America Left Behind in Iraq
Znet Article, September, 13 2010
Nir Rosen
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Hundreds of cars waiting in the heat to slowly pass through one of the dozens of checkpoints and searches they must endure every day. The constant roar of generators. The smell of fuel, of sewage, of kabobs.
Edwards: Beyond Hiroshima
Commentary, September, 12 2010
David Edwards
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Compassion is sometimes a central theme of media reporting. On August 25, journalists across the UK described how a British woman, Mary Bale, had been filmed dropping a cat into a wheelie bin. The cat was later released unharmed.
Bennis: Obama Iraq Policy
Znet Article, September, 11 2010
Phyllis Bennis
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On August 31, President Barack Obama addressed the country from the Oval Office, discussing America's wars and the economy. Obama announced the end of U.S. combat operations in Iraq, and suggested that in doing so, he'd kept a promise.
Dower: The Failure of Imagination: From Pearl Harbor to 9-11, Afghanistan and Iraq
Znet Article, September, 10 2010
John W. Dower
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An excerpt from Dower's new book, Cultures of War: Pearl Harbor / Hiroshima / 9-11 / Iraq
Ali: American Wars Without End
Znet Article, September, 09 2010
Mahir Ali
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It is hardly surprising that the primary victims of what the world knows as the Vietnam War employ a different nomenclature for that conflict. The Vietnamese, quite logically, call it the American War. That it’s not generally known as such is part...
Zollmann: Paper of Record Or Paper of Power?
Zmag Article, September, 03 2010
Florian Zollmann
Zollmann's ZSpace page
How the New York Times covered the U.S. assault on Fallujah
Rosen: "Iraq Is a Shattered Country"
Znet Article, September, 02 2010
Nir Rosen
Rosen's ZSpace page
Nir Rosen on Obama Declaring an End to US Combat Mission in Iraq.
Street: Our Sacrifice for Iraq: The Memory Hole and Obama’s Iraq Address
Znet Article, September, 02 2010
Paul Street
Street's ZSpace page
The Iraqi people – reduced to the moral status of insects by the Pentagon in the spring of 2003 – have experienced what has amounted to a U.S.-imposed Holocaust.
Bishara: US Wars: People Vs Generals
Znet Article, August, 30 2010
Marwan Bishara
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Marwan Bishara questions the wisdom and legitimacy of rebranding, outsourcing, prolonging and expanding US military campaigns in the Muslim world.
