I've been feeling ill since Sunday, so the blogging will be light for a day or two. Yesterday was spent in bed. My head was swimming in a sea of […]
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My bitter rant on Don Neddo got a mention in USA Today’s Iraq War Weblog. Ya’ll can send me $5.00 per autographed blog entry…..
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Journalist Michel Guerrin of Le Monde, interviewed Laurent Van der Stockt, a veteran photojournalist, with experience covering combat in "the first Gulf War, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Africa and the Occupied […]
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R. Lee Wrights, editor of Liberty for All on The Peace War: It's All About Marketing: Waging war in the name of peace sounds so noble; so honorable; so irresistibly […]
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Just for s & g, I headed over to Billboard to check out how the Dixie Chicks have been doing since the flap over Natalie's remarks about Bush. Interestingly enough, […]
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Rob of Strike The Root has Some Thoughts About the War: When I look at the faces of the men who were killed in this war, I don’t see people […]
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Karen Kwiatkowski on Chaos Theory and Card Games for Neocons: The great minds behind the trample of Iraq are looking for the next big diversion, and it could be the […]
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CBC News on U.S. marines accused of civilian deaths in Mosul: "They are killing us and no one's talking about it," Zahra Yassin said at a hospital with her wounded […]
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Alan J. Kuperman, writing for USA Today on Lack of troops threatens Bush's postwar goals: Ethnic rivalries, persistent militias and hidden weapons in Iraq will greatly increase the burden on […]
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USA Today Topic: Fables of the reconstruction Posted April 16, 2003 10:45 p.m. 05/20/2005 – Updated 11:58 AM ET Almost over or barely started? The war winds down as the peace lurches forward, with […]
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