Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

Ted Galen Carpenter of Cato on Why Didn't Iraq Use Chemical and Biological Weapons Against U.S. Troops? As U.S. troops continue to search for evidence of Iraq's alleged arsenal of […]

Tim Harper of the Toronto Star on U.S. under pressure over intelligence about Iraq: Bush stunned many when he claimed on the eve of the G-8 Summit that his government […]

Jan Barry writing for Veterans Against The Iraq War on Retired General Dissents, Big Media AWOL: Working for peace in the Middle East is more important than waging war in […]

Michael Theodoulou writing for the Christian Science Monitor on 'Crude' US rhetoric could boost Iran's hard-liners: There is an unpleasant sense of deja vu in Tehran. In 2001, Iran helped […]

Karen DeYoung and Walter Pincus of The Washington Post on U.S. Hedges on Finding Iraqi Weapons: Officials Cite the Possibility of Long or Fruitless Search for Banned Arms: Pressed in […]

Tyler Marshall of the Los Angeles Times on Search prompts rioting in Iraq: In the third consecutive day of Iraqi violence against US military occupation, residents enraged over house-to-house searches […]

Karen Kwiatkowski on Neocons on the Outs?: We have seen them in action – chicken hawks who conveniently missed out on military service, who safely skipped the wars of their […]

Bob Wallace on The Brain of the Chickenhawk: These men are deserving of nothing but contempt. They're cowards, all of them. They think they are so intellectually and morally superior […]

Jacob G. Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation on Moral Responsiblity for Iraqi Graves: Given the failure of U.S. forces to find Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction, the […]

Jim Lobe of Inter Press Service on Neo-cons move quickly on Iran: Reports that top officials in the administration of President George W Bush will meet this week to discuss […]