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      Lebanon on brink of civil war

      Posted by Sandyenglish

      Lebanon stands on the brink of all-out civil war. A general strike by the leading trade union to protest rising prices and demand an increase in the minimum wage has led to armed conflict between the pro-Western Sunni and Druze-based government of Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and the Shia-based Hezbollah and its ally, Amal.

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    • Bill Kristol on Ron Paul: He's a crackpot

      Posted by VincebusEruptum from Jazz-from-hell.blogspot

      America's favorite neocon commentator takes a crack at America's favorite quasi-Libertarian presidential candidate. Hey, might as well - everyone else is ripping Paul, as they always do when anyone gets too big for his britches. Kristol is particularly caustic, defending in an oblique manner a war that cost 600,000 American lives...

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      More Than 70 Iraqis Killed in Violence

      Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post

      Gunmen shot and killed 23 members of an ancient religious sect in northern Iraq on Sunday after stopping their bus and separating out followers of other faiths, while at least 20 people were killed in car bombings in the capital. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki told Egypt's leader, meanwhile, to ignore widespread reports that the country is suffering "a civil or sectarian war."

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      Iraqi Sunnis Question Al Qaeda's Violent Tactics

      Posted by Jeff from Al Jazeera

      The growing tension highlights a struggle for power involving Sunni tribal leaders who are angered by al-Qaeda in Iraq's indiscriminate killing of civilians. Sunni Arab officials have also urged what they call "the real resistance" to disown al-Qaeda and engage in talks with the government to end violence...

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      Iraq killings increase ahead of crackdown

      Posted by Jeff from MSNBC

      An explosion outside a Baghdad university as students were heading home for the day killed at least 65 people on Tuesday, in the deadliest of several attacks on predominantly Shiite areas. The attacks — and the announcement of four U.S. military deaths — came on a day the United Nations said more than 34,000 Iraqi civilians died last year...

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    Jon comments on:

    Baghdad Braces For More Reprisals

    Interesting to see the dark side of technology covered in the mainstream media.

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    9:35 pm 11/26/06
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