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- 43 killed at Baghdad police academy by bombers
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  The bombers are becoming adept at using tactics to maximize casualties. In this case a secondary bomb was used in a shelter where people raced for safety.
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- The Next Iraq Offensive
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  Clark says we're fighting in Iraq to strengthen Iran.
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- 10 Marines killed in Iraq bombing
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  More sadness in the real world.
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- Two U.S. allies pulling out of Iraq
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  Bulgaria and Ukraine will begin withdrawing their combined 1,250 troops by mid-December.
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- Judith Miller 'sorry' for WMD inaccuracies
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  Sorry? 2,100 troops are dead. Bush reelected. It's not all your fault but seriously. You just don't get it.
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- Bush’s view of Iraq doesn’t square with reality
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  MSNBC.com has joined the reality based community
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- Pelosi will back Murtha Iraq pullout resolution
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  Pelosi will be on the Daily Show tonight.
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koroth comments on:
Iraq Contracts Have Cost Taxpayers At Least $85 Billion Since Invasion

Previous reports point out the increase in US forces that would be needed to replace the contractors. They concluded that the contractors saved big bucks. Given that our Military is a Gov bureaucracy at the "contracting for services" level I have no doubt that handling those services in-house would cost lot more more money.

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11:50 am 8/17/08
johnhancock123 comments on:
Will Russia get away with it?

PROTECTION FROM WHAT???????????????
How can you think they are great? A country that has a weaker economy, lower cultural level, higher criminal level, and lower lifestyles. A country that supplies prostitution (with a high infectuous disease rate), drug and arms trafficking because of a corrupted regime and army, etc.
We are apart of a great regime that has more liberties than I care to extend. A country that still favors INDEPENDENCE!!!!!!!!! AND FREEDOM!!!!!!!!!!!
As far as being over in Iraq.
We made our move to help stop the war on terror. What has Russia done? We have taken our own means to "HELP" rebuild a country that counld one day become great again.
What positive influence has Russia had on this world???????

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11:55 pm 8/12/08
amanda8595 comments on:
Will Russia get away with it?

Communists are great !
Don’t you think the fight is perfectly similar with the Korean War in 1951 between China and America ?! Just a kind of self-protection. Much better than the invaders!
The real guy who needs to stay where they belong is the one who should GET AWAY FROM IRAQ right now !!!

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8:51 pm 8/12/08
johnhancock123 comments on:
Will Russia get away with it?

Russia needs to stay where they belong. Who do they think they are? A bunch of communists. Thats what they are.

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5:44 am 8/12/08
amanda8595 comments on:
Will Russia get away with it?

Putin is great !

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6:39 pm 8/11/08
wmurray8 comments on:
'War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq: A Series of Cases, 2003-2007'

Joan,
I wouldn’t doubt it. With the direction our country is heading censorship would only be the beginning. The Bush adminiustration would prefer a total dictatorship.

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11:00 am 8/05/08
jwarmbol comments on:
'War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq: A Series of Cases, 2003-2007'

I put in the full title to the Government Printing Office and, surprise, surprise, when I put in" War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq: A series of cases, 2003-2007, the response was there was no such book. Not only is this scary though predictable censorship, but it was written to assist future surgeons in treating wounded soldiers. What sad times we have come to.
Joan
Joan Warmbold Boggs

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10:23 am 8/05/08

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