Daily News / Nov. 26, 2009
Afghanistan Front News
White House Eyes Afghanistan Exit by 2017....more news
Iraq Front News
'Tentative' Deal Reported on Iraq Election Law...more news
Iran Front News
IAEA Chief: Iran Investigation at 'Dead End'...more news
Palestine/Israel
Settlements 'Moratorium' Still Short of Freeze...more news
North American Front News
more news
White House Eyes Afghanistan Exit by 2017....more news
Iraq Front News
'Tentative' Deal Reported on Iraq Election Law...more news
Iran Front News
IAEA Chief: Iran Investigation at 'Dead End'...more news
Palestine/Israel
Settlements 'Moratorium' Still Short of Freeze...more news
North American Front News
more news
USA
- House Democrats Eye War Tax
- Whatever Happened to the CIA's Black Sites?
- Obama Administration Will Not Sign Land Mine Ban
The War at Home
- Pelosi: Democrats Facing Voter 'Unrest' Over War Spending,
- Troop Increase Military's 'Senior Mentors' Cashing In
- The Fall of Greg Craig
- Michigan Remains a Magnet for Iraqi Refugees
- At Obamas' First State Dinner, Indian Prime Minister and a Party of 400
- Two Air Force Wings Get F on Nuclear Inspection
- Torture School Protesters Scheduled for Trial
'War on Terror'
- Tenn. Man Sentenced to 14 Years in Mosque Firebomb
- US Offers $5m Reward for 'Bomb Man
- ' Terror Suspect Uncle Follows Nephew to NYC Court for Terror Trial
Iraq Front News
Arab Bloc Threatens Iraq Election Boycott
Britain's
- Chilcot Report Probes Start of Iraq War
- Maliki Ally: Iraq May Sever Trade With Syria
- Wednesday: 20 Iraqis Killed, 52 Wounded
Daily World News
Europe
The Key Question: Is Blair a War Criminal? by Oliver Miles
Britain Spent $300 Million on Tanks Unfit for Service
link to European Front News
Palestine/Israel
Israel-Palestinian Conflict Kills 8,900 in 20 Years: NGO
link to Asia Minor Front News
USA
US to Copy Iraq Prison Strategy in Afghanistan
link to North American Front News
Iran
Iran Wants Fuel Guarantees, Warns Against Attack
link to Iran Front News
Afghanistan
| Karzai
Considers Inviting Taliban to Grand Jirga |
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Plans Under Consideration for Afghan Escalation |
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US, 3 Afghan Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan |
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Iraq
| Iraqi
Parliament OKs Election Law, Veto Expected |
USA
US Military
- As Deployment Nears, Nerves Fray
- US Soldier Found Guilty of Abusing Subordinates in Iraq
- Canada: Court Orders Refugee Board to Consider
- Specter: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal Has Better Chance
- US May Add Money to Program for F-35 Jet
- Fired Therapist: Stressed Marines Get Shoddy Care
- Troubled VA Agency Will Get a New Chief
Gitmo
- Algerian Is 31st Guantánamo Detainee Ordered Freed
- Terror Trials Differ in Civilian, Military Courts
- Germany to Send Trial Observer to NY
Fort Hood Killings
- Fort Hood Suspect Ordered Held Until Court-Martial
- Levin: Could Be More E-Mails From Ft. Hood Suspect
- Can Soldiers Be Victims of Terrorism?
End
Afghanistan
HERE THEY GO AGAIN!
Part of the U.S. Counterinsurgency programs (going back to the early days after WWII) is to arm a certain part of the population against the other.
This especially found its fruits under the new counterinsurgency programs in Iraq, known as the 'Sunni Awakening'
One would have to seriously ask:
How much more violence and corruption does the U.S. Plan to inflict upon the Afghan people.
Was it not the arming of the various „liberation groups“ against the Soviet Army in Afghanistan in the 1980's that led to an all out civil war after the Russians left?
Did the U.S. not support the arming and training of the original Taliban fighters in the 1990's in order „to bring order“ into the country?
As the inteior minister in Afghanistan points out in the article,
“In Kunduz, after they defeated the Taliban in their villages, they became the power and they took money and taxes from the people,” Mr. Atmar, the interior minister, said. “This is not legal, and this is warlordism.”
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USA
Should Obama Fire Gen. McChrystal?
Terror Trials Are Our Defining Moment
Yes, says Ray McGovern
Volunteer Army: Two Wars and CountingA draft doesn't prevent war, says Murray Polner
Historically addicted to war, the U.S. has a vast "national security" apparatus, more than 1000 bases, and with much money to be made by arms producers and global weapons traders. To service this immense and complex system requires a constant supply of troops. Meanwhile, far from the battlefield, politicians and pundits debate the "proper" use of military intervention, whether for allegedly humanitarian causes or by invading, bombing and occupying to ensure economic and military domination. Now, faced with nonstop wars in the Middle East and possibly elsewhere, and while the drums of war against Iran are heard in Washington and Jerusalem, the question remains, who will be required to serve and fight, and most important, why?Terror Trials Are Our Defining Moment
Bring back America, says Leonard Pitts
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Iraq
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British Families Await Inquiry Into Conflict That Claimed Their Sons in Iraq
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