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(The Times) posted 10/01/2006 ... troops battling the Taliban are to withdraw from one of the most dangerous areas of Afghanistan after agreeing a secret deal with the local people. Over the past two ... Obama's Lawyers: Let's Extend the 9/11 Wars Forever (The Daily Beast) posted 04/22/2015 ... Think again. President Obama has said the United States’ combat mission in Afghanistan is over, and that the 13-year-long war there has come to an end. Top law ... Amnesty releases new claims of torture, ill-treatment at Guantanamo Bay (AFX) posted 01/11/2006 ... and gagged, put on a small, private plane and taken, possibly via Azerbaijan, to Afghanistan, where he was held 'in secret, illegally and incommunicado' for two years, Am ... Some Items on Bin Laden's Death (Michael S. Rozeff) posted 05/18/2015 ... Press. “Lt. Gen. David Barno, commander of U.S-led coalition forces in Afghanistan, told Reuters news agency that top al Qaeda leaders, including bin Laden and ... Poll: 58% Oppose Shutting Down Govt Over DACA Illegal Aliens (InformationLiberation) posted 01/19/2018 ... (on top of the billions we've already spent). While Americans suffer with a heroin epidemic which is killing more people than AIDS at it's peak, Democrats and ... U.S. Using Anti-Terror War to Gain World Oil Reserves — Soviet Intelligence Chief (MosNews) posted 01/29/2006 ... newspaper. Using the anti-terrorist cause as a cover the United States has occupied Afghanistan, Iraq and will soon move to impose their “democratic order&rdqu ... The Most Dangerous Drug (Reason) posted 11/01/2010 ... on community. Over all, alcohol rated 72 points on a 100-point scale, compared to 55 for heroin, 54 for crack cocaine, and 33 for methamphetamine. Cannabis got a middling ... Corpse-burning video sparks Pentagon probe (CTV.ca) posted 10/22/2005 ... into allegations that American soldiers deliberately burned the bodies of two Afghanistan fighters. The allegations come after video was shown on Australian televisi ... Military to Avoid Embarrassing Pictures by Banning Photography (Antiwar.com) posted 05/27/2012 ... prisoners, desecrating corpses and generally behaving badly, commanders in southwestern Afghanistan have announced that they are going to solve the problem by banning pho ... Poll: With bin Laden dead, is it time to end war? (USA Today) posted 05/11/2011 ... now agrees with the statement that the United States 'has accomplished its mission in Afghanistan and should bring its troops home.' ... Afghan injury toll 'three times worse than MoD admits' (London Telegraph) posted 10/01/2006 Three times as many British soldiers have been wounded in action in Afghanistan as the Government has admitted, a report has concluded. Defence chie ... The Other War (Cindy Sheehan) posted 08/08/2007 ... this was her question, prefaced by a comment:” I am a soldier and I served in Afghanistan, what do you have to say to the troops who are over there?” I d ... German troops 'had Nazi symbol' (BBC) posted 11/03/2006 ... showing a Nazi-like symbol on a vehicle allegedly used by German troops bound for Afghanistan. The defence ministry is investigating the photograph, publishe ... General McChrystal Says It's Time To Bring Back Slavery (InformationLiberation) posted 07/09/2012 ... — Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the former top commander of international forces in Afghanistan, said this week that the United States should bring back the draft if it ... The causes of the protests in Afghanistan (Glenn Greenwald) posted 02/27/2012 ... media accounts and commentary about the ongoing violent anti-American protests in Afghanistan depict their principal cause as anger over the burning of Korans (it’s ... The US isn't leaving Iraq, it's rebranding the occupation (The Guardian) posted 08/07/2010 For most people in Britain and the US, Iraq is already history. Afghanistan has long since taken the lion's share of media attention, as the death toll of Nato troops rises in ... 27,000 to work on Pentagon's image (Russia Today) posted 02/13/2009 ... the 1990s. During the Bush Administration, the support for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan dropped considerably both at home and abroad. And, apparently, one of ... |
