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Iraq HQ: Everything Iraq, from About Iraq to Weapons Iraq.

Water cut adds to Baghdad's misery- 'I didn't think it could get worse - and then it did,' she said, her kitchen filled with dirty plates and the lavatories unflushed. 'The children are crying. All we want is to pour some water on our bodies.'
'I now wish we could go back to Saddam's time. We suffered then, but not like the suffering nowadays. There is no water or electricity. I can't sleep because of the heat. How are we to live these lives of misery?'

The most cowardly war in history
8 Iraqi policemen killed west of Baghdad - Gunmen attacked a police station near the city of Ramadi, west of Baghdad, on Saturday, killing eight police officers, a police chief said.
The truth about Iraq- 'What I found in Iraq after eight years abroad shocked me' - The Americans are not in control, they control their bases, they travel around in huge convoys, they bully people in the streets, making fun of them and humiliating them in public. Not even Saddam's security forces did that. If there is an incident they have no problem destroying a whole block and those living inside it rather than to confront the enemy
The Carve-up Begins- As the costs of the Iraq occupation spiral, British and American oil companies meet in secret next week to carve up the country's oil reserves for themselves. Tom Burgis reports
Car Bomber Slams Into US Convoy in Iraq-west of Baghdad and there were casualties, the military said Friday. A top US commander testified before Congress that the foreign fighter problem in Iraq has worsened.
Recruiters Sink to New Lows: While the stunning list of recruiting abuses has received some needed media attention, it's worth reviewing the extremes to which the military has gone to fill its ranks.

Democrats Demand Rove Apologize for 9/11 Remarks: Leading Democrats reacted furiously to remarks by Karl Rove that liberals had responded to the Sept. 11 attacks by wanting to "offer therapy and understanding for our attackers," with some Democrats calling for him to apologize or resign as a White House adviser.

In case you missed it: War critics astonished as US hawk admits invasion was illegal: International lawyers and anti-war campaigners reacted with astonishment yesterday after the influential Pentagon hawk Richard Perle conceded that the invasion of Iraq had been illegal.
Censorship: So the American government is pressuring foreign countries to censor their news. Aside from the fact that this act is the height of arrogance by the United States, it makes it exceedingly clear why so many Americans who rely on the corporate media for their news continue to be so misinformed/un-informed about the goings on in Iraq.
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Dahr Jamail's Iraq Dispatches: Censorship
Don't Let Them PLUCK The Big Bird-from thepen_ab
We knew they would keep playing semantics, so for everyone, here is the definition of 'fixed around',- from a graduate in English language.
Commentaries
Our Titular Attorney General... By William Fisher
CAPITOL KABUKI... By William Fisher
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Science/Health
Canada Restricts Internet Pharmacies
Japan food safety officials worried by new U.S. mad cow case
Monsanto corn study raises safety questions : According to the study, rats that were fed MON 863 had smaller kidneys and elevated levels of white blood cells and lymphocytes compared to those that were fed conventional corn. In the United States and Canada, farmers have been growing MON 863 corn since 2003.
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Middle East/Asia

U2 Crash in UAE
Bush & the U.S. Military -A close study of Bush’s statements regarding the political process and security situation in Iraq appears to contradict the reality in Iraq. Until now, the Bush administration has been unable to accomplish any of the goals it set out pre-invasion.
Iranian Hardliner Wins on Votes of the Poor- A radical Islamic group in Indonesia cheered the news that a hardliner had won Iran's presidential election, while a Muslim scholar suggested the surprising victory was driven by anti-Americanism in the Middle East.
Iranian hardliner wins landslide victory
US acknowledges torture at Guantanamo and Iraq, Afghanistan: UN source
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U.S. News
Murder in the Abstract- by Jason Miller
U.S. image still sinking abroad
Fire, explosions rock St.Louis gas plant
Grilled Rumsfeld, anyone? - Noting that he had not uttered the 'last throes' line, an obviously exasperated Rumsfeld said of Cheney's choice of words: 'I didn't use them, and I might not use them.' Perhaps Kennedy should have asked Rumsfeld if Cheney ought to resign.
Storm clouds for GOP
RACISM REBOOTED - Forty years after the fact, Edgar Killen is finally convicted of manslaughter in the killings of three civil rights workers. But the system that produced him remains alive and well.
The New York Times reporter who helped spread the fallacy that Saddam Hussein had WMD has a new beat: discrediting the United Nations.
Bush's Empathy Shortage
A War Waged by Liars and Morons What is Bush's Agenda in Iraq?- byy Paul Craig Roberts: In his June 18 weekly radio address last Saturday, Bush again lied to the American people when he told them that the US was forced into invading Iraq because of the September 11 attack on the WTC. Bush, the greatest disgrace that America has ever had to suffer, actually repeated at this late date the monstrous lie for which he is infamous throughout the world
BLACK MEN: MISSING?- Salim Muwakkil, In These Times It's downright depressing how, besieged by poverty, disease, violence and mass incarceration, African-American men are conspicuously missing from families and communities.
Russia
Explosion of oil tanks kills two in Moscow region
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Africa
Bush aid to Africa called ‘crumbs’- by Tim Wheeler, 06/23/05
WASHINGTON — Aid groups blasted President George W. Bush for refusing additional development aid for Africa, branding his offer of $674 million during a meeting with British Prime Minister Tony Blair 'crumbs.'

How Europe cheats Africa- Heather Stewart describes how the EU's cosseted farmers are helping to keep a continent in poverty MORE
To plunder, to slaughter, to steal, these things they misname empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace. – Calgacus
International

Europe's Socialists believe new jobs will ease crisis
Bulgaria's ex-Communists win election victory
Cheney back in hospital
When America breaks the law- When Dick Cheney said last week that detainees at the American prison camp in Guantánamo Bay were treated better than they would be "by virtually any other government on the face of the earth," he was carrying on what has become a campaign to whitewash abuse.
'US bigger killer than Saddam'- "With two wars and 13 years of criminal sanctions, the United States have been responsible for more deaths in Iraq than Saddam Hussain," Larry Everest, a journalist, told hundreds of anti-war activists gathered in Istanbul.
Socialists lead in Bulgaria elections
CONCERN AFTER CHINA BIDS FOR U.S. OIL CO...
Canadian Campaign to Give US Army Deserters Refuge Persists-NDP MP Bill Siksay is lending his support to a campaign aimed at allowing a growing number of American military deserters to find refuge in Canada.According to the British Columbia MP, the issue resonates with a lot of Canadians.
For example, Siksay told CTV's Canada AM early Wednesday, Canadians are widely opposed to the prison abuse reported at the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay prisons.

Americas
When America breaks the law-When Dick Cheney said last week that detainees at the American prison camp in Guantánamo Bay were treated better than they would be "by virtually any other government on the face of the earth," he was carrying on what has become a campaign to whitewash abuse.
Chavez vows to defend social 'revolution' - President Hugo Chavez told thousands of troops Friday that Venezuelans would defend the nation's social "revolution" with their lives if attacked by a foreign power such as the United States.
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Tech News
Tim Robbins' controversial antiwar play, "Embedded,"- which debuted onstage in Los Angeles and was followed by a major run at NYC's Public Theatre, has been released on DVD in conjunction with NetFlix. The arrangement, which takes the film directly to DVD, making it available to the nation's three million Netflix subscribers, is a new trend in film distribution.
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Mystery shrouds disappearance in Aruba
DEA Agent Seizes Woman's Plastic Surgery Money At Airport
Miss World: A doctor's creation?
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Money Markets
FTSE stumbles from 3-yr high as oil price hits
Russia & the Euro
Stocks fall on concern over oil prices
IBM ships 14,000 jobs to India
2005 Second Half FX Outlook- Daily FX - New York,NY,USA ... earning itself the title the 'anti-dollar.' Now ... talk of the euro as an alternative reserve currency. ...
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