Yearly Archives: 2007

Bush slashes aid to poor to boost Iraq war chestEwen MacAskill in WashingtonTuesday February 6, 2007The Guardian President George Bush is proposing to slash medical care for the poor and elderly to meet the soaring cost of the Iraq war. … Continue reading →

More U.S. troops died in Iraq combat in past four months than in any similar period of warThe Associated PressPublished: February 6, 2007 WASHINGTON: More U.S. troops were killed in combat in Iraq over the past four months — at … Continue reading →

From Juan Cole at Informed Comment The Bush administration can’t account for up to $12 billion handed out in Iraq by the Coalition Provisional Authority. Only 10 percent of it seems to have gone to firms or persons with written-down … Continue reading →

CIA Buddy Landed Iraq Deal for ContractorBy Paul Kiel – February 6, 2007, 4:59 PM With Brent Wilkes speeding towards indictment, the AP churns up more details about his close friend Dusty Foggo, the former Executive Director of the CIA, … Continue reading →

Nick Turse, America’s Secret Air War in Iraq Just last week, in a typical air strike of the Iraq War, two missiles were fired at targets somewhere in the city of Ramadi, capital of al-Anbar province in the heartland of … Continue reading →

My Sister, Deb, lives in Australia and that’s where these photos of a Monitor lizard were taken. Richard Jehn

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The inaugural events of doomsdayTuesday, 06 February 2007By Fawzy Aboyoussef We are going to witness within the few coming days and weeks the unfolding of a play authored by President Bush’s Administration about the immediate future of the Middle-East. 02/06/07 … Continue reading →

This is a joke, right? From our pals at Pensito Review. It’s a Miracle: Rev. Ted Haggard Is ‘Completely Heterosexual’ NowPosted by Jon Ponder | Feb. 6, 2007, 11:12 am Here is good news for unhappy homos and homo-hating Christians … Continue reading →

War tax sought as Congress debates Bush budgetTue Feb 6, 2007 4:54PM ESTBy Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) – An outspoken supporter of the Iraq war on Tuesday called for a new tax to pay for its astronomical cost as Congress … Continue reading →

A Dark Day for Press Freedomby Julian Davis‚ Feb. 06‚ 2007 Unless released from ‘coercive confinement’ by the end of the day, Josh Wolf will become the longest incarcerated journalist for contempt in United States history. Wolf is in prison … Continue reading →