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Bush says gradual progress in Iraq despite violence
From his office in clouded cuckoo land President George W. Bush insisted on Tuesday a new Iraq security plan is making gradual progress, despite the deaths of nine more U.S. troops and another major... ...
'Surge' needs up to 7,000 more troops
President Bush's planned escalation of U.S. forces in Iraq will require as many as 28,500 troops, Pentagon officials told a Senate committee Thursday. http://www.usat oday.com/news/world/iraq/2 007-03-01-surge_x.htm Fr om... ...
Kucinich Comes Back for '08
Kucinich was the only Democratic candidate in the 2004 presidential primaries to vote against the war in Iraq. Three years later, the Iraq war has cost the lives of more than 3,000 American servicepeople... ...
Walter Reed Hospital Officials Knew of Neglect for Years
Top officials at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, including the Army's surgeon general, have heard complaints about outpatient neglect from family members, veterans groups, and members of Congress for... ...
Rushed by Bush, Troops Sent to War Without Training
Rushed by President Bush's decision to reinforce Baghdad with thousands more US troops, the Army is forgoing training designed specially to prepare the troops for the challenges of Iraq. http://www.truthout.org/ docs_2006/022707B.shtml ...
The Long Game: of sweetheart deals and the "surge"
Kenneth Anderson Do details revealed in a draft oil law explain the need for more troops in Iraq? http://www.thehumanist.org /humanist/KennethAnderson. pdf From Information Clearing House http://freepage.t woday.net/search?q=troop+s urge ...
North Of Baghdad, War Getting Worse
More Attacks, Less Troops In Diyala Province As Military Focuses On Baghdad Crackdown. http://www.cbsnews.com/st ories/2007/02/23/iraq/main 2507079.shtml From Information Clearing House Fallujans Defiant... ...
For Guard Units, A Sooner Than Expected Return to Iraq
The Pentagon is planning to send more than 14,000 National Guard troops back to Iraq next year, shortening their time between deployments to meet the demands of Bush's troop escalation. http://www.tr uthout.org/docs_2006/02230 7N.shtml https://freepag e.twoday.net/search?q=troo p+surge ...
"Do Something Good..."
"The Occupation Project is developing, nationally, into a sustained campaign," writes Iraq activist Kathy Kelly. "We welcome participation, and encourage further nonviolent efforts to resist appropriations... ...
National Roundup of Nonviolent Action
February 22, 2007 Nonviolent activists across the United States have entered offices of Senate and Congressional representatives to "assemble peaceably," seeking assurance that the elected officials... ...