‘Battle of Iraq’ turns tide in World War IV
"My fellow Americans: Major combat operations in Iraq have ended. In the battle of Iraq, the United States and our...
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Speaking truth to power
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US warns Syria’s Ba’athist regime
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France, Germany & Russia cheer Saddam ouster, but Wolfowitz says they should ‘pay’
Faced with having been on the losing side in Iraq, France, Germany and Russia now say they're happy Saddam Hussein...
SARS A threat to homeland security
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The Evolution of Strategic Influence
This essay, a product of the U.S. Army War College's Research Project, is written by Lt.Col. Susan Gough. As stated...
US troops find Iraqi chemical weapons
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Germany now says it hopes Saddam loses; claims it was a big help to US-led war effort
Now that the Good Guys are poised to take Baghdad, more countries are siding with the US-led Coalition, or at...
Embed free Iraqis, now!
It has been clear for many months that the wild card in any campaign to liberate Iraq would be not...
‘Embed’ free Iraqis, now!
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Mexico is meddling in US military, claiming jurisdiction over chicano servicemen
Heroic Mexican-American soldiers and Marines have been among the earliest US casualties in Iraq. So it's not unusual that the...