1. Normal Times That Never Were
(Newsletter)

...the Iraqi prime minister, has attempted to ease concerns that a wave of violence will follow the pullback of US combat troops from cities and major towns. CONTINUE... US 'considers indefinite det...

2. The Real Recovery Plan
(Newsletter)

...rts By MWC NEWS    Thursday, 26 March 2009 Nearly four weeks ago, President Obama declared that US combat operations would end in Iraq by August 2010. Despite Obama’s pledge, new evidence...

3. \'Der Spiegel\' on Why Obama is \'President of the
(Newsletter)

...Friday, 12 December 2008 Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, has said he hopes to send more than 10,000 US combat troops to Afghanistan by the middle of next year. CONTINUE... Shares slide a...

4. Bearing Witness -
(Newsletter)

...US troops admit abusing Iraqis Top_news By Agencies    Saturday, 05 May 2007 Almost one in ten US combat troops deployed in Iraq have mistreated a civilian, according to a new survey con...

5. Maliki criticises veto of poll law
(News/Arab)

...of more trouble in the run-up to the vote and said he could yet ask Washington to alter the plan to have all US combat troops out of Iraq by next August, ahead of a complete military exit in 2011. &qu...

6. Iraq VP vetoes new election law
(News/Arab)

...g for assurances by then that Iraq is on stable footing. Under a plan by Barack Obama, the US president, all US combat personnel must be out of Iraq by the end of August 2010. The rest of the troops, ...

7. Rise of Mercenary Armies Menace World
(Opinions/Daily)

...failure of the US policy of using Iraqi mercenaries to defeat the resistance is evident in the escalation of US combat military forces in Iraq in the spring of 2007, after five years of colonial warfa...

8. Report: Combat Brigades Will Stay in Iraq
(Opinions/Daily)

Nearly four weeks ago, President Obama declared that US combat operations would end in Iraq by August 2010. Despite Obama’s pledge, new evidence has emerged that the US plans to keep combat brigades i

9. Pro-Zionist Media Holocaust Ignoring
(Editor/Editorial)

...nd military deaths can be obtained from a variety of official sources. The ratio of “enemy excess deaths”/ “US combat deaths” successively increased from 24 in the Korean War and 277 in the Indo-Chin...

10. Ongoing Palestinian Genocide
(Editor/Editorial)

...British Empire) and 17.6 (the US) .  The following "enemy civilian avoidable mortality"/"US combat death" "kill ratios" have been calculated for the Korean War (1950...