1. Man-made Global Warming
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... A personal note: This writer was stationed at Fort Hood in summer 1956, a quiet time, post-Korea and pre-Vietnam, when terrorism and Islamophbia weren't issues, and shooting only happened on firing ...

2. A Nation of Golems
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...l committed war crimes during its military assault on the Gaza Strip. CONTINUE... Death toll rises in Vietnam storm SCI-TECH By Agencies    Thursday, 05 November 2009 Authorities in...

3. IF Stone: An Iconic Radical Journalist
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... has received a Star on the Warsaw, Poland Walk of Fame. CONTINUE... Afghanistan—Winning Lessons from Vietnam Op_ed By MWC News    Monday, 19 October 2009 There are many differences...

4. Israeli Subterfuge Exposed
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...ghest level in more than 26 years, government data has shown. CONTINUE... Typhoon death toll rises in Vietnam SCI-TECH By Agencies    Saturday, 03 October 2009 At least 122 people i...

5. A World without Law
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...e world over must find non-violent ways to oppose American military force lest they suffer the fate of the Vietnamese and the Iraqis. CONTINUE... The Conyers-Bybee Love Story Political Views By...

6. If it Bleeds, it Cannot Lead
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...... Agent Orange talks begin in Hanoi SCI-TECH By Agencies    Tuesday, 08 September 2009 Vietnamese and US officials have met in Hanoi to discuss further funding efforts to help thos...

7. Pulling Granny\'s Plug
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...t 2009 The former US army officer found guilty of mass killings in  the village of My Lai during the Vietnam war has finally made a public apology after more than 40 years. CONTINUE... Toll...

8. The Madoff Scandal Exposes Government Failure
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...uthoritative delivery of news events from the John F. Kennedy assassination to the Apollo moon landing and Vietnam War, made him "the most trusted man in America," has died after an illness ...

9. How McNamara Lost World War II
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... It's been a good week. Robert McNamara's dead and my book, Armed Madhouse, was released in translation in Vietnam. I don't blame McNamara for losing the war in Vietnam. After all, the good guys won....

10. Choosing the path to Nowhere
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...ey, McNamara wasn’t so bad. Even though he was responsible for the deaths of millions of people during the Vietnam War, he ended up helping the poor, needy, and disadvantaged around the world with Wor...