Stay Out of Liberia!

The United States military has no role – either alone or as part of a multinational force – in Liberia. We all recognize the tragedy in Liberia. A civil war has raged there for the past 14 years, leaving thousands dead and a million without homes. Horrific...

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What Military Might?

Not many countries have benefited as much from 9/11 as China has. For almost a year, China stayed off of the US Most Wanted list and stayed on the Best Places to Put Your Cash list. While the US economy faltered amidst scandal, the Chinese economy gained strength from...

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Bremer’s Baghdad Bolsheviks

The death of Saddam's two sons was the occasion for a well-organized Team Bush assault on the President's most potentially dangerous – and unforgiving – enemy: the American public. The Washington Post reports: "The Bush administration made a coordinated...

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Behind the Hudna Scenes

The Palestinians have now reached a so-called Hudna, or internal cease-fire. Armed resistance to the occupation, as well as terror attacks on Israeli citizens, have fallen to a minimum: there has not been any massive terror attack since the 11th of June, considerably...

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Phony Justifications for War

The truth about whether or not Saddam Hussein sought to buy uranium from Niger has dominated the news for the past several weeks. Many of those challenging the administration on this issue are motivated more by politics than by policy. Some of today’s critics...

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THE PERVERSION OF HISTORY

Today's column was originally written for the History News Network, in response to a piece, "Isolationism Strikes Again," by Ronald Radosh, originally published as a pamphlet by the neoconservative "Foundation for the Defense of Democracies." In his screed, Radosh...

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Leave Iraq to the Iraqis

It seems that every day we read about a young American soldier being killed in Iraq. Three were killed in a 24-hour period from Sunday to Monday. In its November 25 issue, "Fortune'' magazine, long before the war started, said an American occupation would be...

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