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Embedded with the CNN Road show: “GWII – Baghdad or Bust” Wherein the writer, deftly side-stepping political issues, expresses his pique at the dunder-headedness of certain reporters who pester professional military men with rumor, insinuation and second-guessing of tactics, strategy and operations. iraq • saddam • war • cnn • protest
New Strategies for Baghdad Violence is down in Baghdad and the American and Iraqi governments must capitalize on the relative peace. baghdad • war on terror • the "surge" • the "surge" is working • iraqi capital
Abdel Wahab al-Bayati One of the top Iraqi poets, Abdel Wahab al-Bayati, died in Damascus in 1999. He is credited with modernizing Arabic poetry, departing from the older classical forms. abdel wahab al-bayati • baghdad • iraq • damascus • syria
Animals of War War seems to touch every life, everywhere in one way or another and not even animals are exempt from the results of our disagreements. baghdad • operation iraqi freedom • war • war animals • navy sea lions
Iraqi Constitution Approved Iraqi constitution poses threat to others in the Middle East and hope to Iraqis. iraq • iran • constitution • threat • terrorism
War of Ideas, Part II Democracy is messy, so expecting Iraq to do better than the US is misguided at best. democracy • iraq • us • shay's rebellion • electoral college
Kathem Al Saher: Arabic Folk Musician's Songs & Lyrics A short biography of Iraqi songwriter and singer Kathem Al Saher, focusing on his musical style and the inspiration for his lyrics kazem al saher • kathem al saher • iraqi singers • iraqi musicians • famous people from iraq
Hulagu Khan Scourge of Islam The empire that Genghis Khan left behind on his death in 1227 stretched from the Caspian Sea to the borders of China and the Golden Horde searched for further conquests. hulagu khan • grandson genghis khan • mongol leaders • scourge of islam • khans of mongolia
Obstacles to Providing Aid in Iraq Humanitarian organizations face many obstacles when attempting to deliver supplies to people in Iraq. Ongoing violence makes it difficult to deliver food. war in iraq • humanitarian aid • internally displaced people • ongoing violence • poverty for iraqis
Reiki for the Middle East, in a Time of Conflict The thoughts of one Reiki Master/Teacher on sending Reiki into the Middle East, to promote peace and love and healing, in a region hurting and greatly in need. reiki • rei • ki • qi • chi
Television and Ethics The FCC has failed in its role as a moral dictator. Television loves the bomb and hates the breast. How justified violence and Victorian attitudes dominate the media. television • fcc • violence • ethics • children
Torture and Television The popular and timely TV program "24" is shaping how younger generations of American soldiers view torture. torture • television • baghdad iraq • tv program 24 • united states military
TRUTH LIVES IN STRANGE PLACES - PART II Three more tales from the life of Bahlool, a scholar who chose to live a mad man in order to stay alive and educate the masses. Included is also a link to an online book with lots more of the Adventures of Bahlool :) bahlool • bahlul • islam • shia • sane
Iraq to Assume Responsibility for Anbar Province United States Marines in al Anbar Province, Iraq, are set to hand over their security responsibilities to Iraqi forces at the beginning of September. iraq's anbar province • nato in afghanistan • syria's foreign fighters • baghdad violence • battle for fallujah
China's New Silk Road of the Air The Travelsleuth heralds the opening up of a new 'Silk Road of the Air' between China and North America following the latest Washington/Beijing travel accord. washington • beijing • china • canada • usa
Looting of Iraq's Past: An Exhibition Preview The Oriental Institute Museum's exhibition "Catastrophe! The Looting and Destruction of Iraq's Past" describes the plundering of important archaeological sites. museum exhibitions • looting artifacts • iraq national museum • oriental institute museum • catastrophe!
Reporting from the Front Lines Journalist David Zucchino recently shared his experiences as an embedded reporter during the Iraq War. He's reported from the front lines in Kuwait and Iraq. embedded reporter • journalism • war reporting • iraq war • war coverage
Sotheby's Auction: Guennol Lioness The "Guennol Lioness" is a Mesopotamian artwork expected to garner between $14 million and $18 million (US) at auction. Why is this miniature sculpture so significant? guennol standing lioness demon collection • mesopotamian art history mythology religion • sotheby's ny auction • brooklyn museum • the metropolitan museum of art
The FBI Investigates...Itself? Three years after the looting of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, the FBI has little to show on their website. iraqi museum • baghdad • looting • antiquities • cradle of civilization
THE NEW AMERICAN WAY OF WAR How America fights today. accuracy • afghanistan • arafat • army • air force
Al-Maliki and Ahmadinejad Al-Maliki's decision to visit Ahmadinejad in the wake of government withdrawals suggests there was more to his visit than the official line of 'security discussions'. nouri al-maliki visits mahmoud ahmadinejad • al-maliki travels to tehran • cultural diplomacy • relationship between iraq’s premier • nouri al-maliki and iran’s premiere |
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