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UN:20,000 Dead Annually from Mines Despite the best efforts of various United Nations (UN) agencies, landmines continue to kill almost 20,000 people each year. april 4 • landmines • united nations • mine awareness • un demining efforts
Israel Gaza Strikes Prove History Repeats Itself History repeats itself. The lessons are sadly never learned: Israeli heinous massacres followed by popular condemnation, while the US war machine pockets the profit. israeli airstrikes on gaza • popular outrage • civilian deaths • un impotence • israeli massacres
Iraq War Dead In a 1994 interview, Dick Cheney predicted American casualties if Saddam Hussein was removed from power, followed by military occupation. iraq war • iraq news • war in iraq • troops in iraq • iraq war dead
The Justified State A rebuttal to the views of John Pilger as stated in his article "The Rogue State." john pilger • wilfred burchett • afghanistan • bombing casualties • marc herold
Former U.S. Officials Defend Use of Contractors U.S. government use of surrogates is routine, though CIA outsourcing has declined. In the wake of reports citing Blackwater, ex-officials note some needs for contracting. use of contracting by u.s. government agencies • news reports on central intelligence agency using • cia use of surrogates in different missions • former cia director michael hayden cites contracto • disclosure of cia decision to use blackwater to fi
Highway of Death – 1991 Persian Gulf War An army committed to keeping human losses at minimum would attempt to keep track of its casualties, yet this did not happen in Iraq. 1991 iraq war casualties • persian gulf war • 1991 iraqi war censored • description of highway of death • mutla ridge
Israel Changing Landscape of Palestine Existence As the death toll rises in Gaza, the reality of what is being inflicted on the larger Palestinian nation is sinking in and forewarns of an ominous conspiracy. gaza shock therapy • international conspiracy against palestinians • gaza death toll • obama israel policy • palestinian israeli peace talks
Sri Lanka Ceasefire Needed to Save Civilians Canada should use its unique influence to broker a final round of negotiations between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil Tiger rebels to end the constant bloodshed. sri lanka ceasefire • sri lanka civil war • tamil in sri lanka • sri lanka peace process • humanitarian catastrophe
In Defense of the War on Terrorism A group of Americans pen an open letter to the world to describe the moral basis for the war on terrorism. Some Americans and Europeans responde. war on terrorism • open letter • american values
Art Galleries of Madrid Madrid's Prado Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection and Art Center of Queen Sophia constitute one of the world's greatest concentrations of fine art open to the public. prado museum • dos de mayo • baron hans heinrich thyssen-bornemisza • queen sophia art center • travel spain
A War of Optimism The war in Iraq is a war of optimism - hoping that the US can improve the Middle East by eliminating a true threat to stability and peace in the region. hussein • coalition • government • us • uk
Injuries Caused By Landmines Modern war devastates civilian populations, even generations after the end of the primary conflict. Landmines and unexploded bombs cause crippling injuries and death. un • landmines • mines • cluster bombs • afghanistan
Singapore Readily Remembers WWII Sacrifices The Japanese occupation,1942-45, weighed heavily on Singapore but they do not forget. They promote their historical memory with museums, monuments and commemorations. world war ii british empire winston churchill • japan southeast asia singapore • p.o.w camps • changi death railway • chinese sook ching massacres
Applying the Iraqi Surge Strategy to Afghanistan Barack Obama and the US military have been advocating a troop "surge" strategy for Afghanistan as a solution to the war. A solution which poses serious risks. afghanistan and iraq • iraq surge afghanistan • obama and afghanistan • obama foreign policy • war in afghanistan
Sri Lanka's Successful War on Terror Irks West One of the few nations in modern times to militarily defeat a terrorist Movement, Sri Lanka now faces criticism by self-appointed guardians of Human Rights in the West. ltte • united nations human rights council • war on terror • human rights watch • sri lanka idpcamps
War's environmental impact Another form of collateral damage which seems to be almost universally ignored is damage to the environment. warfare • environmental damage • bioterrorism • anthrax • environmentalist
Confederate Blue in the American West: The Galvanized Yankees, Part I Despite widespread interest in the American Civil War, much that happened during those four chaotic years remains outside the main historical spotlight. Such is the case with the little-known story of 6,000 Confederate prisoners, who in 1864 exchanged Rebel Gray for Yankee Blue and vowed to serve the cause they had once vowed to oppose. galvanized yankees • civil war • american civil war • confederate prisoners • prisoner exchange
STAMP OUT TERRORISM On September 11, terrorists hijacked four planes and assaulted the United States. Over 6,000 people lost their lives to terrorism that morning. It is time to declare war on terrorism and terrorists around the world. war on terrorism • mary alward • mary • alward • suite101
Will violence lead to peace? When violence occurs in the Middle East, it also carries a mixed baggage of opinions and hardens animosities among already sensitive populations all over the world. terrorism • terror • terrorist • hezbollah • israel
Reasons for the War in Afghanistan With allied troop deaths on the rise, reports of corrupt elections and the news that British commanders are rethinking their strategy, what are the reasons for the war? reasons for war in afghanistan • afghanistan war • afghanistan • taliban • osama bin laden
Dare to switch allegiances An exploration of options for imperial soliders to consider. peace • democracy • iraq • soldiers • orders
How Great Was the Great War? (book review of 3 books) The Great War has traditionally been seen as a great event of the twentieth century, particularly for British social history. This essay reexamines this issue, looking at some old "classics" as well as contemporary work on the subject. first world war • world war i • book reviews • british society • social aspects
Humanist Reflections on a Tragedy A Humanist response to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th. Related links follow. humanism • terrorism • religion • september 11 • wtc
Let's Be Honest about the Middle East Situation- Anti Semitism at it's Best! A Short discussion about the truth behind the Middle East situation from a Jewish point of view. g_d • middle east • jew • arab • media
Pillar of Salt The author has long been fascinated by novelist Kurt Vonnegut's account of the destruction of Dresden which he witnessed as a German prisoner of war in 1945. Dresden was a city of art and culture without significant war-related targets. Why then did the Allies firebomb it so intensely, killing between 35 to 135 thousand? Does this act relate to the current world situation? Dresden to me is a metaphor for humankin's inhumanity to humankind though we always can tap that compassion hardwired deep within us. like the moon • vonnegut • kurt vonnegut • war • lot's wife |
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