Category Archives: Iraq

A Closer Look at Israel's Role in Terrorism

Posted on 12 March, 2010 by

A documentary based on Jeff Gates’ Criminal State (h/t ICH), in three parts.  It is an interesting look particularly at how israeli war planners have deployed game theory in inveigling US military involvement. While we’re on the topic, also check … Continue reading →

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Terrorists R US

Posted on 7 January, 2010 by

An excellent short testimony from Mike Prysner, an Iraq war veteran connecting the dots between corporatism and militarism. To learn more about Michael Prysner and the organization he helped co-found, see March Forward!

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Iraq’s fertile crescent is turning dust bowl

Posted on 19 December, 2009 by

At the moment, “Afghanistan is hot, Iraq is not”, Martin Chulov notes in this anti-war radio interview. Baghdad correspondent for the Guardian, Chulov provides insights on the ecological disaster of Iraq’s dust bowl, the diversion of water from the Tigris … Continue reading →

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On PTSD, Fort Hood, Afghanistan, Iraq and Empire – Dahr Jamail

Posted on 16 November, 2009 by

An excellent and wide-ranging  interview with Dahr Jamail on US foreign policy, conducted by Cindy Piester. (The only quibble with the interview would be the claim that the occupation of Iraq is all about oil and the absence of the … Continue reading →

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