Iraq army tightens grip on southern city

Things are improving in Iraq. The Iraqi government is gearing up to go into the southern city of Amara, which borders Iran. "Iraq's security forces tightened their grip on the southern city of Amara on Monday and...

Al-Sadr calls for protest Million Man March

Sadr calls protest march against U.S."BASRA, Iraq, April 3 (UPI) -- Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr called Thursday for a million-strong march in the shrine city of Najef against the U.S. "occupation" in Iraq. The...

Sadr 'freezes' militia activities

It seems that the insugents, freedom fighters or folks sick and tired of being occupied  that decided to do what the Bush administration does not want to do, stop, regroup, get back in the fight.  When...

New Coalition Is Reached To Rule Iraq

"y ELI LAKE Staff Reporter of the Sun August 17, 2007  WASHINGTON — A month before General David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker deliver to Congress a make-or-break assessment of Iraq, the country's prime minister announced a new ruling coalition that excludes the...

feel the love: 'prepare to die',

"Palestinians living in Iraq have been warned that they will be killed by Shia militias unless they leave the country immediately.... Now the Shia militias are stepping up their campaign to drive out Iraq's 20,000 remaining Palestinians – half the estimated 40,000 living...

Translation of the verbal exchange at Saddam Hussein's execution

BBC News has posted a translation of the taunting and dialog in the last moments of Saddam Hussein's execution:"[Saddam] Oh God. [Voices] May God's blessings be upon Muhammad and his household. [Voices] And may...

American General Kicked Out of Iraq

"In an interview with Time.com, Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the man in charge of combat operations in Iraq, reflects on the troubled mission, Lt. Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli's two tours of duty in Iraq have coincided with some of the worst violence the country has experienced since...

As Iraq Bleeds, the U.S. Policy Cupboard Remains Bare

"Despite the hype, the Baker group's recommendations may be too little and too late to turn Iraq around. Like the wild, but vain, windmilling of arms by traffic cops hoping to prevent an imminent accident, the signs emanating from Baghdad — as well as Amman and...

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