the Fiasco
...horrible news.
Seriously, in the wake of Iraq, we're going to claim that unilateralism produces transparent decision-making, clear objectives, and considered decision-making? Right. This is so silly I'm reminded of Brooks's assertion.
Depressing but true: Well the latest Wikileaks disclosures ought to shut them up for good (it won’t, of course). “Our” side has both committed war crimes directly and has acquiesced,.
Since it might be unsuccessful in denying Jamie Leigh Jones her access to the courts, I suppose it's not surprising that KBR has tried floating some of the smears against.
A great catch by Cole, who notes that a new CNN special should remind us that one of the chief witnesses in the extremely thin and frequently illogical witchhunt against.
I suppose everyone has a punch-the-wall-with-your-face moment in this interview. Here's mine:GIBSON: You said you were not going to be in the business of nation-building. And so much of what.
The CENTCOM non-denial-denial came only after a call from the U.S. government:The statement by an aide to Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki calling his remarks in Der Spiegel "misinterpreted and.
This has been another edition of what Publius said.