http://summapolitico.blogspot.com
This is the warm, fading tail of the "perro calientes"... which - is what I asked for when I came on signs advertising "hot dogs" in Mexico; a simpleminded joke that never failed to draw a smile... and lead to pleasant palabres... where I live, coyotes wake me nearly every nite, chiming in, hysterically, with the occasional fire engine siren...
First: The Main links for the body of this sending:
The Bushwhacker, Handke, Gunter Grass, Denice "The Mutton" Dutton...
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http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact
http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/20/gerecht-iran/
John le Carre
http://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-middle_east_politics/lebanon_lecarre_3856.jsp
War Crimes Act Changes Would Reduce Threat Of Prosecution
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/08/AR2006080801276.html
http://www.tomdispatch.com/index.mhtml?emx=x&pid=114108
http://www.kultur.at/lesen/index.htm
here is the link to the three part interview that was elicited by the same preoccupation of mine and to Lothar Struck's essay on the Heine Prize Skandal:
Teil 3 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2556374/
Teil 2 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2504464/
Teil 1 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2460962/
Heine-Preis-Skandal [Lothar Struck] http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2090161/
http://www.handkeyugo.scriptmania.com
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/20/opinion/20gay.html
http://www.welt.de/data/2006/08/21/1005612.html
http://www.signandsight.com/
http://www.aldaily.com/
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1-a] Sy Hersh
http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact
alerts us that the hell's-a-poppin' war had been a well planned response to monthly provocations. So why now? Sy has the answer.
The amazingly misnamed Marc Reuel Gerecht [Right/just/ all the Reuel is missing a G and it would mean = Gruesome!] How utterly perfect the Orwellianism of it all...
http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/20/gerecht-iran/
a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute [where else!] and a member of a small group of analysts who were asked to discuss their views on the Middle East with President Bush at a private lunch this week, said on ABC's This Week that the mid- to long-term fallout from Israel-Hezbollah conflict could be a good thing because it may prompt Bush to take military action against Iran. "Thatta, Boy, Greuel!" A major Raytheon investor no doubt. "By the rockets bright light..." or however it goes.
What I particularly liked during the episode were those accounts in the NY Times about bigger rockets, cluster bombs being rushed to Israel when the plan did not go according to plan. All this is meant as a test run how to bunker bust Iran.
1-b] The Bush administration is having a law passed to insure it against any future prosecution for war crimes... it's good to know that in that respect Cheney & Co. is exercising foresight... also against Judgment Day? in which these folks claim to believe? After all, it is most unlikely that anyone will haul them off to de Haag.
So let us remember, once again, the dismemberment of the Democratic Mossadegh Government of Iran by Eisenhower/Dulles, Kermit Roosevelt in 1953; and the way that that cookie has crumbled... all the way from the installation of Henry Kissinger's good friend, Shah Pahvlevi, a criminal who squandered his country's wealth on F-16s; and thence the variety of Ayatollahs up to and including the current possibly true madman, at least if I can lend credence to these second and third hand possibly entirely propagandistic accounts that I have read; or misunderstand his rhetoric, which may be more for home than foreign consumption as is the US Government's. Thus the U.S. creates an unending series of enemies for its Arms Industry and Evil Hunters...
From cookie to cookie from dust to dust we end in Fukuyamas dustbin of history with sanctimonious Jimmy Carter, Sigismund Brzezinski and thousands upon thousands of dead Afghans and Mujaheddin who of course are mourned in New York as profoundly as are the millions of victims of the consequences of those crimes against humanity committed "in the interest of national security" ever since the 1950 and particularly in the late 7os and early 80s and the millions in Central America, South East Asia and Africa that U.S. National Interest policies have made so dreadfully unhappy.
Professor Fukuyama, so I just read, is a true fiscal conservative; he feels that the cost of the Iraq Conquest and its Afterbirth stands in no sound relation to the result, that it's sort of like going shopping for a Cadillac but ending up with a yardero, a beater. "That's the way to look at things!" Fuki," I always say. And the American people continue to feel good about themselves, that seems to be all that counts, and to continue to shop.
Otherwise, I expect that the apparent surplus of short and medium range rockets in Syria and Persia will smuggle its way across the Shat-al-Arab to Bug Dud and might just be raining there soon on what part of it I leave to your imagination. Most certainly it will if Iran is bunker-busted.
The excellent Michael Schwartz, who has seen nothing but black in Iraq since day one, has a particularly fine low-down on that vile bitch of a "dawg" [as in Secretary Baker's "we do/ don't have a dawg there"] named Iraquistine:
http://www.tomdispatch.com/index.mhtml?emx=x&pid=114108
It is a dawg that will not leave that cannot be dragged away, that is stuck there for good, and that is beginning to look a lot like the dawg that some coyotes chewed up, gnawed face and all, bloody entrails in the dust... and so all this posturing about whether to depart or not, by demorats and pooplikins... it is just that: cowardly immoral, pick your adjective; both parties are far too heavily invested in the military industrial complex, and in who will enjoy its benefits the mostest; that is in power, greed. Of course you can always put even more of the dawg at risk... There used to be countries that took people who commit war crimes such as the invasion Iraq and then even botched the job, and tore off their epaulets and put them up against a wall... or didn't even bother to tear off the epaulets...
But also see this from Al Jazeera on the Tribal Sheiks
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D1A7CA75-7E85-4B98-8EB5-BBE983872275.htm
One stray thought that keeps cropping up in my brain is whether there was anyone in Washington in 2003 who blanched and said "this is the end" when that coward's showoff war was launched? I am thinking of the head of German Counter Intelligence in 1940, Admiral Canaris, whose service [ The Abwehr] was used to supply the Polish uniforms into which the Wehrmacht stuffed, like so many rabbits, a fair number of Germany's most expendable criminals, to serve as the causus belli... Foresight and a smidgen of real patriotism, for the fathers of the world as a whole, are not such a bad thing... Of course a lot of fine Service officers of all kinds have departed the ship and written their fine books, for all the difference it makes...
There might be another of those mass helicopter departures. But don't be on it, I don't think that the "snarler", five-deferment Cheney would cut and run, he'd probably try to nuke intractable Bug Dud rather then leave in disarray. Oh yes, lots of big walls being constructed there, to impede access from one part of the city to the other! The Berlinification of Bug Dud.
Here are two links, one to Ambassador Khalizad's upbeat assessment of the situation in Bug Dud, the other to clown Norman Podhoretz's defense of the "Bush Doctrine" ['whack em, and whack em again, those evil weeds''], Mr. "Making It" must be angling for a visit to Crawford. Yet, in person.. what a funny guy!
http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110008830
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110008834
Those "innocent" civilians on both sides of the Lebanese/ Israeli border - considering the succor and support they lend the armed forces living amongst them - who is still innocent? Isn't this just a phrase that no one really believes any more.. "innocent civilians".. who constitute the helpless sea, the supports system in which their military swim: Those Israeli girls that sign the bombs and rockets that are about to be delivered to devastate Beirut! Oh how cute? And the equivalent shepherd boy bringing water to Hellsappopin in his bunker? Ah what a part of the world that has brought us three of the worlds great religions!! And isn't the Crawford Kid lucky to have Cheney to attract all the dark matter and still enjoy a third of the country's support! But more than 50 % of the support of the bought and made girls and boys in congress. Oh how irredeemably corrupt!
2] Some of you may have noted that the phrase "Islamo-Fascism" has worked its way all the way from Christopher Hitchens into and out of the Crawford Kid's maw. And an unchewed-through, uncomfortable mouthful of lariats it no doubt is that his speechwriter fed him to spew - to the puzzlement of the majority of the great unwashed one would suppose. If Nazism provided the gold-standard for fascism, and Saddam and his son a kind of Ottoman version, the degeneration of the word in the stridency of the born again neo-con Hitchens signifies its now utter uselessness.
The same goes for the use of the word dictator. Milosevic is regularly referred to - without acknowledging that he won three hard fought election, and when defeated, withdrew, albeit with the kind of reluctance characteristic of an autocrat - as a dictator or "butcher of the Balkans," someone who started four wars and lost each and every one. For reason of opposition to such misappelations, for "the sake of language" is one of about at least half a dozen different reasons I now have seen Peter Handke give for, so famously, attending Milosevic funeral in Pozarevac.
http://www.spectrumpictures.com/spectrum_feature_detail.asp?feature=53
Another reason he gave, to the Croatian Weekly Globus, was to absorb the atmosphere for a planned book on the "tragic figure" that Handke, perhaps correctly, regards Milosevic to be/ to have been. I am nearly done with that little book on Handke, the final part of my attempts – paralleling the three comings of the Handke-Jugo controversy - to digest this episode as part of a much larger project - and all his scandals, in German this time, and you can see it coming online at:
http://www.kultur.at/lesen/index.htm
here is the link to the three part interview that was elicited by the same preoccupation of mine and to Lothar Struck's essay on the Heine Prize Skandal:
Teil 3 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2556374/
Teil 2 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2504464/
Teil 1 http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2460962/
Heine-Preis-Skandal [Lothar Struck] http://begleitschreiben.twoday.net/stories/2090161/
Those who asked for the PDF of my book will have to wait until the end of the month. The first two parts in English, done toward the late 90s, can be found at the site memorializing the controversy:
http://www.handkeyugo.scriptmania.com
One matter I became aware of, during these perusals, is that with regard to the subjects of Handke, Jelinek and Yugoslavia the degree of political difference between the NYRB - on one end of a certain American spectrum and the Weekly Standard on the other - is as the difference between preferring McCain or General Wesley Clark or G.W. Bush for President: the amusing William Kristol, cousin of Billy?, and Bob Silvers can share drinks and laughs in the Hamptons over that difference, there will be no fisticuffs.
It also occurred to me to wonder - absent democracy as it is practiced in the State of Florida and Justice [!] Scalia - how Al Gore would have responded to 9/11, whether his presidency might have tried to juice itself up by the American impulse to hit someone, preferably far weaker, and what if Al Gore had continued to gain weight as he has without being President but had succumbed to the stress of the task, and we now had as head of state Mr. Liebermann of Connecticut??? Which clown do you prefer??? I think it must be one of the heights of Orwellianism that the person who became President by means of what in short hand is known as "Florida Democracy", then grabbed "democratization" out of his grab bag of excuses to the conquest of Iraq; after all the others had proved to be lies.
The amusing Norman Podhoretz sees the situation as a war for the survival of "Western Civilization" - ah yes, the wonders of Modernism which the Islamic world was too backward to accept subsequent of the British and French betrayal in 1919, and everything that followed. Now some want to be modern at least with respect to armaments... the amazing self-justifying drivel of certain intellectuals. - It all looks like the same ancient horror to me. It's just that one side has the better arms, and doesn't want the opposition to have them.
3] The odd belated admission by Gunter Grass that he had been drafted into the Waffen SS made me think about the degree to which Grass' righteousness, in so many matters, might have been fueled by a sense of shame, for I think Peter Gay
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/20/opinion/20gay.html
is right in thinking that it must have been shame that motivated him withhold an otherwise utterly insignificant occurrence; meanwhile Grass claims as much himself in a letter to the Mayor of Danzig/Gdansk where Leck Walesa was calling for the revocation of Grass' honorary citizenship. So it has been shame that has been eating away at him, that has fueled his creativity... and his embarrassment...
Wolfgang Sofsky in Die Welt
http://www.welt.de/data/2006/08/21/1005612.html
has a more complicated take on the matter, and doesn't think it's shame, but that Grass expected to find approval. The Sofsky piece is in German, but it is so good that I expect that the German Sightandsound translation service of the best in their fuellitons
http://www.signandsight.com/
will bring an English version shortly. Ina Hartweg, in the Frankfurter Rundschau
http://www.fr-aktuell.de/in_und_ausland/kultur_und_medien/feuilleton/?em_cnt=952320&
has yet another very interesting take on the matter. One of her points is that reading Grass is a form of nostalgia: Germans can time travel to the Third Reich and not feel any guilt, you can visit East and West Prussia and forget that they are now Polish!
Not having received the book "Peeling the Onion" I am dependent on reviews, one of which, by Fritz Raddatz, in Die Zeit,
http://www.zeit.de/2006/34/ L-Grass?page=all
confirms my suspicion that Grass chagrin goes far deeper than the sensationalistic trigger, set off by the F.A.Z. against Grass's publisher Steid's wishes, might lead one to project, however righteously or not.
http://www.welt.de/data/2006/08/26/1010693.html?s=2
Grass having been drafted and serving a total of 45 days also proves that by that time the SS had become so unpopular that they had to take recourse to the draft for what was meant as Hitler's own volunteers, H. having good reason to be distrustful of the German Army. The question arises what made Grass inveigh against Kohl and Reagan when they tried to put a piece of the past to rest in Bitburg,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitburg
at whose Kolmershoehe Cemetary 49 Waffen SS soldiers are interred. Reagan defended himself by saying that "I think that there's nothing wrong with visiting that cemetery where those young men are victims of Nazism also, even though they were fighting in the German uniform, drafted into service to carry out the hateful wishes of the Nazis. They were victims, just as surely as the victims in the concentration camps ." One of the few times I agreed with "Old Softee" - there is something to be said for forgiveness of the ignorant and brainwashed. The same applies of course for all those American soldier boys and now soldier girls of imperial wars past and present.
Lots of material about the Grass controversy at the sites of the major German dailies. The Simon Wiesenthtal Center has announced that it launching an investigation of Grass for his 45 days draft service... the once usefully righteous might turn their attention to unfortunate transformations that victims undergo in the course of time.
Victims are not nice people!!
4] And last but not least, the tippy tipsy dirty tipperay tip of a tail that has has been dragging in the summer dust between its legs: Those of you who visit
http://www.aldaily.com/
a collector site for opinions in the arts and politics, etc. which is run by a certain Dennis "The Mutton" Dutton Menace out of a sheep farm down under in New Zealand, under the aegis of the Chronicle of Higher Education
http://chronicle.com/ -
may have noted, as have I over the years, that the information to which it provides access is severely skewed in the direction of what I call "Neoconnitis", a disease I regard as barely lesser than arthritis, premature senility, perendotitis, but very much akin to hoof and mouth. Be that histology as it may, Dennis "The Mutton" Dutton, on his own four rickety legs and unsteady hooves may, for all it matters to me, run his very own adjunct site, for all his sheep's delight, to the Hoover Institute for War, The American Enterprise Institute, The Weekly Standard and the Intelligent Design Institute. However, to do so under the aegis of the Chronicle of Higher Education is to misuse this, by no means Arts and Letter's first auspice - Arts and Letters motto is VERITAS ODIT MORAS [which means - for those with rusty Latin - "sheep fart first."] for propaganda purposes, modestly insidious, pretty obvious, i.e. only a Mutton would go about it like that.
Mr. Dutton, it appears, is that ressentiment drenched conservative academic who has found a home in a shed down under; which no doubt is why whenever he finds a piece that will criticize what he thinks of as the left academic conspiracy he will link to it. Anyone with a mind could find better critiques of the Academic left however monolithic. Are some articles critical of Cuba? Dennis will heap them together like a pile of alfalfa; and fail, ever, to run something by the Council of Hemispheric Affairs
http://www.coha.org
ditto for Freud, ditto for ditto. Not once has he linked to the finest continuous commentary cum links on the state of the nation and its, what? Polity??
http://www.tomdispatch.com/index.mhtml?mm=8&yr=2006
while supplying no end of drivel, the site is mainly drivel, say from the Daily Telegraph, etc, etc. [A Mutton that drivels - definitive case of hoof and mouth says the vet in me.] Are there some issues that a statist might disapprove of when Poodle and Handler are hard pressed? Mutton to the rescue! {"Jim Dandy, to the rescue?" whence that line, Coasters Fans?}
If you feel as I do that the "Mutton", as I think of him, is doing a disservice to the alleged educational, equanimious, ecumenical idea of this offshoot of an educational 513 {c} institution [tax exempt], I suggest you register your complaint with editor@chronicle.com . You will also find Mr. Dutton's e-mail address, and that of the managing editor, Tran Huu Dung at the bottom of the http://www.aldaily.com/ .
Links to what caught my fancy during the past several weeks can be found at:
http://summapolitico.blogspot.com
FIRST OF ALL HANDKE'S STATEMENT REGARDING HIS VISIT AT THE MILOSEVICS FUNERAL then the rest of the links that I found interesting in the past few weeks.
April 2006 / III
»Auf den Tod von Slobodan Milosevic habe ich, anders als die sogenannte Allgemeinheit, an deren Allgemeinheit ich nicht recht glaube, nicht »mit Genugtuung reagiert«, zumal das Tribunal den seit 5 Jahren in einem angeblichen »5-Sterne-Gefängnis« (»Libération«) Verwahrten erwiesenermaßen hat sterben lassen. Unterlassene Hilfeleistung: ist das nicht ein Verbrechen? Ich »gestehe«, etwas wie Kummer empfunden zu haben, der am Abend nach der Todesnachricht beim Gehen in den Seitenstraßen zu der Vorstellung führte, irgendwo für den Toten eine Kerze anzuzünden. Und dabei sollte es bleiben. Ich hatte nicht vor, zum Begräbnis, pogreb, sahrana, nach Pozarevac zu reisen. Ein paar Tage später erreichte mich die Einladung, nicht etwa von der Partei, sondern von der Familie (die übrigens an der Beerdigungsstunde dann, anders als verlautet, zum Großteil anwesend war). Freilich bewog mich weniger das zu der Reise. Mehr waren es die Reaktionen der durchweg feindlichen, nach dem Tod noch verstärkt feindlichen Westmedien, und darüber hinaus der Sprecher des Tribunals und auch des einen oder anderen »Historikers«. Es war deren aller Sprache, die mich auf den Weg brachte. Nein, Sl. M. war kein »Diktator«. Nein, SI. M. hat nicht »vier Kriege auf dem Balkan angezettelt«. Nein, Sl. M. hat nicht als »Schlächter von Belgrad« bezeichnet zu werden. Nein, Sl. M. war kein »Apparatschik«, kein »Opportunist«. Nein, Sl. M. war nicht »zweifellos« schuldig. Nein, Sl. M. war kein »Autist« (Wann übrigens werden die schmerzhaftest kranken Autisten sich wehren, daß ihr Kranksein als Schmähwort gebraucht wird?). Nein, Sl. M. hat mit seinem Sterben in der Zelle von Scheveningen »uns« (dem Tribunal) keinen »bösen Streich gespielt« (Carla del P.). Nein, Sl. M. hat »uns« mit seinem Tod nicht »den Teppich unter den Füßen weggezogen, uns das Licht ausgeschaltet« (dieselbe). Nein, Sl. M. hat sich nicht vor dem Schuldspruch, ohne Zweifel LEBENSLÄNGLICH, weggestohlen«. Sl. M. wird »dafür aber dem Urteil der Historiker nicht entkommen« (ein »Historiker«): abermals nicht bloß unwahre, sondern schamlose Sprache. Solche Sprache war es, die mich veranlasste zu meiner Mini-Rede in Pozarevac - in erster und letzter Linie solche Sprache. Es hat mich gedrängt, eine, nein, die andere Sprache vernehmen zu lassen, nicht etwa aus Loyalität zu Slobodan Milosevic, sondern aus Loyalität eben zu jener anderen, der nicht journalistischen, der nicht herrschenden Sprache. Beim Anhören des einen oder anderen der Vorredner in Pozarevac dann allerdings der Impuls: nein, nicht sprechen nach dem schneidigen General da, dem nach Rache schreienden Parteipolitiker da, die beide die Menge anheizen wollten, welche sich freilich, bis auf ein paar vereinzelte Mitschreier, keinmal zu einer Haß- oder Zornantwort kollektiv hinreißen ließ: denn es war eine Menge aus Trauernden, still und tief Bekümmerten, so mein nachhaltigster Eindruck. Und für diese Bekümmerten, gegen die markigen, starken Sprüche, mach¬te ich dann doch den Mund auf wie bekannt -- als ein Teil der Kummergemeinde. Reaktion darauf: P. H., der »Claqueur« (FAZ) -- gibt es eine verwahrlostere Sprache als diese? Ein »Claqueur«, was ist das: Einer, der für Geld Beifall klatscht. Und wo ist der Beifall? (Nie habe ich auch geäußert, wieder laut FAZ, »glücklich« zu sein nahe dem Toten.) Und wo ist das Geld? (Flug und Hotel selbst bezahlt.) Mein Hauptbedürfnis jedenfalls für die Grabreise: Zeuge sein. Zeuge weder im Sinn der Anklage noch im Sinn der Verteidigung. Heißt denn inzwischen, Zeuge nicht im Sinn der Anklage sein zu wollen, für den Angeklagten zu sein? »Zweifellos«, gemäß einem der Hauptschlagworte der herrschenden Sprache?« (Quelle:
/ Suhrkamp Verl \n \n \n \n \n\nhttp://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D1A7CA75-7E85-4B98-8EB5-BBE983872275.htm \n \n\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0824-03.htm \nFrom Hype To Hysteria: Fox News Selling Preemptive War Against Iran\nhttp://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/30/fox-selling-iran-war/\n \n",1]
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http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D1A7CA75-7E85-4B98-8EB5-BBE983872275.htm
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0824-03.htm
From Hype To Hysteria: Fox News Selling Preemptive War Against Iran
http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/30/fox-selling-iran-war/
\n\nBetter Saddam Than Dead\n by David Corn, TomPaine.comWould it be irrational for many Iraqis to prefer the Iraq of 2002 to the Iraq of today? \nhttp://www.tompaine.com/articles/2006/08/16/better_saddam_than_dead.php\n \n \n\nhttp://www.villagevoice.com/news/0634,hentoff,74221,6.html\n \n\nhttp://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id\u003d110008830",1]
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Better Saddam Than Dead by David Corn, TomPaine.comWould it be irrational for many Iraqis to prefer the Iraq of 2002 to the Iraq of today? http://www.tompaine.com/articles/2006/08/16/better_saddam_than_dead.php
http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0634,hentoff,74221,6.html
http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110008830
\n \nUS spy agencies pressed for "intelligence" to justify war against Iran \nhttp://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/iran-a28.shtml \n \nInquiry Opened Into Israeli Illegal Use of U.S. Cluster Bombs\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0825-05.htm \n \nBritish Arms Merchant With Passport to the Pentagon\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0816-03.htm \n \nCluster Bombs\nhttp://www.hrw.org/reports",1]
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US spy agencies pressed for "intelligence" to justify war against Iran
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/iran-a28.shtml
Inquiry Opened Into Israeli Illegal Use of U.S. Cluster Bombshttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0825-05.htm
British Arms Merchant With Passport to the Pentagonhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0816-03.htm
Cluster Bombs
http://www.hrw.org/reports
/1999/nato2/nato995-01.htm\n\n\nhttp://www.nogw.com/download/2006_bristol_co_sells_bombs_to_il.pdf#search\u003d%22cluster%20bomb%20manufacturer%22 \n \nUnexploded Cluster Bombs Prompt Fear and Fury in Returning Refugees\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0821-02.htm \n \n\nhttp://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id\u003d110008834 \n \n\nhttp://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2790/ \n \n",1]
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http://www.nogw.com/download/2006_bristol_co_sells_bombs_to_il.pdf#search=%22cluster%20bomb%20manufacturer%22
Unexploded Cluster Bombs Prompt Fear and Fury in Returning Refugeeshttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0821-02.htm
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110008834
http://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2790/
/krwashington/15266698.htm\n\n \nChances dim for peace in Baghdad\nBy Nancy A. Youssef\nMcClatchy Newspapers\nBAGHDAD, Iraq - The Baghdad security plan, which some cast as the last chance to avert a civil war, will be thwarted by Iraq\'s prime minister because he is unwilling to tackle the country\'s biggest security threat, many residents and politicians fear. \n\nThe plan calls for U.S. forces to sweep neighborhoods and help restore services, eventually leaving the capital under Iraqi military and police control. If that happens, \nU.S. troops could begin to withdraw. If it doesn\'t, the country\'s sectarian conflict could spiral out of control and escalate into a regional war between Iraq\'s Shiite and Sunni Muslim neighbors. \nThe offensive hasn\'t produced any major improvements in the capital since it began on June 14, and many Iraqis fear the plan is doomed by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki\'s willingness to attack Sunni insurgents but not the Shiite militias that support his Dawa political party. \n\n"The government has to make a clear decision about dismantling militias," said Saad al-Janabi, a member of the secular Iraqi slate. "Reconciliation will not happen unless the Iraqi army is in charge." \n\n",1]
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Chances dim for peace in Baghdad
By Nancy A. Youssef
McClatchy Newspapers
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Baghdad security plan, which some cast as the last chance to avert a civil war, will be thwarted by Iraq's prime minister because he is unwilling to tackle the country's biggest security threat, many residents and politicians fear.
The plan calls for U.S. forces to sweep neighborhoods and help restore services, eventually leaving the capital under Iraqi military and police control. If that happens, U.S. troops could begin to withdraw. If it doesn't, the country's sectarian conflict could spiral out of control and escalate into a regional war between Iraq's Shiite and Sunni Muslim neighbors.
The offensive hasn't produced any major improvements in the capital since it began on June 14, and many Iraqis fear the plan is doomed by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's willingness to attack Sunni insurgents but not the Shiite militias that support his Dawa political party.
"The government has to make a clear decision about dismantling militias," said Saad al-Janabi, a member of the secular Iraqi slate. "Reconciliation will not happen unless the Iraqi army is in charge."
\n\nhttp://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact \nWATCHING LEBANON \nWashington\'s interests in Israel\'s war. \nby SEYMOUR M. HERSH\n \nWar Crimes Act Changes Would Reduce Threat Of Prosecution\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/08/AR2006080801276.html \n\nhttp://www.boomantribune.com/?op\u003ddisplaystory;sid\u003d2006/8/5/122335/1324 \n"cleansing" south Lebanon\n",1]
);
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http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact
WATCHING LEBANON
Washington's interests in Israel's war.
by SEYMOUR M. HERSH
War Crimes Act Changes Would Reduce Threat Of Prosecution
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/08/AR2006080801276.html
http://www.boomantribune.com/?op=displaystory;sid=2006/8/5/122335/1324
"cleansing" south Lebanon
/2006/aug2006/leba-a09.shtml Crisis atmosphere builds in Israel \nhttp://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/isra-a09.shtml \n \nVoters Ready to Dump Incumbents in Congress: Poll\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-05.htm \nJellyfish Plague Blamed on Climate Change\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-02.htm \nGeorge Monbiot Israel Responded to an Unprovoked Attack by Hizbullah, Right? Wrong\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/views06/0808-23.htm\nTomgram: Dahr Jamail, The Damage in Lebanon -- and Beyond\n",1]
);
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/leba-a09.shtml Crisis atmosphere builds in Israel http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/isra-a09.shtml
Voters Ready to Dump Incumbents in Congress: Pollhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-05.htm
Jellyfish Plague Blamed on Climate Changehttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-02.htm
George Monbiot Israel Responded to an Unprovoked Attack by Hizbullah, Right? Wronghttp://www.commondreams.org/views06/0808-23.htm
Tomgram: Dahr Jamail, The Damage in Lebanon -- and Beyond
\ndead dreams of air power solutions to ground-based problems. But that stops no one. \n\nSalvaging Washington\'s Cuban Train Wreck \n \n \nSee Intelligence Community Directives: \nhttp://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/index.html \nand Intelligence Community Policy Memorandums: \nhttp://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icpm/index.html \n",1]
);
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The idea that you can solve social and political problems militarily from the air is, on the face of it, ludicrous. The historical record is filled with the
dead dreams of air power solutions to ground-based problems. But that stops no one.
Salvaging Washington's Cuban Train Wreck
See Intelligence Community Directives:
http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/index.html and Intelligence Community Policy Memorandums: http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icpm/index.html
\nJohn le Carree on Lebanon\n\nhttp://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-middle_east_politics/lebanon_lecarre_3856.jsp \n\nAfter Fidel: Cuban conversations - Fred Halliday \n \n\nhttp://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization/castro_3855.jsp\n \n\nBuzzFlash is Not Making This Up. From U.S. News and World Report: "He loves to cuss, gets a jolly when a mountain biker wipes out trying to keep up with him, and now we\'re learning that the first frat boy loves flatulence jokes. A top insider let that slip when explaining why President Bush is paranoid around women, always worried about his behavior. But he\'s still a funny, earthy guy who, for example, can\'t get enough of fart jokes." \n",1]
);
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John le Carree on Lebanon
http://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-middle_east_politics/lebanon_lecarre_3856.jsp
After Fidel: Cuban conversations - Fred Halliday
http://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization/castro_3855.jsp
BuzzFlash is Not Making This Up. From U.S. News and World Report: "He loves to cuss, gets a jolly when a mountain biker wipes out trying to keep up with him, and now we're learning that the first frat boy loves flatulence jokes. A top insider let that slip when explaining why President Bush is paranoid around women, always worried about his behavior. But he's still a funny, earthy guy who, for example, can't get enough of fart jokes."
\n \n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/politics/whispers/articles/060820/28whisplead.htm \n \n\nThe Rebirth of Populism in Latin America Poses A Powerful Challenge to the Neoliberal Order\n \n \n\nhttp://www.coha.org/2006/08/22/coha-report-the-rebirth-of-populism-in-latin-america-poses-a/ \n \nA damning admission: New York Times concealed NSA spying until after 2004 election \n",1]
);
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/politics/whispers/articles/060820/28whisplead.htm
The Rebirth of Populism in Latin America Poses A Powerful Challenge to the Neoliberal Order
http://www.coha.org/2006/08/22/coha-report-the-rebirth-of-populism-in-latin-america-poses-a/
A damning admission: New York Times concealed NSA spying until after 2004 election
/2006/aug2006/nyti-a22.shtml \n \n\nLured by huge lobbyist checks, Congress is poised to sell out the Internet\n \n \nhttp://www.thenation.com/doc/20060828/internet_bill\n\n \nLearning from Its Mistakes\nCharles Glass on Hizbullah\nLike Israel\'s previous enemies, Hizbullah relies on the weapons of the weak: car bombs, ambushes, occasional flurries of small rockets and suicide bombers. The difference is that it uses them intelligently, in conjunction with an uncompromising political programme. Hizbullah\'s achievement, perhaps ironically for a religious party headed by men in turbans, is that it belongs to the modern age. It videotaped its ambushes of Israeli convoys for broadcast the same evening. It captured Israeli soldiers and made Israel give up hundreds of prisoners to get them back. It used stage-set cardboard boulders that blew up when Israeli patrols passed. It flew drones over Israel to take reconnaissance photographs – just as the Israelis did in Lebanon. It had a website that was short on traditional Arab bombast and long on facts. If Israelis had faced an enemy like Hizbullah in 1948,! the outcome of its War of Independence might have been different. \n",1]
);
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/nyti-a22.shtml
Lured by huge lobbyist checks, Congress is poised to sell out the Internet
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20060828/internet_bill
Learning from Its Mistakes
Charles Glass on Hizbullah
Like Israel's previous enemies, Hizbullah relies on the weapons of the weak: car bombs, ambushes, occasional flurries of small rockets and suicide bombers. The difference is that it uses them intelligently, in conjunction with an uncompromising political programme. Hizbullah's achievement, perhaps ironically for a religious party headed by men in turbans, is that it belongs to the modern age. It videotaped its ambushes of Israeli convoys for broadcast the same evening. It captured Israeli soldiers and made Israel give up hundreds of prisoners to get them back. It used stage-set cardboard boulders that blew up when Israeli patrols passed. It flew drones over Israel to take reconnaissance photographs – just as the Israelis did in Lebanon. It had a website that was short on traditional Arab bombast and long on facts. If Israelis had faced an enemy like Hizbullah in 1948,! the outcome of its War of Independence might have been different.
Read more at: \nhttp://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/n16/glas01_.html \nList of CIA Inspector General Investigations exclusive: Allegations concerning lying to Congress, trafficking drugs, dumping hazardous material into the Potomac, concealing terrorism-related information, unauthorized interrogation techniques, child porn, fraud, etc. \n\nhttp://www.thememoryhole.org \n \n*** FBI File: Edward Said exclusive: File on professor, critic, and pro-Palestinian activist who pioneered post-colonial theory \n\nhttp://www.thememoryhole.org \n \nFor PINR\'s recent coverage of the Lebanon-Israel conflict, please see: \n"Intelligence Brief: Israel\'s Strategic Security"",1]
);
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Read more at:
http://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/n16/glas01_.html
List of CIA Inspector General Investigations exclusive: Allegations concerning lying to Congress, trafficking drugs, dumping hazardous material into the Potomac, concealing terrorism-related information, unauthorized interrogation techniques, child porn, fraud, etc.
http://www.thememoryhole.org
*** FBI File: Edward Said exclusive: File on professor, critic, and pro-Palestinian activist who pioneered post-colonial theory
http://www.thememoryhole.org
For PINR's recent coverage of the Lebanon-Israel conflict, please see:
"Intelligence Brief: Israel's Strategic Security"
\nhttp://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac\u003dview_report&report_id\u003d529 \n"The Role of Iran and Syria in the Israel-Lebanon Crisis"\nhttp://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac\u003dview_report&report_id\u003d528\n \n\nhttp://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D1A7CA75-7E85-4B98-8EB5-BBE983872275.htm \n \n\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0824-03.htm \nFrom Hype To Hysteria: Fox News Selling Preemptive War Against Iran\n",1]
);
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http://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac=view_report&report_id=529
"The Role of Iran and Syria in the Israel-Lebanon Crisis"http://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac=view_report&report_id=528
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D1A7CA75-7E85-4B98-8EB5-BBE983872275.htm
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0824-03.htm
From Hype To Hysteria: Fox News Selling Preemptive War Against Iran
/08/30/fox-selling-iran-war/\n \n \n\nBetter Saddam Than Dead\n by David Corn, TomPaine.comWould it be irrational for many Iraqis to prefer the Iraq of 2002 to the Iraq of today? \nhttp://www.tompaine.com/articles/2006/08/16/better_saddam_than_dead.php\n \n \n\nhttp://www.villagevoice.com/news/0634,hentoff,74221,6.html\n \n",1]
);
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http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/30/fox-selling-iran-war/
Better Saddam Than Dead by David Corn, TomPaine.comWould it be irrational for many Iraqis to prefer the Iraq of 2002 to the Iraq of today? http://www.tompaine.com/articles/2006/08/16/better_saddam_than_dead.php
http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0634,hentoff,74221,6.html
\nhttp://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id\u003d110008830 \n \nUS spy agencies pressed for "intelligence" to justify war against Iran \nhttp://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/iran-a28.shtml \n \nInquiry Opened Into Israeli Illegal Use of U.S. Cluster Bombs\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0825-05.htm \n \nBritish Arms Merchant With Passport to the Pentagon\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0816-03.htm \n \nCluster Bombs\n",1]
);
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http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110008830
US spy agencies pressed for "intelligence" to justify war against Iran
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/iran-a28.shtml
Inquiry Opened Into Israeli Illegal Use of U.S. Cluster Bombshttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0825-05.htm
British Arms Merchant With Passport to the Pentagonhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0816-03.htm
Cluster Bombs
/1999/nato2/nato995-01.htm\n\n\nhttp://www.nogw.com/download/2006_bristol_co_sells_bombs_to_il.pdf#search\u003d%22cluster%20bomb%20manufacturer%22 \n \nUnexploded Cluster Bombs Prompt Fear and Fury in Returning Refugees\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0821-02.htm \n \n\nhttp://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id\u003d110008834 \n \n\nhttp://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2790/ \n \n",1]
);
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http://www.hrw.org/reports/1999/nato2/nato995-01.htm
http://www.nogw.com/download/2006_bristol_co_sells_bombs_to_il.pdf#search=%22cluster%20bomb%20manufacturer%22
Unexploded Cluster Bombs Prompt Fear and Fury in Returning Refugeeshttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0821-02.htm
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110008834
http://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2790/
/krwashington/15266698.htm\n\n \nChances dim for peace in Baghdad\nBy Nancy A. Youssef\nMcClatchy Newspapers\nBAGHDAD, Iraq - The Baghdad security plan, which some cast as the last chance to avert a civil war, will be thwarted by Iraq\'s prime minister because he is unwilling to tackle the country\'s biggest security threat, many residents and politicians fear. \n\nThe plan calls for U.S. forces to sweep neighborhoods and help restore services, eventually leaving the capital under Iraqi military and police control. If that happens, \nU.S. troops could begin to withdraw. If it doesn\'t, the country\'s sectarian conflict could spiral out of control and escalate into a regional war between Iraq\'s Shiite and Sunni Muslim neighbors. \nThe offensive hasn\'t produced any major improvements in the capital since it began on June 14, and many Iraqis fear the plan is doomed by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki\'s willingness to attack Sunni insurgents but not the Shiite militias that support his Dawa political party. \n\n"The government has to make a clear decision about dismantling militias," said Saad al-Janabi, a member of the secular Iraqi slate. "Reconciliation will not happen unless the Iraqi army is in charge." \n\n",1]
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http://www.realcities.com/mld/krwashington/15266698.htm
Chances dim for peace in Baghdad
By Nancy A. Youssef
McClatchy Newspapers
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Baghdad security plan, which some cast as the last chance to avert a civil war, will be thwarted by Iraq's prime minister because he is unwilling to tackle the country's biggest security threat, many residents and politicians fear.
The plan calls for U.S. forces to sweep neighborhoods and help restore services, eventually leaving the capital under Iraqi military and police control. If that happens, U.S. troops could begin to withdraw. If it doesn't, the country's sectarian conflict could spiral out of control and escalate into a regional war between Iraq's Shiite and Sunni Muslim neighbors.
The offensive hasn't produced any major improvements in the capital since it began on June 14, and many Iraqis fear the plan is doomed by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's willingness to attack Sunni insurgents but not the Shiite militias that support his Dawa political party.
"The government has to make a clear decision about dismantling militias," said Saad al-Janabi, a member of the secular Iraqi slate. "Reconciliation will not happen unless the Iraqi army is in charge."
\n\nhttp://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact \nWATCHING LEBANON \nWashington\'s interests in Israel\'s war. \nby SEYMOUR M. HERSH\n \nWar Crimes Act Changes Would Reduce Threat Of Prosecution\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/08/AR2006080801276.html \n\nhttp://www.boomantribune.com/?op\u003ddisplaystory;sid\u003d2006/8/5/122335/1324 \n"cleansing" south Lebanon\n",1]
);
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http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060821fa_fact
WATCHING LEBANON
Washington's interests in Israel's war.
by SEYMOUR M. HERSH
War Crimes Act Changes Would Reduce Threat Of Prosecution
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/08/AR2006080801276.html
http://www.boomantribune.com/?op=displaystory;sid=2006/8/5/122335/1324
"cleansing" south Lebanon
/2006/aug2006/leba-a09.shtml Crisis atmosphere builds in Israel \nhttp://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/isra-a09.shtml \n \nVoters Ready to Dump Incumbents in Congress: Poll\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-05.htm \nJellyfish Plague Blamed on Climate Change\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-02.htm \nGeorge Monbiot Israel Responded to an Unprovoked Attack by Hizbullah, Right? Wrong\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/views06/0808-23.htm\nTomgram: Dahr Jamail, The Damage in Lebanon -- and Beyond\n",1]
);
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/leba-a09.shtml Crisis atmosphere builds in Israel http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/isra-a09.shtml
Voters Ready to Dump Incumbents in Congress: Pollhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-05.htm
Jellyfish Plague Blamed on Climate Changehttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0808-02.htm
George Monbiot Israel Responded to an Unprovoked Attack by Hizbullah, Right? Wronghttp://www.commondreams.org/views06/0808-23.htm
Tomgram: Dahr Jamail, The Damage in Lebanon -- and Beyond
\ndead dreams of air power solutions to ground-based problems. But that stops no one. \n\nSalvaging Washington\'s Cuban Train Wreck \n \nSee Intelligence Community Directives: \nhttp://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/index.html \nand Intelligence Community Policy Memorandums: \nhttp://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icpm/index.html \n \n",1]
);
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The idea that you can solve social and political problems militarily from the air is, on the face of it, ludicrous. The historical record is filled with the
dead dreams of air power solutions to ground-based problems. But that stops no one.
Salvaging Washington's Cuban Train Wreck
See Intelligence Community Directives:
http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/index.html and Intelligence Community Policy Memorandums: http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icpm/index.html
\n\nhttp://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-middle_east_politics/lebanon_lecarre_3856.jsp \n\nAfter Fidel: Cuban conversations - Fred Halliday \n \n\nhttp://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization/castro_3855.jsp\n \n\nBuzzFlash is Not Making This Up. From U.S. News and World Report: "He loves to cuss, gets a jolly when a mountain biker wipes out trying to keep up with him, and now we\'re learning that the first frat boy loves flatulence jokes. A top insider let that slip when explaining why President Bush is paranoid around women, always worried about his behavior. But he\'s still a funny, earthy guy who, for example, can\'t get enough of fart jokes." \n",1]
);
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John le Carree on Lebanon
http://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-middle_east_politics/lebanon_lecarre_3856.jsp
After Fidel: Cuban conversations - Fred Halliday
http://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization/castro_3855.jsp
BuzzFlash is Not Making This Up. From U.S. News and World Report: "He loves to cuss, gets a jolly when a mountain biker wipes out trying to keep up with him, and now we're learning that the first frat boy loves flatulence jokes. A top insider let that slip when explaining why President Bush is paranoid around women, always worried about his behavior. But he's still a funny, earthy guy who, for example, can't get enough of fart jokes."
\n \n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/politics/whispers/articles/060820/28whisplead.htm \n \n\nThe Rebirth of Populism in Latin America Poses A Powerful Challenge to the Neoliberal Order\n \n \n\nhttp://www.coha.org/2006/08/22/coha-report-the-rebirth-of-populism-in-latin-america-poses-a/ \n \nA damning admission: New York Times concealed NSA spying until after 2004 election \n",1]
);
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/politics/whispers/articles/060820/28whisplead.htm
The Rebirth of Populism in Latin America Poses A Powerful Challenge to the Neoliberal Order
http://www.coha.org/2006/08/22/coha-report-the-rebirth-of-populism-in-latin-america-poses-a/
A damning admission: New York Times concealed NSA spying until after 2004 election
/2006/aug2006/nyti-a22.shtml \n \n\nLured by huge lobbyist checks, Congress is poised to sell out the Internet\n \n \nhttp://www.thenation.com/doc/20060828/internet_bill\n\n \nLearning from Its Mistakes\nCharles Glass on Hizbullah\nLike Israel\'s previous enemies, Hizbullah relies on the weapons of the weak: car bombs, ambushes, occasional flurries of small rockets and suicide bombers. The difference is that it uses them intelligently, in conjunction with an uncompromising political programme. Hizbullah\'s achievement, perhaps ironically for a religious party headed by men in turbans, is that it belongs to the modern age. It videotaped its ambushes of Israeli convoys for broadcast the same evening. It captured Israeli soldiers and made Israel give up hundreds of prisoners to get them back. It used stage-set cardboard boulders that blew up when Israeli patrols passed. It flew drones over Israel to take reconnaissance photographs – just as the Israelis did in Lebanon. It had a website that was short on traditional Arab bombast and long on facts. If Israelis had faced an enemy like Hizbullah in 1948,! the outcome of its War of Independence might have been different. \n",1]
);
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/aug2006/nyti-a22.shtml
Lured by huge lobbyist checks, Congress is poised to sell out the Internet
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20060828/internet_bill
Learning from Its Mistakes
Charles Glass on Hizbullah
Like Israel's previous enemies, Hizbullah relies on the weapons of the weak: car bombs, ambushes, occasional flurries of small rockets and suicide bombers. The difference is that it uses them intelligently, in conjunction with an uncompromising political programme. Hizbullah's achievement, perhaps ironically for a religious party headed by men in turbans, is that it belongs to the modern age. It videotaped its ambushes of Israeli convoys for broadcast the same evening. It captured Israeli soldiers and made Israel give up hundreds of prisoners to get them back. It used stage-set cardboard boulders that blew up when Israeli patrols passed. It flew drones over Israel to take reconnaissance photographs – just as the Israelis did in Lebanon. It had a website that was short on traditional Arab bombast and long on facts. If Israelis had faced an enemy like Hizbullah in 1948,! the outcome of its War of Independence might have been different.
Read more at: \nhttp://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/n16/glas01_.html \nList of CIA Inspector General Investigations exclusive: Allegations concerning lying to Congress, trafficking drugs, dumping hazardous material into the Potomac, concealing terrorism-related information, unauthorized interrogation techniques, child porn, fraud, etc. \n\nhttp://www.thememoryhole.org \n \n*** FBI File: Edward Said exclusive: File on professor, critic, and pro-Palestinian activist who pioneered post-colonial theory \n\nhttp://www.thememoryhole.org \n \nFor PINR\'s recent coverage of the Lebanon-Israel conflict, please see: \n"Intelligence Brief: Israel\'s Strategic Security"",1]
);
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Read more at:
http://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/n16/glas01_.html
List of CIA Inspector General Investigations exclusive: Allegations concerning lying to Congress, trafficking drugs, dumping hazardous material into the Potomac, concealing terrorism-related information, unauthorized interrogation techniques, child porn, fraud, etc.
http://www.thememoryhole.org
*** FBI File: Edward Said exclusive: File on professor, critic, and pro-Palestinian activist who pioneered post-colonial theory
http://www.thememoryhole.org
For PINR's recent coverage of the Lebanon-Israel conflict, please see:
"Intelligence Brief: Israel's Strategic Security"
\nhttp://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac\u003dview_report&report_id\u003d529 \n"The Role of Iran and Syria in the Israel-Lebanon Crisis"\nhttp://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac\u003dview_report&report_id\u003d528\n \n\n",0]
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http://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac=view_report&report_id=529
"The Role of Iran and Syria in the Israel-Lebanon Crisis"http://www.pinr.com/report.php?ac=view_report&report_id=528
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