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Military Admits ‘Errors’ in Civilian Bombing in Afghanistan, But Still Defends the Attacks and Warns of Greater Casualities
3 Jun 09 | Rebel Reports and LAT
The attack in Farah province killed as many as 140 Afghan civilians. The U.S. military says errors were made, but insists the “targets” “posed legitimate threats to Afghan or American forces.”
U.S. Troops Arrest Afghan Reporter
3 Jun 09 | BBC
An Afghan journalist working for a prominent independent radio station in the province of Khost has been arrested by American soldiers. Read the rest of this entry »
Obama Should Visit Gaza
by Medea Benjamin
3 Jun 09 | ei
U.S. President Obama should visit the Gaza Strip to see the death and the destruction caused by Israel’s recent attacks.
War With Iran: Has It Already Begun?
by Justin Raimondo
3 Jun 09 | AWC
Obama talks peace with Iran, but what’s he doing under the radar? Read the rest of this entry »
Bin Laden Attacks Obama Policies
3 Jun 09 | AJE
Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda leader, has accused Barack Obama, the U.S. president, of following the policy of his predecessor George Bush in “antagonising Muslims”.
India Fumes as Pakistani Court Orders Mumbai Suspect Freed
2 Jun 09 | AWC News
Lahore high court cites lack of evidence. Read the rest of this entry »
