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Is Democracy Made in America? by Tom Engelhardt American Conservative Covering Up American War Crimes, from Baghdad to New York by Charles Glass Taki's Magazine Can the "Bush Lied" Deniers Handle the Truth? by David Corn Politics Daily The Criminal Invasion of Mesopotamia by Felicity Arbuthnot Centre for Research on Globalization Oh, Those "Disappointing" Iraqis by Yifat Susskind Counterpunch.org Those Who Say History Will Absolve the Iraq Warmongers Are Deluded by Henry Porter The Guardian Doomsday in Iraq: Is ...

IRAQ

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Is Democracy Made in America? by Tom Engelhardt American Conservative Covering Up American War Crimes, from Baghdad to New York by Charles Glass Taki's Magazine Can the "Bush Lied" Deniers Handle the Truth? by David Corn Politics Daily The Criminal Invasion of Mesopotamia by Felicity Arbuthnot Centre for Research on Globalization Oh, Those "Disappointing" Iraqis by Yifat Susskind Counterpunch.org Those Who Say History Will Absolve the Iraq Warmongers Are Deluded by Henry Porter The Guardian Doomsday in Iraq: Is It Really Just Around the Corner? by Tom Engelhardt Los Angeles Times An Oscar for America's Hubris by Robert Scheer Truthdig.com The People's Brakes on War by Caryl Churchill and Amir Amirani The Guardian The Carp of Truth: Jack Straw, Colin Powell and the Smoking Guns of War Crime by Chris Floyd Empire Burlesque It Was the War Itself That ...

IRAQ

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Hornberger’s Blog, December 2005

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Saturday, December 31, 2005 Our government is mired in such wrongful conduct as torture, denial of due process, denial of jury trials, spying on Americans, warrantless recording of citizens’ telephone calls, military interference with the criminal justice system, military denigration of the Constitution, brutal sanctions on overseas people, wars of aggression, military occupations, secret Soviet-era torture centers overseas, kidnapping of ...