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Posted: Wednesday, December 22, 2004

¤ Torture reconsidered: Shock, awe and the human body
¤ Why Blair's trip will not succeed
¤ The Pentagon's Neurosis
¤ Boycott as an Act of Moral Resistance
¤ Things Always Get Worse
¤ Topsy Turvy world gone mad
¤ It's Vietnam Again!
¤ The Sinister Plan
¤ Press fails to press Bush
¤ Iraq reality check
¤ Feared group behind Mosul carnage
¤ Multiple casualties in Iraq bomb attack
¤ US Iraq strategy 'no longer achievable'
¤ Toll mounts in fresh Israeli raid
¤ Battle scars
¤ U.S. infantry sweep through Mosul a day after deadly attack on base
¤ Suicide bomber believed behind Mosul attack
¤ 19 US troops killed in explosion at mess tent
¤ Quiet, or I'll call democracy
¤ Ten more years?
¤ US suffers worst Iraq attack yet
¤ In Instant, Mealtime Turns to Chaos
¤ Soldiers turned their lunch tables over to be used as stretchers
¤ Bring 'em on!
¤ Bush Says Troops Were on Mission of Peace
¤ Footnotes on democracy
¤ Guantanamo torture scandal deepens
¤ US troops suffer rare illness
¤ US army base hit in Mosul
¤ Small but deadly

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