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The issue of Iraq is not one that is only debated in our halls of government. Corporate interests have a heavy say in the war through private contracts vetted by the U.S. military. A recently Los [...]

Declaring that “we [USA] are now violating the people of this country [Iraq] in ways that we would never accept on our own soil”, SPC Eli Israel told his commanding officer that he would no [...]

This is a re-publication of a published letter to the editor from the Washington Post Sunday, June 17, 2007; Page B06 The June 10 front-page article “Military Envisions Longer Stay in [...]

Last Sunday on Face the Nation, Sen. Joe Lieberman said. “If they don’t play by the rules, we’ve got to use our force, and to me that would include taking military action to [...]

The latest piece of brilliant military strategy from the White House is a smaller more long term U.S. occupying force in Iraq. I, like many citizens who were opposed to this war in the first [...]

by Kevin Martin Executive Director, Peace Action Will the people of Iraq ever forgive us? Every Member of Congress who voted for this is an accessory to quagmire, murder and destruction, plain [...]

by Kevin Martin, Executive Director  Yesterday, Congress showed once again it is tone-deaf to the wishes of the people, with the Senate voting down an amendment to cut off funding for the Iraq [...]

by Kevin Martin and Paul Kawika Martin Instead of responding to President George “Commander Guy” Bush’s veto of the nearly $100 billion supplemental war funding bill with a proposal [...]

Published on Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by CommonDreams.org, see the original here by Anne Miller and Kevin Martin U.S. Senators and Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, Barack [...]

Truthout Editorial      By Garett Reppenhagen, Michael T. McPhearson and Kevin Martin t r u t h o u t | Guest Contributors     Monday 23 April 2007     President Bush is playing a game of [...]