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War Zone Pregnancy Punishments Being Dropped

11 hours ago ago from Albuquerque City News

WASHINGTON -- A recent military policy that added pregnancy to the list of reasons a soldier could be disciplined in a war zone will be rescinded by a new order drafted by the top U.S. commander in Iraq. Gen

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23 hours ago ago from Free Thought Manifesto

Afghanistan By Rick Rozoff Source: Stop NATO December 19, 2009 Courtesy Of Global Research The higher number of Defense Department contractors, 160,000, added to over 100,000 troops - with the likely prospect of both numbers climbing yet more - will result in over a quarter of a million U.S. personnel serving under the Pentagon and NATO. The latter has 42,000 non-U.S. troops fighting under its command currently and pledges of 8,000 ...

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1 day ago ago from Politics 555 - The PodCast w/ TIZ

William Hartung, Foreign Policy in Focus , Dec 23, 2009 It’s been a good decade for the Pentagon. The most recent numbers from Capitol Hill indicate that Pentagon spending (counting Iraq and Afghanistan) will reach over $630 billion in 2010. And that doesn’t even include the billions set aside for building new military facilities and sustaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal. But even without counting the costs of the wars in Iraq and ...

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George Bush: Mission in Iraq now fully Accomplished

18 hours ago ago from Conservative Blog

George Bush: Mission in Iraq now fully Accomplished This War is lost Sen. Harry Reid, Nevada, Senate Majority Leader, 2006 From Eric Dondero: Here are some poll numbers that you're unlikely to see commented upon over at some of the isolationist/non-interventionist leftwing Libertarian sites like LewRockwell.com, Justin Raimondo's AntiWar.com, Radley Balko's The Agitator, The Free Liberal, or at Reason On-line. You may recall ...

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Thank you, Seymour!

17 hours ago ago from Theology in the Vineyard

Where is Seymour Melman whe we need him? The brilliant teacher and professor at Columbia died  around this time  at age 87, 5 years ago. His research on the permanent war economy of the US was invaluable. Melman consistently showed that an equivalent sum of money poured into civilian projects would literally recreate the United States. Instead the war mongers that Eisenhower warned of in 1961 had their way and the uconscionable waste on ...

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