Barry Lando, a former 60 Minutes producer, is the author of "Web of Deceit: The History of Western Complicity in Iraq from Churchill to Kennedy to George W. Bush." He also blogs at Barrylando.com.
Barry Lando: The Israeli position is a self-serving myth created when the Jewish state was born, perpetuated ever since by the country's leaders and accepted by Washington.
Barry Lando: A report just issued by the International Crisis Group on the horrific situation in Basra after the British equivalent of the U.S. surge. A presage of what lies ahead.
Barry Lando: It's understandable that there's been no mention in the Baghdad courtroom of foreign complicity with Saddam’s crimes. What is surprising, though, is how thoroughly the American media have played along with that charade.
Barry Lando: The havoc still being wreaked by the policies of the U.S. and its allies from the Mediterranean to Central Asia. They've created much it all themselves and they've been at it for decades.
Is anyone going to follow up the possible role of Condoleezza Rice in the Oil-for-Food Scandal--not only when she was with Chevron--but when she also headed Bush's National Security Council? Or will Teflon Condi get off once again?
Barry Lando: Whyare we so repelled by the videod rantings of the young South Korean psycopath, yet not equally shocked by the outrageous utterances of America's President?
Those with quick fixes for Iraq have no understanding of the horrific quarter century the Iraqis have endured...among the most traumatized people on the face of this earth.
Barry Lando: The U.S. Congress should be doing much more than just reverse Bush/Cheney's assault on basic freedoms. They've got to reveal how it happened.