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On AlterNet: iraq invasion

Stories, blog posts, and videos tagged as "iraq invasion"

Journalists Made Fun of Tom Hurndall: In the End, He Was More Principled Than Any of Them Could Dream to Be

Journalists Made Fun of Tom Hurndall: In the End, He Was More Principled Than Any of Them Could Dream to Be

Robert Fisk, Independent UK. April 2, 2009.
Tom Hurndall was a "human shield," the kind we journalists made fun of in Iraq. Instead of mocking him we should have listened to him.

New Iraq Documents Show How the British Public Was Duped on Iraq

New Iraq Documents Show How the British Public Was Duped on Iraq

Ian Dunt, Politics.co.uk AlterNet: War on Iraq. March 12, 2009.
“It is almost as if Tony Blair had set up an 'Excuses to go to War' Department in Downing Street."

Iraqis Bid Bush Goodbye:

Iraqis Bid Bush Goodbye: "You Are a Liar and a War Criminal! Farewell!"

Gao Shan, Fu Yiming, Iraq Updates. January 19, 2009.
Iraqis are beyond ready to see George W. Bush gone.

Prosecute the Iraq Invasion, Not Just Torture

Prosecute the Iraq Invasion, Not Just Torture

Peter Dyer, Consortium News. January 2, 2009.
Now that the debate on accountability for torture has entered the mainstream, it should be extended to the illegal invasion of Iraq.

Rove: We Wouldn't Have Invaded Iraq if We Knew the Truth About WMDs

Rove: We Wouldn't Have Invaded Iraq if We Knew the Truth About WMDs

Sam Stein, Huffington Post AlterNet: PEEK. December 3, 2008.
A remarkable admission that contradicts the past statements of his onetime boss.

Iraq Reclaims 1,000 Artifacts Smuggled Into U.S. Over Past Two Years

Iraq Reclaims 1,000 Artifacts Smuggled Into U.S. Over Past Two Years

AzzamanSeptember 18, 2008.
No word on how U.S. authorities seized the items, who the traffickers were, or whether U.S. troops might be involved in the smuggling.