Jodie Evans, AlterNet. October 8, 2009. Afghan Parliament member Roshanak Wardak speaks out: Most of the women do not want more troops -- they need support to sustain their lives.
Matt Corley, Think Progress AlterNet: Media and Technology. April 6, 2009. Following the new policy, the media were allowed to cover the return after the military received consent from family members of the soldier.
Jim Hightower, Creators Syndicate. February 27, 2009. Not for nothing is that country called "the burial ground of empires," "a guerilla's paradise" and "the theme park of problems."
Satyam Khanna, Think Progress AlterNet: Media and Technology. February 10, 2009. CNN's Ed Henry asked President Obama a hard-hitting question yesterday.
Mike Ragogna, Huffington Post. December 25, 2008. On planes that pinballed from airport to airport in bad weather, soldiers and civilians got to know each other.
Luke Rosiak, Open Secrets. August 20, 2008. Soldiers also support Ron Paul over John McCain, suggesting troops want to get out of Iraq sooner than later.
Amanda Terkel, Think Progress AlterNet: PEEK. August 14, 2008. Obama has received nearly six times more in donations from soldiers deployed overseas than McCain has.
Jan Frel, AlterNet: DrugReporter. June 12, 2008. 12% of combat troops in Iraq and 17% of those in Afghanistan are taking prescription antidepressants or sleeping pills.
Chris Hedges, Tomdispatch.com. June 6, 2008. We have embarked on an occupation that is as damaging to our souls as to our prestige and power and security.
Clayton Dach, Adbusters. May 3, 2008. Armed with potent drugs and new technology, a dangerous breed of soldiers are being trained to fight America's future wars.
Robert Scheer, Truthdig. October 17, 2007. The Iraq war has produced brilliant messages of dissent from the ranks that should cause us to stop in our tracks and reconsider what we have wrought.