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My very personal views on different issues. I try my best to be as accurate as possible, but please -all the time- have this in your mind that what I say could be all wrong!
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- Red Cross Finds Detainee Abuse in Guantánamo
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- UN plan demands more intervention
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- American Public v. Iraq War
- Iran Bars National Geographic Over Map Dispute
- 51% of Democrats Want Centrist in 2008
- Source of Powell's Iran intelligence under scrutiny
- A Quote from Thomas Jefferson
- 6 NATO Allies Refuse to Help U.S. in Iraq
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- Pictures from Fallujah
- Specter may pledge quick judicial votes
- Most Americans Have Unfavorable Opinion of France
- No Charges In Iraq Photo Flap
- Kuwait Advances to the Next Round
- AP Photographer Flees Fallujah Witnesses US Helico...
- Chirac questions US-led Iraq war
- US Marine Kills an Apparently Unarmed Injured Iraqi
- Sorryeverybody.com
- Jews Against Zionism
- Hard Lesson in Battle: 150 Marines Meet 1 Sniper
- As far as I remember Rumsfeld, in a press conferen...
- For future reference!
- Have a look at this video. It is interesting!
- Urban Warfare
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- Tony Blair's Remarks on President Bush's Election
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Its’ too early to get a grasp on how Fallujah will turn out. We are clearly in a fierce guerrilla war. (duh) The city will be reduced to rubble, and we will take a couple dozen KIA, leaving quite a few more. The wounded mark may hit 1000 and our guys will kick some ass. I think, probably, we will roll out of the city in the next few days or maybe weeks and the Bush people will declare victory. After that, we will just start losing people very slowly- a bombing here- a sniper there – just like before Fallujah. I don’t see anything changing out of the offensive.
I hope I am wrong. We are stuck there.
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