Thursday, March 31, 2005
"The weak or the strong, who got it goin' on - you're dead wrong...."
"The presidential commission reviewing American intelligence agencies said they were "dead wrong" about Iraq's weapons arsenal and the erroneous assumption they made that Saddam Hussein possessed deadly chemical and biological weapons had damaged American credibility before a world audience, and that the damage would take years to undo." (full article "Panel Says 'Dead Wrong' Data on Prewar Iraq Demands Overhaul" The New York Times)
Under The Same Sun on the media and the Iraqi detainee/torture situation: "The worse it gets, the less we hear of it from them...."
"Extended operations in Iraq are taking their toll on U.S. soldiers. A new study by the New England Journal of Medicine reveals "as many as one out of four veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq treated at Veterans Affairs hospitals in the past 16 months were diagnosed with mental disorders." Though VA hospitals are currently able to provide mental health care for these soldiers, the numbers are steadily on the rise and hospitals may soon be "overwhelmed" if they come in the numbers predicted." (via The Progress Report)
Democracy Arsenal - where the Left attempts to get back into the one-sided dialogue on foreign policy/national security issues. (spotted via Political Animal)
"Three Denver residents yesterday charged that they were forcibly removed from one of President Bush's town meetings on Social Security because they displayed a bumper sticker on their car condemning the administration's Middle East policies." (full article "Three Were Told to Leave Bush Town Meeting" from The Washington Post)
"In retrospect, this magazine's coverage of so-called evolution has been hideously one-sided."
The Bush administration is jeopardizing our security by excluding violent right-wing groups from terrorist threat lists.
Traveling While Muslim = the new Driving While Black
If this was the reverse situation, wouldn't it be just called regular life?
Terry Schiavo's Blog - in extremely bad taste but extremely funny. I hope I'm not going to hell for linking to that. In all seriousness though, R.I.P. (finally), girl. (via Article Online)
