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The Angry Arab
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As'ad Abu Khalil is a
professor of political science and an outspoken analyst
and media critic. From his blog, he has garnered
international attention for his daily doses of
dissection. In this interview, he helps us sharpen our
analytic tools, often blurred by the mass media. |
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Dahlia
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A doctor with the leadership
and analysis neede to make her a thorn in the side of
the establishment. Her activism has taken her from Basra
to Capitol Hill. She is strength to the powerless, and a
voice to those who are silenced the most. Meet her, and
empower yourself. |
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Reflections. |
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The grey
skies of Baghdad color the world of bigHead as he
tiptoes around the mine field of lost hopes and
squandered opportunities in his search for some peace of
mind. Look away from the tastes and sounds of death and
despair with this reflection on the state of affairs in
Baghdad. |
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Depleted truths. |
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Let's shed
light on the death and secrecy surrounding the search
for Weapons of Mass Destruction. Not only has we found
them, we articles the finest details of the horror that
the use of these weapons have inflicted on hundreds of
thousands of bright young eyes. The results behind the
search are here, just for your third eye. |
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The life and times of... |
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The king of
killing , the master of murder. Find out what turned on
the butcher's belly and who his mother was? How does it
feel to destroy a whole country? A great biography to
say the least. Check out this dramatic, yet factual,
account of Saddam's life. Keep in mind, where he was
manufactured, and for what purpose. |
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Wake up and... |
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After September
Eleventh. Mr. ODBL (Ol’ Dirty Bin Laden) didn’t exactly
help us feel welcome in any office, store or restaurant.
This coming decade is going to be completely and
intensely hectic; from trying to get around the world to
establishing a dialogue on “why all these people are
angry?’ |
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What's
in a flag? |
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No more Red,
White, Black and Green. White, Blue and Yellow are now
the colors the new Iraqi flag holds. Whether you love it
or you hate it, it could now be a critical element of
Iraq's identity. Or maybe not? |
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Wanted: Dead or Alive |
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Iraq, the worst way to
become a household name. Massacres and sanctions have
taken the land between the two rivers to the land
between everyone's eyes. Put Iraq's tumultuous past in
context with this article. |
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Finally... |
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His murder
and treachoury crippled an entire nation for decades on
end. For many Iraqis, getting rid of the evil dictator
was a dream. His capture came in typical Saddami style.
And of course no "liberation" would be complete without
America managing the assembly line. Find out what his
capture meant and what it didn't. |
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