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Boston Suspect’s Writing on the Wall
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev reportedly scrawled on the inside of a boat that he did what he did to avenge innocent Muslims killed by U.S. wars in …
Too Soon to Tell: The Case for Hope, Continued
Rebecca Sonlit examines the relationship between the violence of war and hope.
“A Symptom of Unfortunate Tendencies”: Iraq and the Failure of the Liberal Elite
“The power elite, especially the liberal elite, has always been willing to sacrifice integrity and truth for power [and] personal advancement,” writes Chris Hedges.
Living with No Future: Iraq, 10 Years Later
Dahr Jamail returned to Iraq before the recent 10th anniversary of the Bush administrationu2019s invasion and feels compelled to write a few grim words.
The Iraq Retrospective We Deserve
On this 10-year anniversary, that dialogue is needed more than ever if there's to be any hope of limiting wars of aggression in the future.
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The Final Lie of the Iraq War
More people believe that invading Iraq was right today than in 2003. What do these numbers say about the integrity of the American people.
Arundhati Roy on Iraq War’s 10th: Bush May Be Gone, But “Psychosis” of US Foreign Policy Prevails
On the eve of the 10th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the global justice activist and author Arundhati Roy discusses the waru2019s legacy.
A Decade After Waging a War Based on Lies, We Must Create a Culture of Peace
Dennis Kucinich offers a vision of how the world may heal from the wound that is the War on Iraq.
Depleted Uranium Contamination is Still Spreading in Iraq
Mike Ludwig: Depleted Uranium is an ongoing health risk for civilians in Iraq.
An Illegal Anniversary
The invasion of Iraq 10 years ago was illegal under international and US law. What's the implications?