By on May 31, 2009
Press TV talks to Washington journalist Wayne Madsen about photos that have recently surfaced showing rape and sexual abuse of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. soldiers
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By Robert Fisk on May 5, 2009
And as a result of their lies, writes Robert Fisk, many thousands were slaughtered
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By Christopher Bollyn on March 24, 2009
As President Bush prepares to send more troops to Iraq, Christopher Bollyn uncovers a web of Zionist inspired intrigue that spreads from White House press breifings, to Paul Bremer’s Coalition Provisional Authority and Baghdad’s bloody backstreets
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By on March 18, 2009
Senior Iraqi officials have confirmed earlier reports that U.S. jets shot down an Iranian drone over Iraq
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By on March 2, 2009
As expected President Obama has announced the US will end operations in Iraq by August 2010. However, he also told Congressman John McHugh that the deadline could change should the situation in Iraq warrant it
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By on February 17, 2009
In what could turn out to be the greatest fraud in US history, authorities investigate the alleged role of military officers in the misuse of Iraq reconstruction billions
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By on December 18, 2008
Like Israel’s ‘Apartheid wall’ or its earlier counterpart in Berlin, the U.S. has built its own divisive barrier in Baghdad
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By on December 17, 2008
The Cat’s Dream on the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush and the hypocracy and hidden agenda of some who ostensibly oppose the occupation of Iraq
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By on December 15, 2008
It’s all spelled out in an unpublicized agreement
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By on October 29, 2008
Protests follow the death of 9 construction workers near the Syrian border with Iraq
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By on October 16, 2008
The U.S. commander in Iraq has accused Tehran of bribing Iraqi lawmakers to oppose a deal that would allow U.S. forces to remain in Iraq beyond the end of this year
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By on October 12, 2008
A US Iraq war veteran has accused the Pentagon of launching a nuclear attack on southern Iraq in the final day of the first Persian Gulf War
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By Robert Fisk on October 10, 2008
“The incompetence of the US military was astounding, criminal”, says a former Western official to the Anglo-US Iraq Survey Group
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By on September 16, 2008
Was American educated neuroscientist Dr. Aafia Siddiqui repeatedly raped and tortured at US Bagram prison?
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By on September 14, 2008
Israel is reported to have asked the U.S. for an air corridor through Iraq to strike at Iran. However, in a surprise turn-around, the Americans are reported to have asked Jerusalem to ask Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for permission
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By on September 4, 2008
“An Evening with George Galloway” to be held in Manchester soon will cost £35 to attend. However, the organisers make no mention of where the takings will go: George Galloway’s pocket or to ease the dire plight of Iraqis themselves?
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By Robert Fisk on August 9, 2008
A British aid worker was kidnapped and murdered in Iraq but her body was never recovered. However her execution was captured on video and sent to Al Jazeera, Robert Fisk watched it and reveals why it has never been broadcast
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By on August 4, 2008
New claims make it clear that British troops treated Iraqi prisoners in Basra much the same as the Americans did in Abu Ghraib
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By on July 27, 2008
Maybe, having destroyed the social, economic and educational infrastructure through the use sanctions, the 2003 Anglo-American invasion was only the start of the Final Solution in Iraq
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By on July 10, 2008
More evidence of moves to establish a “greater Israel” unfold in Iraq
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