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Rumsfeld Eats Shoe

Posted by James Ingalls
on 18 November 2005 at 3:27 pm  
Filed under: Iraq

Perhaps unaware of the significance of what he was saying, US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld told reporters in Australia that in terms of security, Iraq was “several years behind” Afghanistan.[1] This was his way of justifying the US presence, but of course to anyone who can think straight it does the opposite. Without thinking, Rumsfeld is essentially admitting that the US turned Iraq into something akin to Afghanistan under the Taliban. …

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  1. Reuters, via Malaysia Star ↩

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Battling for Truth

Posted by James Ingalls
on 13 November 2005 at 5:46 pm  
Filed under: Film

Battle of Algiers DVD
Film Review: The Battle of Algiers Criterion Collection DVD
Any time you’re in somebody else’s land, in their country, and they don’t want you there, you weren’t invited: I think that you can just look at The Battle of Algiers and see what you’re in store for.-Spike Lee

I spent from about 6PM to midnight Saturday evening watching the 3 DVDs in the Criterion Collection release of Gillo Pontecorvo’s film The Battle of …


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A Parliament of Vultures

Posted by James Ingalls
on 4 November 2005 at 1:59 pm  
Filed under: Afghanistan

Since they took place after George W. Bush stopped using Afghanistan in speeches to prove his “regime change” and “democracy promotion” credentials, September’s Afghan parliamentary elections took place somewhat off the radar screen of US mainstream media. Thus perhaps it comes as a surprise to some Americans that most of Washington’s favorite gangsters from back in the 1980s have now been (or will soon be) officially restored and legitimized by the process the US and its allies started in …


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