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At one time, we were told the war in Iraq was part of the war on terror. Now there supposed to be separate?

When one thinks of Senator John McCain, one mainly thinks of lost opportunities. But when it comes to the War on Terror John McCain has had the heart and the voice of a lion.

In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Taliban official says that Osama Bin Laden is alive and still in control in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I propose that we push our Congressional leaders to move to suspend NASA completely until the war in Iraq is over.

Hashed over and ignored by the popular media, Sunni Insurgent Groups are turning on al-Qaeda in Iraq, creating an atmosphere of mistrust and disassembling the violent group piece by piece.

Omaha Nebraska was one of many places around the U.S. that protested the war in Iraq on March 19. The protest included signs on a footbridge overlooking Dodge Street and speakers

There hasn't been a peep about the gaming industry in regards to the War in Iraq. But the gaming industry and the United States Army have been working together for the last several years.

No group has suffered more from Bush's "war on terror" than the people of Iraq. Despite worldwide protests, countless Iraqi civilians have been killed, injured, unlawfully detained, and/or tortured in the US-led war on Iraq - a war that clearly violated t

Key points for the last five years since 9-11 and the onset of the war in Iraq. Has anything changed? You decide. This is based on historical facts, with my opinion added. You can agree or disagree, but nothing changes.

There is a difference between a real understanding of history and the right wing "talking-points" version of history. Imagine if "the other side" led us into the war in Iraq. Where might you stand on the issue then?

Reflections on how Al Qaeda and Iran hoped for US invasion in Iraq, and how the US should reengage in talks with Syria to promote stability to the region.

A study into the reasons why Osama is still an enigma in the war against terror.

A discussion of the war in Iraq. What went wrong and how we can win this war.

Many have said President Bush was lying when he said Iraq contained weapons of mass destruction, and America had to be made safe from them. A new government report proves he was right all along.

A case that could prove ties between Iraq and 9/11 is being ignored by almost everyone.

Bushisms on the war in Iraq for 2006. He said, "I want to be a war president. No president wants to be a war resident, but I am one." Or something like that.

A critical examination of the Bush doctrine and policies of the Bush Administration, this research paper uses the arguments of past and present philosophers to more critically examine the road to war.

"The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell," by John Crawford is a soldier's gritty account of the War in Iraq through a series of short stories. It is a must-read for anyone wanting a better understanding of what American soldiers experience.

By criticizing President Bush over the hunt for Bin Laden, and by calling for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq, the Democrats demonstrate that they don't understand the purpose of the war on terror or the battles that must be fought.

One does not have to agree with Osama bin Laden in order to understand him, but understand him we must-for his war is now ours as well.

Congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich responded to a new report by the Congressional Budget Office that estimated the war in Iraq could cost the U.S. $1.9 trillion by 2017.

My personal views on President Bush's War on Terror and how the funds spent on his war effort could have been put to better use elsewhere.

As the "War on Terror" and the Military Industrial Complex consume vital resources, we, as a nation, place ourselves at risk the downfall of our nation and our way of life.

The September report on how well or how weakly the USA is doing its job in Iraq is a hot topic for the whole country.

There seem to be two foreign policy issues agitating US politicians and the general public; pulling American troops out of Iraq; and capturing Osama Bin Laden. What overall impact will they have of the 'war on terror'? Not much.

Kuma/War: The War on Terror is the retail version of the popular online game. How is it?

As Iraq lurches toward civil war, the Pentagon has once again re-branded America's involvement there and in Afghanistan. This time, however, the new language sets the US up for an open-ended conflict.

After ignoring since learning he was responsible for 9/11, Pres. Bush returns to the subject of Osama Bin Laden...just in time for the fearlections.

One of bin-Laden's highest ranked compatriots has been captured - and the damage done to the network is so strong that the terror network has not even acknowledged his capture yet.

A personal view on the Iraq War inspired by an AC War Hawk!

The proper steps we need to take in order to achieve victory in Iraq.

Research by assistant professor Patricia L. Sullivan, of UGA's School of Public and International Affairs gives the U.S. a 26% chance of victory in Iraq.

Despite what the left and most members of the media believe, our actions in Iraq are justified and required to ensure America's security. People may be frustrated with the duration of the war, but we must remember why we are there in the first place.

From the controversy in George Bush's election in Florida to 9-11 to war to a recovering economy - yes, we talk about it all!

Military women in Iraq also suffer Post Traumatic Stress like men, perhaps even more so. Iraq needs better solutions than constant war and killing.

We are engaged in what seems like a never-ending struggle in Iraq. There is no definitive exit strategy. The assumption that "killing the enemy" is a means to an end is faulty and will only lead to further aggression and bloodshed.

An Oklahoma community has said goodbye to two of the 4,144 U.S. servicemen killed in the Iraq conflict.

Every GOP nominee except for Ron Paul has flatly denied that US foreign policy has ANYTHING to do with Islamic terrorism. Aren't you already tired of a Republican President who is totally ignorant of history?

A look at the distracting of the American public away from the War in Iraq and onto the economy and the political campaigns.

It's smart of Sesame Street to keep some of their examinations of dark realities in a separate DVD series. The war in Iraq is one of them with Elmo's dad coming home from Iraq, dealing with war injuries and hence "Sesame" setting a stunning precedent...

The War in Iraq is in the minds of many, and Americans are looking forward to the end of this war; but where will that leave the people of Iraq? Will they take kindly to a new form of Government?

The impact the war in Iraq has had on military personnel and their family and friends

Americans were tricked into supporting the war in Iraq. We are disgusted at this dishonesty.

The future of the war in Iraq is a hot button issue in the mid-term elections, but Associated Content producer Greg Reeson shows a good understanding of the consequences of withdrawing from the war.

Somalia is becoming a new battleground in the global war on terrorism. What will the United States do next?

Rockefeller also told Russo that he would see soldiers looking in caves in Afghanistan and Pakistan for Osama bin Laden and that there would be an "Endless war on terror".

This piece illustrates the urgency of one American searching for a way out of Iraq. In most cases timetables and war don't mix, but the current U.S. situation in Iraq may be an exception.

As the Democrats take the House, the nation prepares for a push to remove American soldiers from deployed locations in the United Arab Emirates, UAE, such as Iraq. Why does a great majority of the nation want the soldiers home?

March 10 is thought to be Osama bin Laden's birthday, and well-wishers across the globe dropped into chat rooms and message boards to wish the terrorist leader a happy birthday. At the same time, U.S. troops may be hoping to intercept bin Laden in Pakistan.

What is winnable in Iraq?

The President addressed the Nation and takes action...

Time and experience has given DeWayne Browning a unique insight to the wars in Iraq and Vietnam. He served in both as a helicopter pilot.

It is pointless to spend energy in discussing how this country embarked on the war in Iraq, whether through ineptitude, malice or low testosterone, it is up to the Iraqi people to earn their own freedom.

Watching the U.S. vs. John Lennon led me to think about how things have changed since the '60's. We saw the war every night on TV. We saw protestors and heard what they had to say. Why does the Iraq War not head the news? Where is the protest coverage?

a letter to Iraq on what type of government should be set up to make all ethnic and nationalities happy

While the President prepares to unveil his new Iraq strategy to the country, we as a nation should take the time to listen to what our military leaders are telling us about the war.

In a new study release by the Gallup news service, it was found that less than 30% of Americans believe that the U.S. is winning the war against terrorism. In the same context, Americans also do not believe that the terrorists are winning the war either.

In a November, 2007 report by Tom Baldwin in The Times Online, he writes, "More American military veterans have been committing suicide than US soldiers have been dying in Iraq ....." Why are these military suicides not considered casualties of war?

Rather than submit to any kind of impartial investigation that might expose the true facts regarding the treatment of prisoners in the "war on terror", the Bush administration instead lashes out in a hostile attempt to discredit its critics.

Howard Zinn, the author of "A People's Hisory of the United States", is a passionate opponent of American intervention in foreign countries. A harsh critic of the War in Iraq, Zinn himself is the subject of harsh criticism from the right and from liberals.

Ideas of whether war can be called immoral or amoral.

I contend that the historical record bears true the argument that Ronald Reagan played a major role in ending the Cold War. Reagan accomplished this by embarking on an ambitious program of political, economic, and rhetorical assault on the Soviet Union.

When will the insurgent attacks stop in Iraq? President Bush declared the war over on May 2nd, 2003, yet two years later the death toll of American soldiers continues to rise.

In this day and age, we often are being forced to choose a side, often times without even knowing the extent of the issue. Most of the time opinions are arguing a side, but herein lies an explanation, some history and a different outlook of the Iraqi War

Since 911 both the U. S. and U.K. has had its share of citizens committing acts of violence against our nations. In the case of England in early 2006 English citizens committed an unspeakable act of terrorism when they bombed the transportation system.

Waleed bin Attash, long considered a high level al Qaeda operative, has admitted to planning the suicide attack on the USS Cole in 2000, along with the simultaneous bombings of two US embassies in Africa, according to tribunal hearing transcripts.

"The Red Scare" was the government's reaction to a series of domestic bombings by political radicals at the beginning of the 20th century. This led to arrests and deportations in the thousands.

Republican Presidential Candidate Rudy Giuliani lashed out at Democrats during a recent campaign stop in New Hampshire. His tirade began when an attendee made a remark about their being "no rights left for Americans in the fight against terror."

Bush said in an interview yesterday that war protestors are angry and want us to win quicker. He added that Osama bin Laden was right about something.

This paper examines Peter Bergen's thesis that Osama bin Laden and al-qaeda have been able to exploit current technological advances in their pursuit of jihad against the West.

If you've ever wondered how a group of ordinary young men, some of whom were very well educated, could agree to hijack airplanes in a daring terrorist attack on the United States on September 11, 2001, you should read Terry McDermott's "Perfect Soldiers."

"With the stroke of my pen, I can ruin your lives," said the district attorney to a group of high school students in Jena Louisiana. Their crime: a battle against hatred, bigotry, repression, persecution and terrorism.

Newscaster Bob Woodruff suffered a traumatic brain injury from a bomb blast, while on assignment in Iraq. He is back to tell his story, and to speak out for the Iraq War veterans with traumatic brain injury, who are not getting the care they need to recover.

Rhetoric is important in selling anything to a public. The Bush administration used fear to pursuade the American public to support its Iraq War policy.

The Republicans hated Bill Clinton so much that they took him through an impeachment process over sexual misconduct. With all that has come to pass regarding WMD in Iraq, a far greater case for impeachment can be made against Bush.

Al-Qaeda in Iraq hoped that the chaos and disorder of Iraq would be a perfect opportunity to re-establish a Taliban style regime in a Muslim nation, and are finding the task even more difficult than America's own attempts at rebuilding.

Anybody with the ability to open up a history book could have predicted that the Iraq invasion would lead us to exactly where it has. I myself make predictions to several people before troops were even sent that have all come true.

I recently set out to write an article about how the war in Iraq is affecting the families of American servicemen and women. My first step in researching this issue was to contact a dear friend whose nephew would soon ship out to Iraq. After seeing her ne

Has a conventional army ever defeated a guerilla-structured insurgency? Has America learned its lessons from the Viet Nam conflict? Can America succeed in the Iraq conflict?

The Iraq war is a big problem in the America. But I believe we need to listen to the Iraqis and leave their land. We need to seek the face of God and end this war. It is too absurd. America in it's arroagnce need to admit that it's wrong.

There's an old saying, "Truth is the daughter of time, not of authority." This book, Iraq War, attempts to provide a fair, balanced account of the events leading up to the Iraq War, the War itself, and its aftermath, up to late 2004. A good introduction.

A look at the causes of domestic and international terrorism (Hezbollah Party, IRA, Al Qaeda, etc.) and the victims.

Pres. Bush says his policy in Iraq has never been stay the course. Wanna bet?

Note conservative legend may be for Pres. Bush and Iraq what Walter Cronkite was to Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam.

"The people who run this country - people WE voted in - believe, somehow, that we are better off giving up our freedoms than compromising our security. I disagree."

There was a logical connection between the War on Terror and the War in Iraq; it's just not a rationale that conservatives or liberals want to talk about.

With mid term elections in November fast approaching, the Bush administration is trying hard to silence its detractors. But it doesn't seem to be working.

Investigating why the US military is intrinsically unsuited for addressing terrorists, murderers, evildoers, or any other criminal you can imagine.

Somehow, somewhere along the way, all of America forgot that it was Muslims who had attacked us. Instead... it had become "evildoers."

It is difficult to believe that there are still people in the world who cling to the notion that the build-up to the War in Iraq was not systematically orchestrated by the Bush administration. The outright falsehoods committed to paper and memo and soundbyte are innumerable

Did the United States create Osama bin Laden when they supported the Afghans in their fight against the Russians?

Why this disabled veteran and concerned parent feels we must win the War on Terror.