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National Anti-War Coalition Calls for A Complete Withdrawal from Iraq

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Any reduction in the number of US troops occupying Iraq is a good thing. But the occupation is continuing, even if on a somewhat smaller scale, with 50,000 troops. Despite a commitment to withdraw "combat brigades," these 50,000 are indeed combat troops, "re-missioned" by the Pentagon and assigned to "training and assistance." But even Secretary of Defense Gates admits they will have continuing combat capability and will continue active counter-terrorism operations. The 4500 Special Forces among them will continue their "capture or kill" raids while building up the Iraqi Special Operations Forces like we saw with El Salvador-style death squads in the 80's.

Obama Affirms Drawdown in Iraq

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Not fast enough, but I'll give President Obama credit where it's due for the drawdown in Iraq. Still, it's a tragedy when even Obama, during a major speech on US policy in Iraq [1], won't apologize for the criminal destruction of that country by the United States. Instead, as the White House transcript of Obama's remarks reveals, he spoke only of the US troops that "have borne the burdens of war"—not once mentioning the hundreds of thousands of Iraqis who died because of President Bush's wanton and misguided war of aggression.

Nearly 92,000 Documents Leaked, Expose Truth of Afghan War

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Classified information on the war in Afghanistan has been released by three major media sources in the world–the New York Times, The Guardian, and Der Spiegel. Nearly 92,000 documents were provided to the three sources by Wikileaks, and have been published in the form of “war logs.”

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