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Security collapse in Fallujah shows that US, Iraqi authorities controlling media reports not actual violence
IPS :: 2008-08-01
FALLUJAH, Iraq Security has collapsed again in Fallujah, despite US military claims.
Local militias supported by US forces claim to have "cleansed" the city, 70 km to the west of Baghdad, of all "insurgency". But the sudden resignation of the city's chief of police, Colonel Fayssal al-Zoba'i, has appeared as one recent sign of growing unrest.
Authorities may have controlled the media better than the violence.
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Iraqi Resistance puts the Polish forces commander in Iraq out of action
New York Times :: 2008-08-01
Poland's Foreign Ministry says the country's ambassador to Iraq has resigned due to health problems resulting from injuries sustained in a 2007 ambush in Baghdad
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The IL reveals a diminished British Guantanamo-style in Basra, and succeeds to deter the UK forces from extraditing detained men, who were accused of killing UK soldiers.
Iraqi League :: 2008-08-01
In an exciting lawful precedent, the Iraqi League succeeded that day to obtain from the UK courts a mandamus that deters the British forces working in southern Iraq from extraditing two detained men to any Iraqi authority. The prisoners were accused of killing two British soldiers, the first casualties of the invasion, in the town of Al-Zubair in 2003.
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MPs 'misled' over interrogation
BBC :: 2008-07-30
MPs and peers in the House of Lords have said they may have been misled over UK troops' use of banned interrogation methods in Iraq.
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Employment Mafia Inside the Iraqi Government Led by the Education Minister Who Lately Bought a 460 Million Dollar Palace In Canada
By Sabah al-Baghdadi :: 2008-07-25
the Education Minister's mafia existed at his Mosque in Canada and that they are the ones who are in charge of the hiring and firing of all the employees of the Education Ministry and all its departments and schools all over Iraq. When this Minister took his post, he and his mafia started firing all the good, respectable, qualified employees and replacing them by ignorant, illiterate ones with no scientific degrees whatsoever.
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Minister Opens Fire on Iraqi Students
Iraqi League, By Ahmed Aljubouri :: 2008-07-23 ................. file
On the 27th of June 2008, the Education minister “ Khudayer al-Khuza'i”of Iraq was touring one of the final examination centers on the campus of the college of Education situated in the “Seba' Abkar” district of Adhamiya city. As the minister entered the center, the students began complaining about the center's very bad conditions: there was no power to run the fans, the temperature was 130 degrees, and there was no water to drink. The students also...
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The Prosecution of George W Bush
:: 2008-07-21
Vincent Bugliosi (the man who prosecuted Charles Manson), believes that George W. Bush should be charged with the murders of over 4,000 American soldiers who have died in Iraq since the American-led invasion of that country because of the strong evidence that Bush launched that invasion under false pretenses
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The Iraqi League slaps the Ministry of Defence again, revealing an exclusive story of the sexual assault of an Iraqi child
Iraqi League :: 2008-07-18
British newspapers woke up this week to a new surprise by the Iraqi League, through a report given exclusively to the Independent newspaper, which then was followed by TV interviews with the League's spokesman. In one of the worst cases of abuse towards innocent Iraqi citizens ever committed by the British military in the province of Basra.
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Canada deports US army deserter
BBC :: 2008-07-16
A soldier who deserted from the US army and sought refugee status in Canada has been deported to the US, the first sent back since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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The Not-So-Historic Talabani-Barak Handshake
By Ramzy Baroud :: 2008-07-14
Talabani owes Barak more than a reciprocal handshake; a heartfelt thank you is in order for his newly found fortunes as Iraq's sixth president starting in 2005. Indeed, over time, pointing the finger at Israel's leading role in the Iraq war...
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