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Tag Archives: Afghanistan
Live after US left Irak
He spoke from the same Oval Office setting used by Bush in 2003, when he told the world America had no alternative but to flush out Saddam Hussein’s putative weapons of mass destruction. The WMDs never turned up — and … Continue reading
Posted in Military and Police
Tagged Afghanistan, America, Canada, cannot, combat, combat deaths, combat role, diplomatic influence, Iraq, iraq invasion, Kandahar, Obama, role, Saddam Hussein, U.S., U.S. President, War, weapons of mass destruction
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How is the Aid money Haiti spent
There’s a storm brewing in Haiti. Not a storm from the rainy season bearing down, but a storm over why so many are still in dire straits a full four months after the earthquake. Why so many are facing the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Human Rights, People
Tagged Afghanistan, aid, cbs news, East Timor, Haiti, hurricane katrina, Iraq, Katrina, Mark Weisbrot, money, Nigeria, private donations, rainy, season, storm, tacit assumption, United States
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Fort Hood Crisis: mental health and how to help
The Fort Hood shooting is one of the largest shooting incidents to take place on a U.S. military installation. As of press time, 13 are dead and dozens are wounded after an Army psychiatrist opened fire on fellow soldiers. When … Continue reading
Why kill other people PTSD
1 in 8 returning soldiers suffers from PTSD The Army’s first study of the mental health of troops who fought in Iraq found that about one in eight reported symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. The survey also showed that less … Continue reading
Was Gillette a rogue deputy or a good cop?
John Gillette was either a rogue deputy or a “squared away” cop whose way of doing business was a model for others in the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office. Department brass have said Gillette was the latter, even after he had … Continue reading
Posted in Co-workers
Tagged Afghanistan, alcohol abuse problems, Anderson, department, deputy, internal affairs division, Iraq, John Gillette, Lt. Patrick Davlin, Meyer, misconduct complaints, number, office, Samuel Walker, Sangamon County, sangamon county sheriff, Sheriff, Stephen Meyer, walker, Williamson
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Halloween Complaint
Cash for Candy The buckets of candy that trick-or-treaters bring home every year isn’t so sweet if it lands your child in his or her dentist’s chair. So the Carpathian Dental Associates in Johnson City came up with a sweet … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, aronson, candy, Cash, child, dental associates, healthy snacks, home, Iraq, Johnson City, sweet deal, troops in iraq, year
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Next steps after Afghanistan’s run-off vote is scrapped
News that Afghanistan’s planned Nov. 7 run-off presidential election has been canceled after the withdrawal of Abdullah Abdullah, main rival to incumbent President Hamid Karzai, casts a new light on a story in this week’s Maclean’s about Grant Kippen, the … Continue reading
Military commission blasts feds for withholding info
A lawyer with the Canadian Military Complaints Commission says the truth about allegations of prisoner torture in Afghanistan will only surface if the government is forthcoming with documents. Freya Kristjanson told Canada AM on Thursday that while the government has … Continue reading
Ousted UN official stands by election complaint
An American ousted as the No. 2 official at the U.N. mission in Afghanistan said Monday he has no second-thoughts about assertions that the organization failed to aggressively probe vote fraud charges in the August presidential election. “The flaw that … Continue reading