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David,
That is a lot of writing, way more than expected from a retired English teacher. All the best as you begin with the new blog.
Thank You David!
By Michael Bryan I think I can safely speak for the entire staff and readership of BlogForArizona when I say "Thank you!" to David Safier for his last 6 years of hard work, and the fun and satisfaction we have all derived from David's efforts. We are all looking forward to his continuing contri...
Bob, Mr. Turse makes an excellent presentation of the sad consequences of the obsession with body counts held by our military leaders.
The loss statistics for the North Vietnamese army and Viet Cong in the post were reported by the North Vietnamese government. They were a determined people.
General Giap’s fearsome legacy
By Karl Reiner North Vietnamese Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap died last month at the age of 102. The news stories reporting the general's demise brought back memories of the distant rumble of artillery, illumination flares hanging in the night sky, helicopter rides and the clatter of small arms fire. And...
It is amazing how the reasons for invading Iraq have changed over the years. Your focus on the attempts to make it into something it never was highlighted the situation. The harsh lesson has to be remembered, not covered up or revised.
Ten Years After the Iraq Invasion, Lessons Remain Unlearned
By Michael Bryan Now that the Iraq war has been "ended" by Obama's draw down of active combat troops (I scare quote here because of the thousands of embassy personnel and private defense contractors still in country), and the ten year anniversary of the invasion is upon us, it is perhaps time ...
A chilling view of the real and personal cost of war. Thanks for posting it.
The Face of War They Don't Want Us to See
Posted by Bob Lord Those who follow my posts know the high regard I have for Chris Hedges. His post today, The Crucifixion of Thomas Young, is incredible, even for Hedges. I'm often moved by what I read, but rarely to tears, as I was by this one. There's no way to summarize it and do it any just...
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The events of 1953 certainly started the
ball rolling toward the present sorry state of affairs.
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The Haunting Legacy of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini
By Karl Reiner Iran, formerly known as Persia, has been a regional power since the time of the Greeks and the Roman Empire. Slightly smaller than Alaska, the proud (some say arrogant) country plainly states that it is Persian not Arab. An oil producer, with a population of 75 million, Iran has...
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