Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Round up...

Interrogating 9/11 Fives Years On --New Dawn Magazine (Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed)

Palast Charged with Journalism of the First Degree --Guerrilla News Network (Greg Palast)

Iraqi elections believed to have worsened divisions, report says --McClatchy Newspapers
"Iraq's political process has sharpened the country's sectarian divisions, polarized relations between its ethnic and religious groups, and weakened its sense of national identity, the Government Accountability Office said Monday.

In spite of a sharp increase in Sunni-Shiite violence, however, attacks on U.S.-led coalition forces are still the primary source of bloodshed in Iraq, the report found.

... The report, citing the Pentagon, said that enemy attacks against coalition and Iraqi forces increased by 23 percent from 2004 to 2005 and that the number of attacks from January to July 2006 were 57 percent higher than during the same period in 2005.

A graph showed that the number of attacks rose from around 100 in May 2003 to roughly 4,500 in July 2006."
Sadr Holds Out Against Plan to Divide Iraq --The Washington Post

Monsanto Whistleblower Says Genetically Engineered Crops May Cause Disease --Institute for Responsible Technology

Redesigning Crops to Harvest Fuel --The New York Times

Afghanistan ready to flood Europe with first-grade heroin --RIA Novosti

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