Archive for January, 2011
Jan
31
PBS NEED TO KNOW VIDEO – Steve Brodner: A home in Afghanistan, but whose?
Posted by: | Commentsvia PBS
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/need-to-know/… Need to Know’s resident editorial cartoonist Steve Brodner looks at Afghanistan’s future through the eyes of all the power players envisioning a favorable outcome — for themselves. Need to Know airs Fridays on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of Need to Know athttp://video.pbs.org/program/1458405365/
Jan
31
@warnewsradio Daily Tweet Digest
Posted by: | Comments- Iraqis watch Egypt unrest with sense of irony http://bit.ly/efjJVjhttp://bit.ly/efjJVj #
- MSNBC PHOTOBLOG: A rural idyll, but also a warzone: a bird’s eye view of southern Afghanistan http://on.msnbc.com/gbRS3S #
- Iraq water shortages raising ethnic tensions http://bit.ly/efqDuW #
- Seizing on Egypt tumult, Kurdish splinter party calls on Iraqi regional govt to resignhttp://bit.ly/fRN9cZ #
- Afghans plan to end child police recruitment http://bit.ly/erX2Ep # Read More→
Jan
30
Video: Montreal soldiers describe a firefight in Afghanistan
Posted by: | CommentsExclusive footage of Quebec soldiers engaged in a firefight in Afghanistan, as Montreal soldiers describe the life-and-death risks of mentoring Afghan forces.
Jan
30
@warnewsradio Daily Tweet Digest
Posted by: | Comments- Blair feared Cabinet leaks over Iraq, Chilcot told http://ind.pn/hbmZvQ #
- Military leaves injured troops seeking care in the lurch http://lat.ms/fIGZoS #
- Pentagon Moves To Reverse ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ http://n.pr/fL4q0d # Read More→
Jan
29
ITN Video: Blair ‘distrusted Cabinet on Iraq war plans’
Posted by: | Commentsvia itnnews
Britain’s top civil servant, Sir Gus O’Donnell, says Tony Blair was “reluctant” to hold Cabinet talks about the invasion of Iraq.
Jan
29
@warnewsradio Daily Tweet Digest
Posted by: | Comments- Iraq Inquiry: Blair’s Testimony Disputed http://bit.ly/hqW4uK #
Steep cost of military vehicles outlined in Army report http://bit.ly/hNGrzK #
Kabul blast targets foreigners: Taliban claim responsibility for attack, which has killed eight people and wounded six. http://bit.ly/fjtUPc # Read More→
