Two suicide bombers killed 40, wounded 150 pilgrims in Iraq near Karbalah. As the US troops withdraw by August, Iraq might descend in chaos of terrorism. So far, Shiite groups refrained from retaliating for various terrorist acts against them. The Sadr militia and other Iranian-backed groups show restraint to avoid prompting Americans to delay the withdrawal. But after August, they will act. When quite everyone lauded the US Army’s surge tactics, we said that the results would be... Full Story

A year ago, when Bush was in Baghdad, Muntadar al Zaidi opened the era of modern shoe-throwing. Israeli citizen Pinchas Cohen learned from his example and threw his sneakers at abominable Dorit Beinisch, president of Israeli Supreme Court, a ultra-left scoundrel who is personally responsible for hundreds of casualties among Jews through her irresponsible rulings on security issues. Like al Zaidi, Cohen had been indicted for criminal assault though his shoes posed regrettably no threat to... Full Story

A few weeks ago I was reading about the statements from the British that literally blamed Russia for the Iraq war. I thought about this for a little bit and did some checking around as to why the British would make this statement!Read this:Blair’s ex-foreign policy adviser Sir John Sawers said Russia blocked the “smart sanctions” against Iraq, which the US and British delegations lobbied for in the UN Security Council in 2001. In Sawers’ view, this stance of Russia made... Full Story

As Blackwater's (now Xe) reputation deteriorates, US Government contracts aren't slowing in pace.  It turns out that after the September 2007 incident in which Blackwater mercenaries slaughtered 17 Iraqi civilians, Blackwater executives quickly turned to bribery in order to quell the calls to oust Blackwater from Iraq.   Top executives at Blackwater Worldwide authorized secret payments of about $1 million to Iraqi officials that were intended to silence their criticism and buy... Full Story

According to Quentin Peel, from “Financial Times”, NATO faces a dilemma.  What is the purpose of NATO – offence of defense?  Well, in my opinion, after destruction in Yugoslavia there should not be any question at all, but… some people hide their head in sand and pretend it never happened.  Never the less in that article Mr. Peel noting that new members of NATO don’t really care of what is going on in Iraq or Afghanistan, they care how to turn NATO... Full Story

Muntadar al-Zaidi, the Iraqi journalist who threw both of his shoes at then U.S. President George W. Bush during a press conference in Iraq in December of 2008 is scheduled to be released on Tuesday. He was sentenced to one year, six months for each shoe, but he is being released early.While huring his shoes at Bush, Al-Zaidi shouted "This is your farewell kiss, you dog! This is from the widows, the orphans and those who were killed in Iraq." The hilarious video is below.No one has offered the... Full Story

George Bush has now broken another record ... being labeled by the Worlds Worst Person.  Of course, this is an MSNBC label, which doesn't mean a great deal, but the video is quite convincing.  The premise is very common knowledge these days, George Bush had planned to attack Iraq long before the "weapons of mass destruction" were NOT found, and Tony Blair was well aware of the fact.  Now that criminal charges are being considered for the Blair administration, interesting... Full Story

Moscow, Russia Once again Americas Freedom House has put out its annual lie (I mean report) about the freedom of the worlds countries. (Link to Report)Freedom House as per par, paid extra attention to Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Venezuela again in this fine outstanding piece of verbal garbage. (Link to Report)According expectations, America's “human rights activists” did not say anything good about Russia. That is not what gets me riled up though. I know Russia has issues and problems with... Full Story

Baghdad, Iraq Today was the bloodiest day in Iraq, deadly suicide bomb blasts claimed 75+ dead and a lot more injured. The blasts indicate that Sunni insurgents are still capable of carrying deadly attacks.   A suicide bomber detonated a bomb in a crowded restaurant in Muqdadiya in Diyala province which was full of Shi'ite Muslim pilgrims. The attack left 48+ people dead (mostly pilgrims) and 77+ wounded. Muqdadiya is 50 miles notheast of Baghdad. In an another attack, a female suicide bomber... Full Story