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If you don't know whether to laugh or cry about the latest news from the Bush-Cheney team's adventures in national security, you can do both while reading The Dreyfuss Report, the widely read blog by one of the country's leading freelance investigative journalists.
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The Lessons of Basra, The Nation, March 31, 2008. Both Bush and Maliki are humiliated by the failure of the Basra offensive. Read article |
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Hothead McCain, The Nation, March 24, 2008. McCain's radical vision for more war. Read article |
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Is Iran Winning the Iraq War?, The Nation, March 10, 2008. Iran has checkmated the U.S. occupation of Iraq. Read article |
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Nationalists Stirring in Iraq, The Nation, January 17, 2008. A new coalition of nationalists could change Iraqi politics, if the U.S. gets out of the way. Read article |
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The withering away of several enemies in Iraq, Toronto Globe and Mail, November 24, 2007. Enemies are disappearing in Iraq. Maybe it's time to leave? Read article |
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Scenarios for post-occupation Iraq, Mother Jones, November 1, 2007. Four scenarios for what might happen when America finally leaves Iraq. Read article |
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"Robert Dreyfuss has taken
us—all of us— behind the trauma of 9/11 and shown that
George Bush's failure to understand the dynamics of
Islamic fundamentalism is nothing new. Our presidents
have been missing the point for decades and, by doing
so, have become the best allies of our worst nightmare.
I would have entitled this brilliant book Dumb and
Dumber."
—Seymour Hersh, author of Chain of Command
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