Sunday, November 22, 2009

Saddam Hussein

In Letters From Jail, Saddam Hussein Alleged Torture

In letters, Hussein wrote of beatings and sleepless nights amid screams of torture victims. more >>

Bush's Iraqi Shoe Assailant Gets Three Years in Jail

Muntandher al-Zaidi also called Bush a "dog," and his family shouted the same epithet at the judge. more >>

Did Saddam Hussein Bug Dan Rather Before the Iraq War?

The former CBS anchor practiced his interview questions before a mirror in his hotel room. more >>

The World's Most Dangerous Man

Saddam Hussein is amassing a truly terrifying arsenal. more >>

'Very Clearly, Good Vs. Evil'

The President's views. more >>

A Prescient Warning About Saddam Hussein

In June 1990, U.S. News ran a cover story labeling Saddam "The Most Dangerous Man in the World." more >>

George Tenet's Book

There's been lots of criticism, and precious little praise, for George Tenet's book in the blogosphere. Start with Bill Kristol's refutation of Tenet's story about Richard Perle. more >>

On al Qaeda and Iraq

I'm late getting to this, but I want to link to former Defense Department official Doug Feith's website and his comments on an April 6 Washington Post story. The issue is whether there were ties between Saddam Hussein's regime and al Qaeda; the charge has been made that Feith overstated their relationship. more >>

Putting Iraq in Perspective

Columnist, novelist, and soldier Austin Bay in this column puts Iraq in historical perspective, over a span of 4,000 (!) years. He revisits his own arguments for military intervention:. more >>

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