Tuesday, August 03, 2004

When a black hole burps ...

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The New York Times > Science > Space & Cosmos > Songs of the Galaxies, and What They Mean The most recent outburst, they estima...

Lessons on the slippery nature of intelligence information: WMDs, Iraq and yellowcake uranium

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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: August 01, 2004 - August 07, 2004 Archives ...The US has long known that the Italians had the...
Monday, August 02, 2004

Our latest terror alert -- based on 2-3 year old research?

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The New York Times > Washington > The Overview: Reports That Led to Terror Alert Were Years Old, Officials Say Much of the information...

The credit reporting industry: dysfunctional and without hope

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The New York Times > Business > Your Money > Spending: How to Mend a Credit Report That's Not Really Broken 'What we have i...

Billions of our dollars lost to fraud in the CPA (Iraq)

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INTEL DUMP - Home : ".... fraud, waste and abuse were the norm - rather than the exception - in the disbursement of funds by the agency...
Friday, July 30, 2004

The economics of mercenaries: the cost of war is rising

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Dispatches From Fallujah - Why would anyone volunteer to be an infantryman? By Owen West Paying civilians to play soldier makes no sense. To...
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How to destroy a nation: assasinate the intelligentsia

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Dispatches From Fallujah - Why would anyone volunteer to be an infantryman? By Owen West : "The Viet Cong assassination program destroy...

Dispatches From Fallujah - mercenaries and soldiers

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Dispatches From Fallujah - Why would anyone volunteer to be an infantryman? By Owen West : "There's an incubating firestorm of stre...

Dispatches From Fallujah - a series to read

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Dispatches From Fallujah - Why would anyone volunteer to be an infantryman? By Owen West He's writing a series. Essential reading.

Dept of Homeland Security protects Gates "gifts" to government

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Homeland Security works door at Gates' party | CNET News.com The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced a 'temporary securit...

Points to the New Republic - they called the July surprise

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Faughnan's Notes: The New Republic Prediction This source claims that Bush administration officials have told their Pakistani counterpar...
Thursday, July 29, 2004

Stalemate in Anbar -- waiting for the order to withdraw ... or to partition

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In the face of stubborn insurgency, troops scale back Anbar patrols RAMADI, Iraq - After more than a year of fighting, U.S. troops have sto...
Wednesday, July 28, 2004

Don Walters: the unknown hero of the Private Lynch story

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The New York Times > Opinion > Kristof: Unbearable Emptiness SALEM, Ore. — Ever since a group of Iraqis told me last year about seeing...
Tuesday, July 27, 2004

Why the French are skinnier ...

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BBC NEWS | Health | How the French manage to stay slim American researchers from Pennsylvania University recently spent some time researchin...

Electoral fraud in America -- it works just like buying elections

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The New York Times > Opinion > Krugman: Fear of Fraud This year, Florida again hired a private company - Accenture, which recently got...