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Middle East Update

War Khirad - June 27, 2011 1018

Join me to check in on daily developments in the Arab Uprisings and add your own content. You can also find me under the Twitter feed to the right for future navigation.

WATCH LIVE: Pres. Obama’s Speech on Afghanistan

War AdLib - June 22, 2011 271

President Obama speaks tonight at 5:00 pm PDT on Afghanistan policy and troop withdrawals, you can watch it live right here.

Anti War Poem #1

War pop gondola - June 12, 2011 9

No Welcome in Hell Burn Till skin is crisp I want you to know my soul Under your feet As you march I want cacophonous wails And speed of fright A skull...

An Argument Against US Intervention in Libya

War Caru - March 25, 2011 57

I am not here to discuss costs, nor the legality of the current actions taken by President Obama, however, I will discuss the moral argument towards the end of my post. I myself have not yet decided where I stand on this issue or no, I'm just presenting an argument.

The Fools on the Hill

War Marion - March 23, 2011 76

OK, Congress is mad at the President. I get it. They're mad because he didn't ask them for their permission to join two other...

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