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University students march in the steets in Jalalabad, Afghanistan in this image from televison Wednesday May 11, 2005. Police and U.S. troops opened fire in an eastern Afghan city to control hundreds of students rioting over alleged desecration of Islam's holy book at the U.S. jail in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, killing two protesters and injuring more than 50, officials said. (AP Photo/APTN) KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) Shouting "Death to America," demonstrators angry over the alleged desecration of the Quran at Guantanamo Bay smashed car and shop windows and stoned a passing convoy of U.S. soldiers Wednesday in eastern Afghanistan. Police opened...

Iraq war video

Toogood Reports [Tuesday, April 8, 2003; 12:01 a.m. EST]URL: http://ToogoodReports.com/ It will be years before the whole story of the taking of Baghdad comes out. Indeed, according to the Iraqi information minister, "There is no any existence of American solders in Baghdad," so maybe we're not even going to take the city. After all, a few million Americans — most notably staffers at the New York Times — prefer to believe Saddam's people over our own. Some people may believe the war footage we are seeing on TV 24/7 was shot by the U.S. Information Ministry, in India or New...

03/18/03 - Posted 12:13:12 AM from the Daily Record newsroom In Morris, no change in the stances on war By Bryan Dunleavy, Daily Record Local opinions on President Bush's Monday night speech giving Saddam Hussein and his regime 48 hours to leave Iraq or face military action were mixed, splitting along individual stances on the wisdom of going to war. "I think it was very straightforward," said John Mongrella, whose brother, Garrett, was killed in battle during the 1991 Persian Gulf War. "(Bush) reiterated that we've exhausted all political and diplomatic means." Like Bush, Mongrella feels war is justified and...