War fallout in Iraq tests troop burden and plans
U S soldiers in Iraq number about 156000 as debate grows over extending combat tours. Petraeus cautions stability may not allow force reductions by September and a decade to stabilize. Democrats argue for balanced home time, while veterans face PTSD and long recovery as tours lengthen.
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Charleston Fire Chief Pays Tribute After Nine Firefighters Die
Charleston South Carolina fire chief Rusty Thomas mourns the loss of nine firefighters killed in a blaze on Monday. He thanks the families for sharing their loved ones and says the department protected them as best as possible.
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The passage outlines liberties including religion speech press assembly and petition. It states Congress may not establish a religion or prohibit its free exercise nor abridge freedom of speech or the press or the right to assemble and petition.
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Two State Vision Fails Amid Middle East Turmoil
Cal Thomas argues the Bush administration pace toward a two state solution falters as Hamas consolidates power in Gaza and Abbas governs the West Bank. He asserts militant aims threaten Israel and calls Western diplomacy misguided urging resolve against Islamist violence. He cites Hamas, Fatah, and al Qaida as sharing annihilation goals.
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A sobering tour of Central Europe and its scars
I recount a personal journey through Warsaw Krakow Auschwitz Budapest and Vienna, noting how cities rebuilt after war while bearing memory. The Danube shoes memorial and Holocaust sites reveal history shaping culture and politics, with praise for architecture music and Czech beer. Email at dkaull verizon net.
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Tasty treats and internet lingo across years and places
A stream of memories reaches from Garden City Christmas lights to Minneapolis Jucy Lucy burgers and fast food glimpses. It touches Capper's Weekly history and capper family ties, then notes blog culture, common internet acronyms, and a note on Dolores Hope contact details.
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