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A letter from Ray Reynolds, a medic in the Iowa Army National Guard, serving in Iraq
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| A letter from Ray Reynolds, a medic in the Iowa Army National Guard, serving in Iraq |
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Baghdad Business Center
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Coalition Provisional Authority, the
Website of the Coalition Provisional Authority. |
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Front Line Voices
This is a website featuring actual letters from the troops on the frontline of freedom in the Middle East. |
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INDICT
INDICT was established in late 1996 to campaign for the creation of an ad hoc International Criminal Tribunal - similar to those established for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda - to try leading members of the former Iraqi regime on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including genocide and torture. The campaign was launched in the House of Commons and in the US Senate and remained dependent on voluntary donations and assistance until it was awarded a financial grant through the Iraq Liberation Act, passed by the US Congress in December 1998, which allocated funds to various Iraqi opposition groups and specifically allocated money for war crimes issues. |
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Iraq Today
Iraq Today is a weekly newspaper printed in Iraq, created to give ordinary Iraqis, rather than vested political interests, an influential voice in the governance of their country.
Iraq Today stands for the interests of the people of Iraq, and their right to govern themselves. It supports the territorial integrity of the country, sustainable representative democracy, and a strong role in the economy for domestic companies. |
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Iraqi Reconstruction Task Force
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Iraqi-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Kirkuk Business Center
This is a new website produced in Iraq. It highlights good news from the business sector of Kirkuk, as well as announcing opportunities for investors in the local economy. |
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United States Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Website of US Central Command. |
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Army medic speaks out in Iraq
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| As I head off to Baghdad for the final weeks of my stay in Iraq, I wanted to say thanks to all of you who did not believe the media. They have done a very poor job of covering everything that has happened. I am sorry that I have not been able to visit all of you during my two week leave back home. And just so you can rest at night knowing something is happening in Iraq that is noteworthy, I thought I would pass this on to you. This is the list of things that has happened in Iraq recently: (Please share it with your friends and compare it to the version that your paper is producing.) |
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Baghdad Business Center
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Coalition Provisional Authority, the
Website of the Coalition Provisional Authority. |
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Front Line Voices
This is a website featuring actual letters from the troops on the frontline of freedom in the Middle East. |
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INDICT
INDICT was established in late 1996 to campaign for the creation of an ad hoc International Criminal Tribunal - similar to those established for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda - to try leading members of the former Iraqi regime on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including genocide and torture. The campaign was launched in the House of Commons and in the US Senate and remained dependent on voluntary donations and assistance until it was awarded a financial grant through the Iraq Liberation Act, passed by the US Congress in December 1998, which allocated funds to various Iraqi opposition groups and specifically allocated money for war crimes issues. |
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Iraq Today
Iraq Today is a weekly newspaper printed in Iraq, created to give ordinary Iraqis, rather than vested political interests, an influential voice in the governance of their country.
Iraq Today stands for the interests of the people of Iraq, and their right to govern themselves. It supports the territorial integrity of the country, sustainable representative democracy, and a strong role in the economy for domestic companies. |
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Iraqi Reconstruction Task Force
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Iraqi-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Kirkuk Business Center
This is a new website produced in Iraq. It highlights good news from the business sector of Kirkuk, as well as announcing opportunities for investors in the local economy. |
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United States Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Website of US Central Command. |
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A thought from Iraq – “Doom & Gloom about Iraq's future….I don’t see it from where I’m sitting.”
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Links |
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Baghdad Business Center
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Coalition Provisional Authority, the
Website of the Coalition Provisional Authority. |
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Front Line Voices
This is a website featuring actual letters from the troops on the frontline of freedom in the Middle East. |
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|
INDICT
INDICT was established in late 1996 to campaign for the creation of an ad hoc International Criminal Tribunal - similar to those established for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda - to try leading members of the former Iraqi regime on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including genocide and torture. The campaign was launched in the House of Commons and in the US Senate and remained dependent on voluntary donations and assistance until it was awarded a financial grant through the Iraq Liberation Act, passed by the US Congress in December 1998, which allocated funds to various Iraqi opposition groups and specifically allocated money for war crimes issues. |
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Iraq Today
Iraq Today is a weekly newspaper printed in Iraq, created to give ordinary Iraqis, rather than vested political interests, an influential voice in the governance of their country.
Iraq Today stands for the interests of the people of Iraq, and their right to govern themselves. It supports the territorial integrity of the country, sustainable representative democracy, and a strong role in the economy for domestic companies. |
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Iraqi Reconstruction Task Force
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Iraqi-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Kirkuk Business Center
This is a new website produced in Iraq. It highlights good news from the business sector of Kirkuk, as well as announcing opportunities for investors in the local economy. |
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United States Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Website of US Central Command. |
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