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ESCAPE
The war had taken everything from Rolf, his parents his kids, his wife. Now the German's wanted to kill him for desertion. Nothing was going to stop him from escaping.











TURKEY – forcible return and fear for lives.
The family of Ayoub Parniyani (male); his wife Aysha Khaeirzade; Komas Parniyani and their son are about to be forcibly returned to Iraq where their lives would be in danger.











Receive a letter or postcard in Prison and Change a Life!
Doctor Kamal Al-Labwani was condemned to 12 years in prison in July 2007 following an unfair trial.











Behind the Turkey-Kurdish Conflict
At the end of the 1st World War their territories fell victim to the redrawing of the map of the Middle East leaving them dived and stateless.











SAVE LIVES!
The former student activist Hla Myo Naung has been arrested in Yangoon (ex-Rangoon) on the morning of the 10th October, while he was looking for treatment for a ruptured cornea.











Staying alive
  ‘A’ Company moved out at El Alamein in 1942 to an assembly area one thousand yards southeast. They encountered light machine gun fire from a ridge to the front. Company command order...











Stop the Violence
Which are more dangerous: sharks or video games?











The Romanian Mission to Iraq
Romania has soldiers and paratroopers in Iraq and Afghanistan. In Iraq, Romania's largest presence is at Camp Dracula in near the ancient Sumerian City of Ur and the Ziggurat. Currently, Romania's 495th Infantry Battalion called "Capt. Stefan Soverth" patrols the area and guards a strategic bridge.











The Downing Street Documents
Part Three in a continuing series about the reasons to impeach President George W. Bush. This week's installment looks at eight British government documents leaked to the press which provide damning evidence against Bush.











Somalia – Al Qaeda’s New Base – America’s Next War?
Somalia has long been the world’s centre of anarchy and Mogadishu the capital of mayhem. Awash with weapons for 16 years, it has existed without a central government and has been plagued by civil war between competing clan and sub-clans, warlords and jihadists. In the medium to long-term, the invasion by Ethiopian forces looks set not to quell this phenomenon, but to eventually exacerbate it. There is a real danger that it will provide the incubus for the flourishing of al-Qaeda’s first solid base in Africa.











Caesar, Bono, And A Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Is it possible that the 23rd cut is deeper than the first?











Planned Saudi Attacks Averted
  Planned Al-Queda attacks on Saudi refinery facilities and air bases have been averted following the arrest of a number of Al-Qaeda operatives. The planned attacks were discovered af...











Report from Estonia: Riot over removal of Soviet War memorial in Tallinn
Tallinn, Estonia, 17th April 2007. A plan to remove the Red Army memorial from its current location in Tonismagi caused riots in the Estonian capital Tallinn.











Arab-Israel Peace Within Reach
    What appeared not to have been possible for decades may now be within reach if everything goes in accordance to proposals that are currently being formulated by the various A...











US Used Neutron to Take Baghdad
  "The biggest story of the war became a non-event when the truth of the matter was that it was simply too bloody an event to report." Captain Eric H. May, a former intelligence office...











Combat Art in Iraq
War's come and go these days with CNN footage. Combat Artist Steve Mumford travels to Iraq to paint the war and tell a story with his paintings. Caleb Schaber talks with Steve in this exclusive.











Najaf - now forwards towards an Iraqi revolution!
American and British flags burned and were trampled under foot by hundreds of thousands of Iraqis in Najaf last weekend. A crossroads has been reached from which this could be the spring board to a genuine revoutionary struggle against the US occupation and sectarianism. More of these actions are the only chance for Iraq to remain united and to drive out the occupiers as soon as possible.











Baseball, Apple Pie and . . .
Baseball and excess. What could be better?











Horace the Horse
A fictional account based on the factual battles around Horace the Horse by the Australians on the Huon Peninsula in 1943. After forcing the enemy from Lae and Finchafen the Australians found the tenacious Japanese still hung on to fight to the death.











Exchange Deal for U.S. and Australia?
This is a suggestion that Australians might like to consider. Perhaps it might be possible to do an exchange deal with the US. The US will get Australian Prime Minister John Howard and Australia will get Guantanamo detainee David Hicks in return. Australians will no doubt consider this a good deal.











Australia's Defence Chaos
Given the amount of defence lemons the Australian Government has been purchasing, Australians must be getting a bit worried about Australia's capacity to defend itself militarily.











Jivevenang
Huon Peninsula – New Guinea – 1943, A Company of the 2/43rd Battalion on the track to Jivevenang.











The Battle
Carrier driver Kev Kendall in the Battle of El Alamein. At precisely 21:40 hours, on October 23rd 1942 the Battle of El Alamein began.











Addictions Anonymous, 38: Problems with Emotional Pain and Service to Others
There are clinics for treating physical pain all over the United States, but emotional distress, one of the chief obstacles in the path to a normal existence, is often neglected or treated inappropriately. Everyone, of course, experiences emotional pain at one time or another. Some problems are temporary and specific to a situation, some are chronic and permanent parts of a person’s life.











Fly, Robin, Fly
Another winter, another scare story about the flu . . . .











Global Warming Tyranny
" . . . Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak up for me."











The Sisyphean Surge – Petraeus and the making a Greek Tragedy
They say that whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad. It is also said that madness can be defined by doing the same thing again and again and getting the same wrong result, without ever changing. Sisyphus was one such poor soul in question. Condemned by the Gods to roll a rock up and hill and watch it fall down again, and then continue to repeat the hopeless process for the rest of eternity. His crime had been to try to cheat the Gods, by cheating death and becoming one of them. Likewise the US is now condemned for trying to cheat defeat in Iraq, to repeating the same old mad policies over and over again. If once there was method in the madness, there is now madness in the method. This dysfunctional behaviour can only finally result in some unspeakable abomination.











International Debt Forgiveness: Applying an Ancient Principle to a Modern Problem
Why is it that a quarter of the world possesses the majority of the riches? It is imperative for the economic growth of the Two/Thirds World that Western countries forgive the debts of the respective poorer nations.











THE AWAKENING
After the darkness, there was a faint glow. He was living in a dim soundless world. He couldn’t remember the gloom but he knew it was there. What was that faint glow? What did it all mean?











Addictions Anonymous, 33: Pitfalls In Finding Treatment
Problems confront addicts when they decide to seek mental health services. They can be serious problems, but they are not impossible. Here are a few of the big ones:











Addictions Anonymous, 32: When a Friend Needs Help
In the days when I was working as a clinical psychologist in hospital programs where we treated addictive behavior, it was common to have members of Twelve Step groups bringing people i