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Week of April 13 - 19, 2003

A Ravaged Land
By Ross Mirkarimi
Devastated by war and isolation, Iraq now faces a humanitarian and environmental crisis 12 years in the making.
April 14, 2003

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Embedded in Washington
By Tom Engelhardt
When it comes to the mainstream media, embedded journalism is hardly a new phenomenon.
April 4, 2003

Is This What Democracy Looks Like?
By Clara Jeffery
Do the tactics and appearance of some radical anti-war protesters hurt the very cause they claim to champion?
March 27, 2003

	Tom Frank says: "I think that America and the world would be better off if Bush compromises and welcomes UN leadership in governing and rebuilding the country of Iraq. This is not a helpful time to use a starving country as a means to play out diplomatic grudges." Join the discussion		BACKTALK "Creative peacemaking will come from creative people, not from conflict-dependent people who need an adrenaline jolt of rhetorical or real aggression to get through the day, or the war." Eileen O'Brien Baltimore, Maryland Read more letters

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