Winds of War Briefing - 6/20/2005

By Bill RoggioJune 20, 2005 11:36 AM

The Monday Winds of War Briefing is available. I am collaborating on this effort with evariste of Discarded Lies. Here are some of the items covered:

New AQ tape; Mexico SF take over Nuevo Laredo; big changes for DHS; blows to CIA's role; CIA/FBI turf war ending; Israel-US tensions; Iran nuclear doings; Hamas rejects call to disarm; more foreigners in Iraq insurgency; Operations Spear, Dagger underway; Gangbusters bill; OTMs increase to 100,000; Patriot Act hobbled; Ugandan border security; Sudanese peace deal; Ethiopia crackdown denounced; Sudan intel chief visit controversial; Al Qaeda wants to make Afghanistan another Iraq; Aus Fed Police do counterterror in Phillippines; Mullah Krekar in Norway to be deported; 3 imams deported in Holland; German snit over Rummy snub; G8 security leaks, high-level doings and agreements; renditions program running into trouble overseas; UK to deploy 5000 more to Afghanistan and much more...

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Arthur Chrenkoff has a great photo compilation of the Coalition of the Willing.

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Donate Home About Staff Contact Featured Reports Archives Support provided by:	(2) Winds of War Briefing - 6/20/2005 By Bill RoggioJune 20, 2005 11:36 AM The Monday Winds of War Briefing is available. I am collaborating on this effort with evariste of Discarded Lies. Here are some of the items covered: New AQ tape; Mexico SF take over Nuevo Laredo; big changes for DHS; blows to CIA's role; CIA/FBI turf war ending; Israel-US tensions; Iran nuclear doings; Hamas rejects call to disarm; more foreigners in Iraq insurgency; Operations Spear, Dagger underway; Gangbusters bill; OTMs increase to 100,000; Patriot Act hobbled; Ugandan border security; Sudanese peace deal; Ethiopia crackdown denounced; Sudan intel chief visit controversial; Al Qaeda wants to make Afghanistan another Iraq; Aus Fed Police do counterterror in Phillippines; Mullah Krekar in Norway to be deported; 3 imams deported in Holland; German snit over Rummy snub; G8 security leaks, high-level doings and agreements; renditions program running into trouble overseas; UK to deploy 5000 more to Afghanistan and much more... Also See: Arthur Chrenkoff has a great photo compilation of the Coalition of the Willing.	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