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Donate Home About Staff Contact Featured Reports Archives Support provided by:	(6) Comments Are Back On By Bill RoggioApril 26, 2007 12:13 PM I've turned the comments back on as I now have help with policing the comments. Please follow the comments policy and there will be no problems. I realize the standards I have set are high, but there is a reason for this. I want to encourage a healthy debate about the war, free of the personal and political attacks that exist at other sites. As soon as I allow personal attacks or political attacks to stand, the comments immediately degenerate. Also, the site is not a message board. Any comments that are off topic will be immediately deleted.	Donate Search LWJ Covert Radio Hosted by Brett Winterble October 7: A US judge orders al Qaeda detainees released into the US. October 6: Has the Taliban and al Qaeda split? Plus a roundup of al Qaeda activity.. News Information Dissemination: Mystery "Death Ship" Released From Somalian Pirates Nawaz Sharif Willing to Mediate Between Afghan Government and Taliban Clashes in Sadr City, 1 US soldier wounded Iran: Tehran could make 60 nuclear bombs in two years, says US expert Baitullah Mehsud involved in Wah Cantt suicide blasts Al Qaeda commanders escape Pakistan missile strike Pakistan: Reason for hope in the fight against militancy Mountain war tests US troops in Afghanistan Pakistanis Repudiate Violence NATO strikes deal for tougher Afghan drug action Joint Chiefs Chairman Is Gloomy on Afghanistan Palestinian Militant Admits Hezbollah Financial Support Syria forces in refugee camp battle Huge weapons cache found west of Baghdad Assassinations replacing car bombs in Iraq Pakistan: TNSM chief to persuade fighters to disarm if shariah imposed ISAF closes outpost in Kunar province Will the Afghan Taliban join peace talks? NATO Will Fight Piracy Off Somalia US Army says it has disrupted Iraq weapons network Aircraft bombs Islamist stronghold in Somala As violence drops, Iraqi tribes begin to make amends Court blocks Guantanamo releases U.S. To Give Afghan Army New Vehicles, Weapons NATO commander urges focus on stopping Afghanistan opium network Marking Second Anniversary, ‘Islamic State of Iraq’ Cites ‘Accomplishments’ Bosnia: Police arrest Al-Qaeda suspect Petraeus sees value in talking to Taliban NATO to meet as Afghan war effort founders Inquiry shows Afghan raid killed 33 people Iraq ready to replace US troops in Baghdad Qaeda clings to Mosul as violence falls in Iraq Chinese Kidnapped in Pakistan Plead for Release Why it's so hard to negotiate with the Taliban Islamic Group Gains Power in Indonesia Spy planes trigger exodus in Waziristan Africom Stands Up Iraqi police: Suicide bomber kills 9 in Baqouba Pentagon looks outside NATO for Afghanistan troops Kerala police arrest 2 for “SIMI links” Five injured in series of blasts in Lahore Pakistan, US await militant showdown Our secret war in Pakistan Look who came to dinner ... US soldier killed in northern Iraq gun battle Turkey: PM warns of Iraqi incursion to target Kurdish militants Washington and Beirut set up joint military panel Arabs Begin Return to Iraq U.S. dismisses Afghan war comments as defeatist Resurgent Taliban vow to disrupt 'joke' presidential election US hands over Saddam Hussein palace after staff move to new embassy Afghanistan: UN envoy agrees war cannot be won militarily Egypt police thwart Islamist attempt to supply Gaza Tehran 'no longer trusts' Europe Yemen says arrests militants with links to Israel Insurgency Fractured in Northern Iraq, Commander Says U.S. to allies: Fight in Afghanistan or write check U.S. assesses isolation policy of Syria Shariah Courts to Try Terror Suspects in Saudi Arabia Iraq hopes shrine rebuild can reconcile sect Tourist operators shun Mauritania over terrorist attack Somalian 'ghost city' wracked by war Rising Iraqi Shiite leader calls for national unity Uighur Detainees May Be Released to U.S. Somali insurgents demand weapons ANTARA :: Indonesia`s Bashir prohibited from meeting Bali bombers Iran urges Pakistan to help free kidnapped police Sources: Taliban split with al Qaeda, seek peace Egyptian Foreign Minister Visits Iraq Elusive MILF chieftain likened to bin Laden Pakistan: Fatwa against Zardari for flirting with Palin Pakistan insists no deal made with US on strikes Pakistan lawmakers to get rare intelligence briefing: officials Afghan trader-turned-Taliban profits from new alliance Ten dead in attacks as Ramadan ends in Algeria SYRIA: Al Qaeda mastermind said to be captured Somali Pirates Stare Down Global Superpowers Schools ready to open in Sadr City Officials say Taliban mad over alleged US strike Relentless Taliban just keep coming Polish Military Marks Close Of Iraq Mission War on Taliban cannot be won, says army chief Pakistan's Mysterious New Spymaster U.S. won't put diplomats in Iran Thailand: Two soldiers killed in Pattani The Most Difficult Job in the World: Pakistan's president on terrorism, India and his late wife. - WSJ.com Police Station to be Built in Remaining Enemy Hot Spot Defying a Spate of Bombings, Baghdad Has a Party US: 4 failed Somali pirate attacks in 24 hours Fifteen Turkish soldiers killed in clashes with PKK Egyptians Challenge BBC Al Qaeda Poll Result NATO launches airstrike near Pakistan-Afghan border Iraq's Shiite cleric steps up call to evict US forces Israeli general warns Hezbollah of harsh response Pakistan's Marriott bombing: a missed opportunity No Consensus on Syria Bombing Iraq presidency approves provincial election law Pakistan seeks Dr. Aafia’s custody from U.S. Militants are enemies of Islam, Pakistan: Salman Taseer Taliban leader rejects talks with Afghan government News Archives

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