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...debate over how to replace Saddam. The primary concern of the allies that have joined the U.S. in sending forces to Iraq - Britain and Australia - is to give the United Nations ultimate authority over rebuilding the country. Tony Blair would have a hard time keeping his troops in Iraq unless the occupation was legally sanctioned by UN resolution. But he has not yet managed convince President Bush, and after the two men met at Camp David last week, Blair acknowledged that Britain and the U.S. have different views on the issue...
...agrees John Trumpbour, editor of a 1989 anthology of left-wing essays critical of Harvard, and now research director of the Harvard Trade Union program. “Still, people say the media is very critical of institutions, but they’re actually quite complacent unless you yourself develop a movement. They will very rarely stir things up themselves...
...their retired American military experts to digest and then regurgitate reports from the field. These generals have close personal and professional ties to the current war planners, and inevitably they too find it difficult to take a dispassionate view. As noted in The New York Times, these generals, unless pressed, rarely question the conduct of the war, instead reminding viewers of the sound judgment of the current commanders...
...could leave East Germany at any crossing "immediately." Suddenly Jager, 48, held in his hands the fate of thousands of people--as well as that of the Wall he had so faithfully watched over for all 28 years of its existence. His orders were to turn the protesters back unless they had proper documents, but he knew that attempting to do so would result in bloodshed. So, as recounted in The Wall: The People's Story, shortly after 11 p.m. Jager told his men at the gates to "open them all." By dawn, an estimated 100,000 delirious East Germans...
...whether the U.S. needs Saddam dead or alive. (Briefers here have repeatedly said "this isn?t about one man") He said, "The average Iraqi only knows Saddam. He's survived everything. He's won the lottery every time. He's a huge symbol for these people. He's everything. Unless we take him out, the population can't be confident...