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	Live from Iraq By Stewart Nusbaumer Surviving in Mosul Stuggling to survive after a horrific explosion. Street Without Joy Will Bush’s surge secure Baghdad’s bloodiest block? Good Morning, al-Adhamiya In one of Baghdad's most dangerous neighborhoods. Squiring Out Of Baghdad Is the surge ending or dispersing the insurgency? With PTT in Heet A Marine unit training and equipping the Iraq Police. Embed in Trouble What is a journalist to do with attacked by a U.S. Army biggie? Go to the bigger? Four Days in Dulab In a small, dangerous town in the most violent province in Iraq.



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Stewart in U.S. military press office in Baghdad


		Commentary: Humanitarian Guns for Burmese Guerrillas
		While the U.S. fights an unwise, unnecessary war in Iraq, wisdom and morality say we should equip Burmese guerrillas to wage war against their vicious government. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Four Days In Danger
		In a small, dangerous town in the most violent province in Iraq. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: Embed Journalist in Trouble
		What is a journalist to do when attacked by a U.S. Army biggie? Go to the bigger? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: A Marine Police Transition Team
		On the front-lines training and equipping the Iraqi Police. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Beyond Baghdad
		Is the surge ending the insurgency or dispersing it? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Appointment in al-Adhamiya
		With American forces on Baghdadâ€™s mean streets, the frontline of the last chance By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Street Without Joy
		Will Bushâ€™s surge secure Baghdadâ€™s bloodiest block? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Band of Brothers
		American troops fight less for democracy than for the men next to them. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Trouble in the Heartland
		Is the heartland turning against the GOP? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Afghanistan on the Edge
		Why weâ€™re losing hearts and minds in Afghanistan. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Unfinished Business
		Defeat in Iraq would be a humiliation, defeat in Afghanistan could be a real threat. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: A Different Fireworks
		On the 4th of July, in Kabul there was a different type of fireworks for the Americans. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Where Did The Dough Go?
		Billions have been donated for the reconstruction of Afghanistan, so where did the money go? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: An American Bombed in Afghanistan
		With reality confusing and fear rising, illusions are being manufactured as fast as drinks can be consumed. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: "Every Rocket Was A Painkiller"
		War scarred Afghanistan is an enigma wrapped in pain with a future that is anyone's guess. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: The Kabul Rumble
		With a brutal history and nasty war, Afghanistan is one dangerous country. But one danger has escaped our attention -- until now! By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: Kabul Erupts in Gunfire
		Surrounded by gunfire in Kabul, our intrepid correspondent describes what makes a spark become a raging riot. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: The Morning the Apple Exploded
		An inside view of an Afghanistan beginning to explode. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Dispatch: On the Road to Kabul
		Is Afghanistan progressing and becoming more stable -- or slipping back into civil war? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: Barstool Patriotism
		First Chickenhawks and now Barstool patriots, both demand that other Americans die and be maimed for their phony patriotism. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Book Review: A Different Patriotism
		The Intellectuals and the Flag By Todd Gitlin Columbia University Press, 2006, 167 pages Reviewed by Stewart Nusbaumer


		Humor: Sleeping With The French
		A growing number of Internet Journalists are on the road reporting on our deteriorating democracy and our flipped-out citizens, but where do they straighten themselves out and recharge their batteries? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Humor: Kill States, Not People
		Common sense thinking leads to a whacky plan to end sectarian violence and destruction throughout the world. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: The War in Journalism
		In American journalism, there is Mainstream Journalism and there is Internet Journalism, and they agree on nothing. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: The Costs of War at Walter Reed
		Inside Walter Reed Army Hospital is the horrible reality of the Iraq War, a reality that few Americans see, and fewer want to see. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: History Lesson For Military Superpower
		Opponents fight one type of war, our military fights another type of war, there is a military stalemate and eventually the U.S. returns home. Is anyone learning anything? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Commentary: The Burning of America
		Every day the news is horrible, every day Bush damages America more -- what should we do? By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: Crossing the Line to Save Lives
		At the White House 370 patriotic Americans walked around the barrier, sat on the pavement, and were carried off to jail. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: Media Flounders As Antiwar Movement Grows
		Mainstream media shows ineptness and irrelevance at the antiwar demonstration in Washington. By Stewart Nusbaumer


		Articles & Essays: "Street Fighting Man" Wimps Out
		Faced with right-wing criticism and a potential miniscule dent in profits, the Rolling Stones clammed up and pocketed the mega-bucks. By Stewart Nusbaumer

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	Live from Kabul By Stewart Nusbaumer On the Road to Kabul Is Afghanistan progressing and becoming more stable -- or slipping back into civil war? The Morning the Apple Exploded An inside view of an Afghanistan beginning to explode, one apple at a time. The Kabul Rumble There are many dangers in Afghanistan, but one is seldom mentioned. "Every Missile Was a Painkiller" Afghanistan is an enigma wrapped in pain with a future that is anyone’s guess. Kabul Erupts in Gunfire A spark becomes a riot and Stewart is surrounded by gunfire. Bombed in Afghanistan With reality confusing and fear rising, illusions are manufactured as fast as drinks can be consumed. Unfinished Business Defeat in Iraq would be a humiliation, defeat in Afghanistan could be a real threat. A Diffferent Fireworks On the 4th of July in Kabul there was a different type of fireworks. Where Did The Dough Go? Billions have been donated for the reconstruction of Afghanistan, so where did the money go? On The Edge It's simple why we're not winning the hearts and minds of Afghans and nation-building is a diaster.



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	Live from China By Stewart Nusbaumer China Astounded in China China’s development is stunning and its power is growing quickly; will America become a lapdog for the Asian dragon? Bombed in Beijing Yes China’s development is stunning, but not as stunning as the Goddess of Tiananmen Square. Enigma or Bomb? It's a weird world with weird Americans making it hard to tell what is really real. Tongue-Tied & Stomach Pumped While their language tells us about Chinese society, their cuisine tells us about a very dirty political secret. Drinking & Driving Driving in China teaches you to appreciate airplanes; drinking the booze will probably turn you into a tea drinker. Sexpots Galore When sex merges with politics, the Big Dog authorities never win.



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