Last Updated: Sep 14, 2009
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Issue no. 853
Editorial
Editorial: Health Care Bonanza for Big Business
Pages 2-3
Texas Exoneration Comes Too Late
Insurance Rate Increases ... Again!
Private Health Insurance: Death Panels
One Year after Lehman Collapse: New Speculative Bubbles
They Call It a “Jobless Recovery”
Pages 4-5
Detroit Public Schools: Attacking Teachers AND Students
Pages 6-7
Book Review: The Finder by Colin Harrison
Widening Attacks on Immigrants
Page 8
Sudanese Woman in Prison for Wearing Trousers
The U.S. War against Iraq Continues
U.S. Troops Still Fighting in Iraq
U.S. Troops Still Fighting in Iraq
Sep 14, 2009
On September 8, four U.S. soldiers were killed in Iraq, the most killed in a single day in the last two months. The Associated Press reported that one of the soldiers was killed on patrol in Baghdad and three were killed on patrol in the northern province of Kirkuk.
So what were U.S. troops doing on patrol when the U.S. supposedly pulled all of its troops from Iraqi cities and population centers, turning the patrols over to the Iraqi military and police?
In reality, only the name has been changed. U.S. troops, now said to be "advisers' to the Iraqi military, are just like the earlier generation of U.S. troops called "advisers' in Viet Nam.




