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I see Smooth Stephen Kinzer is letting his activism get the better of him and intends to testify, and not under subpoena, to Chicago’s aldermen as an instrument of Joe Moore’s foreign-policy leftism. It’s official then, he’s no longer a reporter but a man whose biases — ahem, his conclusions based on extensive research — have got the better of him.

Chicago’s aldermen

a common theme: the role of Iran in promoting insurgent attacks in Iraq. Both men accused so-called “special groups” of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of being responsible for the deaths of American troops and rocket strikes on the Green Zone. Continued . . .

a common theme: the role of Iran in promoting insurgent attacks in Iraq. Both men accused so-called “special groups” of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of being responsible for the deaths of American troops and rocket strikes on the Green Zone. Continued . . .

There's another former Alderman, 1960s relic Dick Simpson. Rounding out this prestigious list of supporters is former New York Times reporter and fulltime moonbat Stephen Kinzer. A lovely cast. Here's an urgent plea from one Michael Lynn.Support for the resolution comes from diverse ideological quarters, as a glance at those testifying in support attests. Scott Ritter, a 12 year veteran of US Marine intelligence and former UN chief weapons inspector in Iraq;

of the Bush administration in the short run and thwart the impulse to seek security through wars of aggression in the longer run. Will the local strategy work? An answer may begin to emerge on May 14. Stay tuned. http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/michael_lynn/2008/05/thinking_globally_acting_locally.html