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The Lionel Show on Air America - Video Highlight of the Day 07.23.08Which do you think is more important, another McCain gaffe about Iraq or the fact the Obama still does not support the surge, despite the fact that most Americans do. Why they do? Who knows, but they do. So how does Obama, whose goal, and mine, is to get to the White House, convince Joe Six Pack to vote for him despite they being on opposite ends on this issue. That's what really matters.

SelectPlusRaw Video: Sen. Obama Meets With Gen. PetraeusRaw Video: Sen. Obama Meets With Gen. PetraeusThe Associated PressSen. Barack Obama continued his tour of Iraq meeting with General David Petaeus at Sather Air Base in Baghdad. On Tuesday, Sen. Obama travelled to Ramadi to meet with Sunni tribal leaders. Sen. Obama has since landed in Jordan. (July 22)This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: iraq raw video: sen. obama meets gen. petraeus Added: July 22, 2008

Barack Obama's plan to remove combat troops from Iraq within 16 months has some high-ranking critics. The top U.S. commander in Iraq insists that withdrawal cannot be estimated. David Martin reports. Author: CBS Keywords: david martin iraq petraeus barack obama war Added: July 21, 2008

http://newsproject.org Two former KBR electricians described mismanagement, inadequate equipment, and a "good old boy network" that puts soldiers' lives at risk.

Sen. Barack Obama has arrived in Iraq where he will meet with the top U.S. commander Gen. David Petraeus. He spoke exclusively with Lara Logan in Kuwait about his goals for the foreign policy tour. Author: CBS Keywords: Obama Barack David Petraeus Kuwait Lara Logan Iraq Added: July 21, 2008

McCain hits Obama for issuing a policy statement before taking a MidEast trip.

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Author: politicallunch Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 07:39:38 -0800 Duration: 233Will returns to Iraq for today's Snack, with a look at Obama's widely read Op-Ed outlining his plan for the future of American military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Author: politicallunch Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 00:35:17 -0800 Duration: 233Will returns to Iraq for today's Snack, with a look at Obama's widely read Op-Ed outlining his plan for the future of American military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Will returns to Iraq for today's Snack, with a look at Obama's widely read Op-Ed outlining his plan for the future of American military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Will returns to Iraq for today's Snack, with a look at Obama's widely read Op-Ed outlining his plan for the future of American military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Afshin Rattansi in Tehran interviews former 2008 Presidential candidate and senator for Alaska about congressional approval of General Petraeus at CENTCOM, Admiral Fallon's strategy, Maliki's opposition to SOFA, more news of atrocities committed by Odierno's troops in Fallujah and Karl Rove's contempt of Congress.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aQl3s4bKIErove petraeus tehran iran sofa maliki iraq baghdad congress pelosi bush cheney oil moon war gates pentagon patriot

John McCain Town Hall Anderson, SC 11/27/07 TRANSCRIPT: JOHN MCCAIN: "We were honered to spend time with the young men and women who are serving and had the chance to spend Thanksgiving Dinner with them. My friends, we are succeeding in Iraq. We are succeeding. This new strategy is succeeding. And by almost any calculation the change has been very dramatic since we have Gen Petraeus and this new strategy in this conflict. What's the new strategy? The old strategy is basically one we called search and destroy . . . we went out to kill bad people and we came back to our base . . . . now we have this new strategy which is the classic counterinsurgency strategy where you go out and you secure a neighborhood for the people of that neighborhood and you stay there . . . " LABEL: JM SC 11-27 (JR#7) A-ClipF To download a high res version of this clip, VISIT: http://issuealliance.box.net/shared/xq8g5thkwc To download the full campaign event, VISIT: http://issuealliance.box.net/shared/374x2xnoks Author: IssueAlliance Keywords: TRACKING John McCain Iraq Petraeus war insurgency counter Rumsfeld Added: July 7, 2008

Show 221 Moment of Truth in Iraq: How a New 'Greatest Generation' of American Soldiers is Turning Defeat and Disaster into Victory and Hope. Michael Medved talks to author Michael Yon. 37 minutes 8.6MB Synopsis- Never underestimate the American soldier. That's the moral of former Green Beret Michael Yon's brilliant battle-by-battle, block-by-block tale of how America's new 'greatest generation' of soldiers is turning defeat and disaster into victory and hope in Iraq. The American soldier is the reason General David Petraeus's brilliant strategy of moving our soldiers off isolated bases and out among the Iraqi people is working. Working to find and kill terrorists, reclaim neighborhoods, and help lead Iraq to democracy. Yon is no cheerleader. According to the New York Times, he has logged more time in combat situations in Iraq than any other U.S. reporter. When failed American leadership was driving Iraq into chaos and civil war, nobody told the story earlier or better than Michael Yon. The top brass was so mad that twice the U.S. military denied him access to Iraq. So Yon has supreme credibility when he says that we are finally winning, not primarily with our overwhelming technology, not with shock and awe destruction, but with the even more powerful force of American values--with the courage and leadership, strength and compassion of our soldiers. Moment of Truth in Iraq is packed with Yon's trademark thrilling and often heart-rending tales from the battlefield: * The American commander fed up with phony Al Qaeda 'documentaries' that showed terrorists shooting at bombed out American vehicles as if they had beaten us in open battle. The commander and his men staged the bombing of a broken down truck, then when the terrorists came to put on their act, Navy SEAL snipers killed every one. * Follow the exploits of the great Deuce Four battalion that becamethe center of a warrior cult dreaded by terrorists and revered by Iraqis. *Think Iraqi soldiers can't fight? Read about the elite Iraqi SWAT team taking down a terror cell for the murder of four American soldiers and a brave Iraqi guide. *Think Americans are occupiers, not liberators, of Iraq? Tell that to the wounded Iraqi interpreter, who, convinced he was about to die, begged his U.S. commander to have his heart cut out and buried in America. * Learn why so many Iraqi boys dream of becoming American soldiers. * Brutalized by Saddam for decades, Iraqis hungered for strength entwined with justice and tempered by mercy. The American soldier delivered. Here is the true, untold story of the American soldier and the courage and values that are bringing victory for America-and Iraq. The New York Times rack[ed] up more time embedded with combat units than any other journalist

Author: YoungTurksShow Added: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:16:17 -0800 Duration: 196Watch more at http://www.theyoungturks.com

General David Petraeus and Lieutenant General Raymond Odierno testified before The Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday. Senator Hillary Rodham-Clinton (D-NY) questions both generals. Author: thehilldotcom Keywords: the hill newspaper hilltube thehilldotcom general david petraeus lt.general raymond odierno senator hillary rodham Added: May 22, 2008

General David Petraeus and Lieutenant General Raymond Odierno testified before The Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday. Senator Hillary Rodham-Clinton (D-NY) questions both generals.

PlusPetraeus: Iraq Troop Decision Likely by Sept.Petraeus: Iraq Troop Decision Likely by Sept.The Associated PressGen. David Petraeus said Thursday he expects to be able to recommend further cuts in U.S. forces in Iraq before he leaves in September. (May 22)This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: petraeus confirmation petraeus: iraq troop decision by sept. Added: May 22, 2008

The hits just keep on coming from America's two most wanted - Bin Laden & Al-Zawahiri.Author: moblogictv Tags: al qaeda ipod podcast bin laden 911 september ayman zawahiri al-zawahiri tape attack threat nazi germany world war japan petraeus general video episode show moblogic lindsay campbell news politics Posted: 29 April 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The hits just keep on coming from America's two most wanted - Bin Laden & Al-Zawahiri.

The co-hosts discuss General Petraeus senate testimony.

The co-hosts discuss General Petraeus senate testimony.

We discuss the Democratic primary results in Pennsylvania, as well as this week's military personnel changes at CENTCOM and in Iraq.

OK, we've finally done it. We made a propaganda video that supports the enemy. Somebody had to do it, because in Basra, the US government's "enemy" seems to be the people of that southern town and region of Iraq. And not just anybody, and not some dark-of-the-night terrorist militia, but rather the unions of Basra, particularly the oil workers and dock workers unions. It all boils down to this: big oil wants to be the sellers of Iraqi oil, not the buyers. The stakes in Basra are privatization of Iraqi oil and ports. No matter what other differences they might have, pretty much all Iraqis understand that the question with respect to these "birthrights" is who will own them, giant multinational corporations, or the Iraqi people. In the last few months there have been occasional articles telegraphing the attack on Basra. Articles complaining that the dock workers refuse to work more than 8 hours a day. Articles about how some British corporate executive has been appointed "Basra Development Commisioner" to head up corporate efforts to privatize the Iraqi ports and oil companies. Articles, like the one in the Guardian of London entitled "Oil giants are poised to move into Basra." (Feb 24, 2008) After the initial attack faltered, General Petraeus testified to congress that Maliki (US puppet ruler of the Iraqi government) had launched the attack on Basra without letting the US military know what the plan was. Too bad General Petraeus hadn't read the article in the NY Times from March 13, 2008 headlined "Iraqi Troops May Move to Reclaim Basra's Port." So in this week's "Indymedia Presents", we feature interviews with Iraqi labor leaders, who tell the story of some of the union battles that have occurred in Southern Iraq since the US/British occupation began, combined with some footage we got from our friends at "Labor Beat" in Chicago to bring you the story that corporate media is carefully avoiding, the on-going attack on the trade unions of Basra, and what is behind it. By the Way, American Longshoremen (ILWU) http://www.ilwu.org, who have been very supportive of their Iraqi union bretheren, have called for a one day strike up and down the west coast on Mayday in opposition to the war. We expect more information regarding Basra and the fight against privatization to emerge in the course of that job action. Join a Mayday action, and stay tuned for more from the independent media, who bring you the stories corporate media would rather you not notice. "The Dow's Down" We finish off this week with the duo Rebel Voices singing at the benefit concert for Utah Phillips. http://www.rebelvoices.com

OK, we've finally done it. We made a propaganda video that supports the enemy. Somebody had to do it, because in Basra, the US government's "enemy" seems to be the people of that southern town and region of Iraq. And not just anybody, and not some dark-of-the-night terrorist militia, but rather the unions of Basra, particularly the oil workers and dock workers unions. It all boils down to this: big oil wants to be the sellers of Iraqi oil, not the buyers. The stakes in Basra are privatization of Iraqi oil and ports. No matter what other differences they might have, pretty much all Iraqis understand that the question with respect to these "birthrights" is who will own them, giant multinational corporations, or the Iraqi people. In the last few months there have been occasional articles telegraphing the attack on Basra. Articles complaining that the dock workers refuse to work more than 8 hours a day. Articles about how some British corporate executive has been appointed "Basra Development Commisioner" to head up corporate efforts to privatize the Iraqi ports and oil companies. Articles, like the one in the Guardian of London entitled "Oil giants are poised to move into Basra." (Feb 24, 2008) After the initial attack faltered, General Petraeus testified to congress that Maliki (US puppet ruler of the Iraqi government) had launched the attack on Basra without letting the US military know what the plan was. Too bad General Petraeus hadn't read the article in the NY Times from March 13, 2008 headlined "Iraqi Troops May Move to Reclaim Basra's Port." So in this week's "Indymedia Presents", we feature interviews with Iraqi labor leaders, who tell the story of some of the union battles that have occurred in Southern Iraq since the US/British occupation began, combined with some footage we got from our friends at "Labor Beat" in Chicago to bring you the story that corporate media is carefully avoiding, the on-going attack on the trade unions of Basra, and what is behind it. By the Way, American Longshoremen (ILWU) http://www.ilwu.org, who have been very supportive of their Iraqi union bretheren, have called for a one day strike up and down the west coast on Mayday in opposition to the war. We expect more information regarding Basra and the fight against privatization to emerge in the course of that job action. Join a Mayday action, and stay tuned for more from the independent media, who bring you the stories corporate media would rather you not notice. "The Dow's Down" We finish off this week with the duo Rebel Voices singing at the benefit concert for Utah Phillips. http://www.rebelvoices.com

Author: gnooze Added: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:52:33 -0800 Duration: 180Hillary Clinton wins by double digits in PA, Gen. Petraeus to take over US Central Command, and Iran talks nukes. Marta Costello hosts the Gnooze (the g is silent) - today's top stories in about 3 minutes. Maybe want to order a gnooze T-Shirt at ...

Author: gnooze Added: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:52:33 -0800 Duration: 180Hillary Clinton wins by double digits in PA, Gen. Petraeus to take over US Central Command, and Iran talks nukes. Marta Costello hosts the Gnooze (the g is silent) - today's top stories in about 3 minutes. Maybe want to order a gnooze T-Shirt at ...

Author: gnooze Added: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:52:33 -0800 Duration: 180Hillary Clinton wins by double digits in PA, Gen. Petraeus to take over US Central Command, and Iran talks nukes. Marta Costello hosts the Gnooze (the g is silent) - today's top stories in about 3 minutes. Maybe want to order a gnooze T-Shirt at ...

Apr 23 - General David Petraeus appears headed for promotion to lead the U.S. Central Command. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said General Petraeus is the most qualified officer to manage counterinsurgency operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Author: reutersvideo Keywords: David Petraeus US Central Command Added: April 23, 2008