Petraeus Personally Introduces Disgraced Ahmed Chalabi To U.S. Troops In Iraq
Think Progress
On Sunday, McClatchy reported that disgraced Iraqi politician Ahmed Chalabi had “re-emerged as a central figure” in the U.S. strategy for Iraq. His latest job: to press Iraq’s government to “deliver better electricity, health, education and local security services to Baghdad,” as “the next phase” of the escalation. Today, Blackanthem.com reports that Petraeus has been trumpeting his new alliance with Chalabi, introducing him to U.S. troops serving in Iraq: Gen. David Petraeus, commanding general, Multi-National Force-Iraq, Dr. Ahmad Chalabi, director of services in Iraq, and Dr. Safi Al-Sheik, director of the Iraqi National Reconciliation Committee, met with Soldiers and leaders of the 1st Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Ga., who are operating in the Arab Jabour area…

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Ill-Equipped Soldiers Opt for ‘Search and Avoid’
Dahr Jamail
Iraq war veterans now stationed at a base here say that morale among US soldiers in the country is so poor, many are simply parking their Humvees and pretending to be on patrol, a practice dubbed “search and avoid” missions. Phil Aliff is an active duty soldier with the 10th Mountain Division stationed at Fort Drum in upstate New York. He served nearly one year in Iraq from August 2005 to July 2006, in the areas of Abu Ghraib and Fallujah, both west of Baghdad. “Morale was incredibly low,” said Aliff, adding that he joined the military because he was raised in a poor family by a single mother and had few other prospects. “Most men in my platoon in Iraq were just in from combat tours in Afghanistan.”…

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Gaza Update
Mona ElFarra, From Gaza, with Love
…It is realy sad to tell you that poverty level has increased in Gaza to unprecented levels , with the embargo and economical siege , food staples prices have increased , this is the talk of people at the moment ,beside that Israel announced its implementation of the more strict siege and cut off basic supplies and fuel ; medications and medical supplies are big problem, many essential medications are lacking in the pharmacies , detergents too , patients who need to be referred for treatment abroad are denied permit to leave the country. According to international law we are occupied by Israel , and this puts responsibility on Israel to Guarantee the supplies for the civilians of Gaza , but what Israel is doing is COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT which again is big crime according to international law . THE WORLD IS SILENT I KNOW WE ALL FEEL THAT IN GAZA, we try to survive to help each other to continue living and not to collapse….

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Video: Is Bush Crazy??
Palestinian Pundit
“Near the end of this interview Bush says; “Whether it be Afghanistan or Iraq, we got more work to do. We the free world has more work to do, and I believe those of us who live in liberty have a responsibility to promote forms of government that deal with what causes 19 kids to get on airplanes to kill 3000 students.” What is he talking about???

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Facing defeat in Afghanistan
Simon Tisdall, Guardian
Nato troops plunged into a vicious new round of fighting with the Taliban yesterday as hundreds of Afghan civilians fled their homes in villages around Kandahar. The violence, in which about 50 militants reportedly died, again underscored how insecure and ungovernable large tracts of the south and east remain six years after “victory in Kabul”. The impact of the continuing bloodshed, said to be the worst since 2001, is being felt far beyond the battlefields of Kandahar, Helmand and Uruzgan. Simmering tensions between Nato members over “burden-sharing” are bubbling to the surface in Berlin, Washington and London. All agree the alliance’s mission is under-resourced and under-funded; none has a ready answer to the problem. Despite a steady escalation of force levels from about 5,000 in 2003 to more than 40,000 today, the fight grows ever more desperate. The possibility of military failure, previously unthinkable, is now openly discussed…

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Bush & Blair Holocaust Commission
Gideon Polya, MWC News
…Using this latter figure for Iraq and a UN-derived estimate for Afghanistan, the post-invasion excess deaths in Occupied Iraq and Occupied Afghanistan total 0.9 million and 2.1 million, respectively – a total of 3.0 million deaths, 1,000 (one thousand) times the number of people murdered on 9/11. These estimates are consonant with independent UN data on post-invasion under-5 infant deaths, currently 0.4 million and 1.7 million, respectively, for Occupied Iraq and Occupied Afghanistan…

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Wednesday, 31 October 2007.
Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice. www.freearabvoice.org
… In a dispatch posted at 6:09pm Baghdad time Wednesday evening, the Yaqen News Agency reported that pro-American Kurdish separatist Peshmergah gunmen raided the two villages of Sayyid Khalaf and Sayyid Hamid in the Kirkuk area, 255km north of Baghdad on Wednesday. Yaqen reported that the Kurdish separatist militiamen abducted about 27 Arab Iraqis and took them away to a Kurdish separatist prison. The US-installed puppet regime in Baghdad and its local offices completely ignored the action. Yaqen wrote that the incident was the latest example of the daily attacks mounted by American-backed Kurdish separatists on the Arab population in a campaign aimed at driving Arabs out of the area. The “ethnic cleansing” campaign is a part of a massive effort to fulfill plans laid out by Zionist and American think tanks to partition Iraq….

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Wednesday: 94 Iraqis Killed, 20 Wounded
Margaret Griffis, Antiwar.com
At least 94 Iraqis were killed and 20 others were wounded during a mostly quiet Wednesday. Many of the dead were killed during security raids. No Coalition troops were reported killed. In Basra, the British confirmed that the handover of security operations to the Iraqis will be completed by December. Troops have removed themselves from most of Basra already, even though they admit that the level of violence is unacceptable….

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US State Department offered immunity to Blackwater mercenaries
Kate Randall, WSWS
More than a month and a half after the September 16 massacre carried out in Baghdad by guards from the Blackwater USA security firm, it has come to light that the US State Department offered “limited” immunity to the mercenaries involved in shooting to death at least 17 Iraqi civilians. The offer of immunity was granted to the Blackwater guards by State Department officials in Baghdad in the immediate aftermath of the shootings in exchange for giving sworn statements about the incident. This immunity was granted without the knowledge of the US Justice Department, and news of the deal apparently caught State Department officials in Washington off guard….

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McCain: Iraq Pullout Bad For Israel
Adam Dickter, New York Jewish Week,
In a message to the majority of American Jews who oppose continued U.S. presence in Iraq, Arizona Sen. John McCain on Tuesday told the community’s largest umbrella group that a “surrender” now would harm Israel’s security. “If you believe that the State of Israel is going to be more secure if the U.S. fails in Iraq, we have an honest difference of opinion,” McCain told leaders of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations….

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Spot the missing item
Eli Stephens, Left I on the News
Headline: “Iraq civilian, U.S. military tolls at new low in Oct.” Notice anything missing? I hope so. It’s the group of whom I have never seen a cumulative count – Iraqi police and army. However, this particular article does have the last two months’ data: Figures from Iraq’s health, interior and defense ministries recorded 758 civilians killed in violence in October, along with 117 policemen and 13 Iraqi soldiers. In September, 884 civilian deaths were recorded, and 62 policemen and 16 Iraqi soldiers were killed. So an alternative headline might have included this phrase: “Iraqi police tolls double in October.”…

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The ‘Innocent Civilians’ Not on Israel’s Agenda
Joharah Baker for MIFTAH
It is ironic how everyone across the spectrum – politicians, civil society and the average man on the street – all stress on the protection of innocent civilians during times of conflict, and yet it is these very civilians who pay the heaviest price. This is not exclusive to Palestine. Look at Iraq or Afghanistan. The United States, the great defender of democracy and civil rights, prides itself on waging war right. The “innocent civilians” caught in the midst of its sublime endeavor to grant freedom and independence to the Iraqi people are brushed off as unfortunate collateral damage. They were never the target of America’s wrath, the US claims, but they are certainly the ones who have suffered from it the most. Here in Palestine, the Gaza Strip is the new Iraq…

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Arab-Israeli MKs brand proposed travel ban ‘racist’
Saed Bannoura – IMEMC
A number of Arab-Israeli members of the Knesset have spoken out against a proposed new law that would ban them from traveling to most Arab nations. Israeli considers a great many Arab states as ‘hostile, and a new law currently under consideration by the Israeli Knesset would ban anyone who visits one of these nations from holding legislative office in the Knesset. A plenum in the Knesset approved a preliminary reading of the bill on Wednesday…

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GAO: Reduction In Violence Due To ‘Ethnically Cleansed Neighborhoods’ In Iraq
Think Progress
Looking for signs of progress in Iraq, the Bush administration has been quick to jump on reports of reduced violence in Iraq. The “violence is thankfully coming down,” said White House spokesperson Dana Perino. Violence is “down significantly from last year,” declared President Bush. In a hearing before the House Appropriations Committee today, Joe Christoff of the Government Accountability Office stated that this recent reduction in violence should be taken with a grain of salt, as it coincides with increased sectarian cleansing and a massive refugee displacement: I think that’s [ethnic cleansing] an important consideration in even assessing the overall security situation in Iraq. You know, we look at the attack data going down, but it’s not taking into consideration that there might be fewer attacks because you have ethnically cleansed neighborhoods, particularly in the Baghdad area. […] It’s produced 2.2. million refugees that have left, it’s produced two million internally displaced persons within the countryas well…

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Basra in the grip of militias
Ahmed Janabi, Aljazeera.net
Amid warnings that southern Iraq could erupt into civil war when British troops withdraw, Basra’s chief of police has publicly admitted that his forces have been unable to clamp down on growing militia warfare in the city. In recent months, rival Shia factions have been battling for control of the city which is considered the second largest in the country and home to Iraq’s only port. This makes the Basra a vital outlet to the Gulf for marine transportation of oil and fuel products – a lucrative prize for any political faction looking to consolidate its power in Baghdad. The ensuing power struggle has led to an exodus of Sunni, Shia and Christian families northwards and often out of the country…

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Taliban claims strategic advance
Alajazeera.net
Residents told Al Jazeera that casualties in the conflict are higher than official counts. The Taliban says it has control of three-quarters of strategically valuable land near Kandahar, a city seen as the group’s former stronghold. The Taliban told Al Jazeera that it had been fighting international forces, and that a major battle was under way on Wednesday. There had been 24 hours of heavy fighting. A provincial police chief said that Afghan and Nato forces had killed 50 fighters in three days of clashes. Residents in the area say the casualties are higher. Qari Mohammad Yousuf, a Taliban spokesman, said fighters had captured seven checkpoints around Arghandab. Al Jazeera’s Hamish MacDonald in Kabul says that the Taliban claims to control three-quarters of Arghandab, a district close to Kandahar…

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Palestinian prisoner appeals to international community to save his life
Saed Bannoura – IMEMC
Khalil Moussa, a Palestinian being held by Israeli forces as a prisoner of the occupation, has a heart disease that will soon cause his death without medical intervention. The Israeli forces holding him in captivity recently transferred Moussa to the Hadareem facility, and since being transferred, his health situation has rapidly deteriorated. The Israeli authorities have thus far refused to provide Moussa with the necessary medical treatment, so he has appealed to international humanitarian organizations to intervene on his behalf to save his life…

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Federalism is our path
Marc Lynch, Abu Aardvark
No, this didn’t come out of Joe Biden’s office. It’s a map of a federal Iraq allegedly produced by Ammar al-Hakim’s Shahid Mihrab Organization (a SCIRI/SIIC proselytizing organization in southern Iraq) and being distributed by Shia members of the Iraqi parliament (with dark murmurings among the Sunni commentators that it must have been made in Iran because of how Najaf is written). “Federalism is our one path to freedom and security,” it declares…it seems to have become one of those viral images and to have touched some exposed nerves. Can’t help noticing that there are only two hands clasped together there, not three, and that the Sunni areas are kind of…. dark. And small…

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Taliban Fighters Move in Near Kandahar for First Time Since 2001
TAIMOOR SHAH
Several hundred Taliban fighters have moved into a strategic area just outside the southern city of Kandahar in recent days and clashed with Afghan and NATO forces, according to Canadian and Afghan officials. The fighting, which began Tuesday, is the first time large numbers of Taliban have been able to enter the area just north of the city since 2001. Control of the area, known as the Arghandab district, would allow the Taliban to directly threaten Kandahar, southern Afghanistan’s largest city…

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GI Special 5J21: REALLY BAD NEWS [ October 31, 2007 ]
Thomas F. Barton
Really Bad News:
Research Shows Brain Damage Continues Long After IED Explosions;
“Metabolism Of Cells Deep Within The Brain Can Be Altered, Causing Them To Die”
“A Cascading Effect That Leads To The Premature Aging And Death Of Neurons That Cannot Be Replaced”
“These Soldiers Could Have Hidden Injuries With Long-Term Consequences”

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Is England is a better place without Blair?
Sarah Meyer, Index Research
England is a nicer place to be right now. We don’t have the relentless siege of Blair’s lies anymore. What a relief. Blair’s hubris still shines from afar as he bleats about terrorism and gives instructions about US-NATO, while earning himself £millions from speeches no one should pay to hear. Blair’s shadow still hangs over us: Trident; longer pretrial detention; ID cards; 6 million surveillance cameras; shameful ‘rendition’; access to phone records by government agencies; nuclear power; and the pointless ‘robocop’ British soldiers in Basra, whose feelings are echoed by american soldiers, some of whom avoid patrol …

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Hamilton Declaration: An Open Letter to Abbas
Approved by 18 Palestinian Canadian community Associations – Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa, Halifax, Vancouver, London Ontario, Hamilton, Branford, Montreal, A-lawda, Resistance Art
We the Palestinian Canadian community assembly at the Palestinian National Voice Preparatory Conference in Hamilton, Canada, issue this letter out of profound concern regarding the present state of the Palestinian national struggle and the November 2007 “peace” conference to be hosted by the United States in Annapolis, Maryland. While Palestinians still suffer from the disaster of the Oslo Accords, the Palestinian National Authority has now agreed to attend another round of flawed negotiations. This time it does so under the pressure of North America n and European nations that have actively collaborated with Israel to divide the Palestinian people and inflict collective punishment and other war crimes against them. Even now Israel is being allowed to deny the Palestinians the basic necessities for a functioning society through a humiliating siege against the Palestinian people in response to the exercise of Palestinian democracy and the adherence to its results….

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US downplays talk of Iran attack
AFP
After weeks of escalating US rhetoric on Iran, the White House vowed Tuesday to “pursue every possible diplomatic means” to defuse the volatile dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program. Spokeswoman Dana Perino sought to quiet fears that US President George W. Bush plans to attack the Islamic republic over its refusal to freeze sensitive nuclear work that can lead to the development of atomic weapons. “There’s no reason for people to think that the president is about to attack Iran. I think that we need to make that clear,” she said. “He doesn’t want people to fear that, because what he is doing is pursuing a diplomatic track.”…

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Iraq urges Iran to help defuse crisis with Turkey
AFP
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Wednesday urged Tehran to help defuse the crisis with Turkey over Kurdish rebels and called for Iran’s support at a conference on Iraq this week. “The prime minister urged Iran to help defuse the border crisis between Turkey and the PKK (Kurdistan Workers’ Party) and to give its entire support at the Istanbul conference,” a statement from Maliki’s office said after the Shiite premier met Tehran’s Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki in Baghdad….

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29 October 2007: Gazan cancer patient dies after being delayed entry into Israel for 10 days
B’Tselem
In August 2007, Mahmoud Abu Taha, 21, was diagnosed with cancer of the small intestine. He underwent surgery at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, but the operation failed. After receiving chemotherapy at the European Hospital in Gaza , physicians found that his intestines were blocked and that he required emergency surgery in Israel . While at the hospital, Abu Taha was intravenously fed a vitamin solution. The hospital had a shortage of the solution because of the siege on Gaza and was forced to drop Abu Taha’s feeding from four to two portions of the solution a day. As a result, he lost an appreciable amount of weight…

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British Defense Secretary, Iranian FM arrive in Baghdad separately
Xinhua
Britain’s Defense Secretary Des Browne and Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki arrived in Baghdad separately on Wednesday, Iraqi state-run television reported. The two officials are expected to meet top Iraqi leaders in Baghdad amid growing threats along the Turkish-Iraqi borders as Ankara has reportedly massed some 100,000 troops along the border to prepare for a possible cross-border operation against the banned Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) rebels. On Oct. 17, the Turkish parliament approved a motion backing cross-border military operations targeting the PKK based in northern Iraq….

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Strange or not so strange
Arablinks
Some think it strange so many Americans still think Saddam had something to do with 9/11. Not so strange, however, once you weigh up all the propaganda against “those people”. Personally I found it strange so few Americans criticized the announcement of Israeli punishment of the 1.5 million inhabitants of the Gaza Strip as a weapon against Hamas. But I guess it’s not so strange when once you weigh up all of the propaganda against “those people”. And how strange, some think, that one of the oldest forms of organized torture, is in effect okayed by the nominee for Attorney General, provided it is done by nameless US officials carrying out orders, against nameless Arab detainees so designated by other nameless US officials. But I guess that too can be explained by the animus against “those people”. Racism is an inadequate expression for what is going on in America. But it is a good first approximation…

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Palestinian Popular Committees: “Detainee in critical health condition, not receiving needed treatment”
Saed Bannoura – IMEMC
The Palestinian Popular (Folk) Committees issued a statement on Tuesday holding the Israeli Prison Authorities responsible for the life of detainee Taiseer Al Jab’a, who was seriously injured recently when the army broke into the Negev detention facility and fired at the detainees. The Committees stated that Al Jab’a, was injured in one of his testicles, and that he is currently in a critical condition in Soroka Israeli hospital in Be’er Shiva. The Committees added that the detainee is not receiving the needed medical treatment and that he is facing discrimination by the administration since he is a detainee in an Israeli hospital. Moreover, the Committees appealed international human rights group to intervene and stop the ongoing Israeli violations especially since the soldiers fired live rounds at unarmed detainees, which constitutes a war crime…

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Israeli aircrafts pound a Palestinian police station , kill five
Rami Almeghari – IMEMC
At least five Palestinians have been reportedly killed and a number others wounded when Israeli warplanes pounded a Palestinian police center in southern Gaza Strip. Palestinian medics said that at least dead bodies have been transferred to the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis city in southern Gaza. Sources at the Hamas-led government, which controls the police force in southern Gaza, confirming that the air strike has hit its personnel, identifying them as Ismail Qdaih, Bellal Abu Awad, Mahmoud Radwan and Maher Abu Tair. Tuesday’s killing came just few hours after the Israeli defense minister, Ehud Barak, hinted at the possibility that his forces will likely carry out a large-scale attack on Gaza soon…

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Charges dropped in 20-year-old US case against Palestinian activists
Press Release, Legal rights organizations
The 20-year effort to deport two men over their alleged political support of Palestinian self-determination officially came to an end today when the nation’s highest administrative body overseeing immigration cases dismissed all charges against Khader Hamide and Michel Shehadeh, members of a group of Palestinian student activists arrested in January 1987, who became known as the LA 8. The action by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) closes one of the nation’s longest-running and most controversial deportation cases, one that tested whether immigrants have the same First Amendment rights as citizens…

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Tuesday, 30 October 2007
Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice. www.freearabvoice.org
…In a dispatch posted at 8:09pm Baghdad time Tuesday night, the Yaqen News Agency reported that the Iraqi Resistance mounted a ferocious mortar barrage on the US base set up at Kirkuk airport, 250km north of Baghdad on Tuesday afternoon. Yaqen reported an official in the puppet regime who asked to remain anonymous as saying that the attack was the most violent bombardment on the US facility in Kirkuk airport for the last three months. About twenty 82mm mortar rounds slammed into the airport, inflicting damage on the facilities and wounding three puppet regime troops, the source said…

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A Catastrophe on the Way
Treasure of Baghdad
In today’s papers and news websites, a new scandal and a predictable catastrophe are revealed to the world. The Iraqi corrupt government, which has done nothing positive since it came to power, wasted $27 Million which was supposed to be used for the reconstruction of the Mosul Dam. According to the BBC, a US watchdog said reconstruction of the dam had been plagued by mismanagement and potential fraud, and that among the faults were faulty construction and delivery of improper parts, as well as projects which were not completed despite full payments having been made. Due to the corruption and misuse of the funds, the dam is now in serious danger of an imminent collapse that could unleash a trillion-gallon wave of water, possibly killing as much as 500,000 people and flooding two of the largest cities in the country…This government and parliament need to be spat at for the failure of every thing. No water, no electricity, no fuel, no schools, no safe streets and neighborhoods, and now what? A broken dam!…

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Zionists Continues Assassination Operations
Undertaken to Achieve a Large-Scale Objective
Hiyam Noir, PalestineFreeVoice
An Israeli terrorist was killed by the Palestinian resistance when he trespassed Palestinian territories in a mission to murder Palestinians in Gaza Strip on Monday morning. Eleven Palestinians were injured and three other Palestinians including the disabled 44 year old Ahmed Abu Tahun were assassinated. Abu Tahun was shot twice in his head while inside his home…

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Rumsfeld is warned: “A torturer is an enemy of all humankind”
Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
Former US secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld now faces criminal charges in France for ordering the torture of prisoners in Iraq and at the military prison at Guantanamo Bay. Charges aganst Rumsfeld were filed with a French court while Rumsfeld was in Paris for talks sponsored by Foreign Policy magazine. The charges, supported by some of the world’s most prominent human rights law groups, formally charge Rumsfeld with “….authorizing and ordering torture” (…) “Rumsfeld must understand that he has no place to hide,” Ratner [ECCHR] added in a statement after filing the complaint. “A torturer is an enemy of all humankind.” The charges against Rumsfeld were brought under the 1984 Convention against Torture, ratified by both the United States and France, which has been used in France in previous torture cases….

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