§1. Iraqi coverage sites — or those near by, at least NDHF Net & possibly Roads to Iraq (?) — such as HEYET Net, Voices of Iraq and Islamic Army in Iraq site do not get Google News indexing for their headlines. One cannot underline the meaning of primary sources here (thus the new NDHF Net “editorial policy” ;)
§2. Uruknet’s cut off from the Google indexing for the headlines & its articles are becoming filtered and thus wiped off by the Google “News” Team.
§3. Iraq-war.ru’s down for the second day straight (or up with outdated coverage) with much confusion among the visitors already present there
§4. Many seemingly anti-war sites do not publish anything that might endanger their Google indexing as well…
§5. Among the corporate media there is an all-out media black-out to cover the most recent deptions on the ground in Iraq.

Instead they’re rerolling the phony “Iran war” coverage to hide the oil loot scam…

NDHF Net
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http://newsdeskhelsinkifinland.net

p.s. Among other the NDHF Net provides an all-volunteer mirroring site service to HEYET Net so that now that HEYET Net’s under renewation you’ll find the coverage on NDHF Net http://newsdeskhelsinkifinland

As somewhat related to that: we’re scouting out the width and depth of the Iraq war phony media coverage and related to that would take interest whether the Roads to Iraq (with RSS) has requested Google News indexing for the RtoI headlines.

You do not need to reply to this, of course, or can do it privately, if preferring that. Part of fixing the frontline related to a NDHF article: http://newsdeskhelsinkifinland.net/news/549/oscs_corporate_media_and_google_news_murderers_murderers_murderers___/

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United Nations (Finland)
http://newsdeskhelsinkifinland.net

Thank you for the links, it is good to see here again

http://www.aswataliraq.info/look/english/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=4&NrArticle=84012&NrIssue=2&NrSection=1&search1=search

Maliki’s office statement quoted the al-Jubur chieftains as expressing “support for the government’s efforts to realize security, stability and welfare all over Iraq and to apply the law and maintain the state’s power and national reconciliation”.

It seems that such ideas disappointed somebody, since

§2. On thusday there was a car bomb explosion targeting the house of tribal chieftain Abdel Razaq al-Wakaa in al-Kayara district, 60 km south of Mosul.

Al-Wakaa, the tribal chieftain of Jouburi tribe, a mixed Sunni-Shiite Arab tribe extending over most Iraqi provinces, and his wife were wounded in the blast

http://www.aswataliraq.info/look/english/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=4&NrArticle=84258&NrIssue=2&NrSection=1

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