] Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is planning attacks on his own
] people in the event of a U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, and
] his top operative, a general nicknamed "Chemical Ali,"
] has been put in charge of southern Iraq to quell any
] civilian uprisings, U.S. officials say.

Saddam ready to kill Iraqis -- The Washington Times

] In any case, we shall continue our work at the
] waitingforthewebcaminiraq so that you could organize the
] projections at the walls and screens of your towns. Also,
] journalist Antonio Baquero is going to try to send us a
] usual everyday photo from a Baghdadi street that we would
] like to film.

Baghdad Webcam update. Evidently technical and licensing problems are preventing the installation of the webcams themselves so far, though there is a journalist who is sending out daily photos which are being posted on this site at http://www.webcaminiraq.org.

There also seems to be information and pics at the following domain:
http://www.waitingforthewebcaminiraq.org

And an explanation of some of the difficulties in obtaining a "webcam license" from the Baghdad authorities, who are evidently indicating some suspicion about the use of the webcam, here:
http://www.webcaminiraq.org/estado_english.htm

The WebCamInIraq site seems to be posted by Spanish journalists, with text in either Spanish or (moderately understandable) English. At least it's a daily pic update though!

Thanks to Mr. Kobeissi of Asharq Al-Awsat for the info and links!

Webcam in Iraq Project

Nothing is coming up for this search at the time of this posting, but I expect within hours this will be all over the place within the hour.

Google Search: elizabeth smart found

] LA HABRA -- Antiwar protesters burned and ripped up
] flags, flowers and patriotic signs at a Sept. 11 memorial
] that residents erected on a fence along Whittier
] Boulevard days after the terrorist attacks in 2001 and
] have maintained ever since.
]
] However, although officers witnessed the vandalism
] Saturday afternoon, police did not arrest three people
] seen damaging the display because they were "exercising
] the same freedom of speech that the people who put up the
] flags were,' La Habra Police Capt. John Rees said Monday.
]
] "For this to be vandalism, there had to be an ill-will
] intent,' he said.

Antiwar protesters trash 9/11 memorial

] Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic - a key leader of
] the revolt that toppled former President Slobodan
] Milosevic in October 2000 - was assassinated Wednesday by
] gunmen who ambushed him outside the government complex,
] police sources said.

Serbian Prime Minister Assassinated (washingtonpost.com)

] The journalists said the man mostly ranted about the
] government, but they said he also complained he had been
] wrongly diagnosed as bi-polar, also known as
] schizophrenia, and had no one to talk with.
]
] The journalists said the man told them he used to work
] for a state-run factory, but had been laid-off five or
] six years ago.

CNN.com - Beijing bomber holds Reuters hostage

"The fighters here say that the weapons of the United States and Britain may be lethal, but they are martyrdom-seekers. In this case, they say, the U.S. forces may confront a case that is very unusual to them," al-Umari reported. "Those martyrdom-seekers aspire to change the shape of the looming war."

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Stand tall outside the city gates of Bagdad and show your stuff.

Hussein Opens Training Camp for Homicide Bombers

] THE first President Bush has told his son that hopes of
] peace in the Middle East would be ruined if a war with
] Iraq were not backed by international unity.
]
] Drawing on his own experiences before and after the 1991
] Gulf War, Mr Bush Sr said that the brief flowering of
] hope for Arab-Israeli relations a decade ago would never
] have happened if America had ignored the will of the
] United Nations.
]
] He also urged the President to resist his tendency to
] bear grudges, advising his son to bridge the rift between
] the United States, France and Germany.
]
] "You've got to reach out to the other person.
] You've got to convince them that long-term
] friendship should trump short-term adversity," he
] said.

Bush Sr warning over unilateral action

] TERRIFIED Iraqi soldiers have crossed the Kuwait border
] and tried to surrender to British forces - because they
] thought the war had already started.
]
] The motley band of a dozen troops waved the white flag as
] British paratroopers tested their weapons during a
] routine exercise.
]
] The stunned Paras from 16 Air Assault Brigade were forced
] to tell the Iraqis they were not firing at them, and
] ordered them back to their home country telling them it
] was too early to surrender.
]
] The drama unfolded last Monday as the Para batallion
] tested mortars and artillery weapons to make sure they
] were working properly.

SADDAM'S SOLDIERS SURRENDER

] Williams, who has worked in security at the mall for more
] than nine years, said he signed the complaint on the
] orders of his boss, assistant director of security Fred
] Tallman. Those orders came after Tallman told the
] Guilderland police officer working the case that he
] (Tallman) was too busy to come to the police station and
] that Williams represented the company and should sign.
]
] "I just followed directions of management of that mall to
] the letter," Williams said Friday evening. "And I get
] fired for doing my job."

'Guard says he lost job in T-shirt flap' - timesunion.com