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Friday, April 27, 2012 U.S. To Remove 9,000 Marines Stationed On Okinawa WASHINGTON — About 9,000 U.S. Marines stationed on the Japanese island of Okinawa will be moved to the U.S. territory of Guam and other locations in the Asia-Pacific, including Hawaii, under a U.S.-Japan agreement announced Thursday. Blind 'Barefoot Lawyer' Flees House Arrest 4 Bombs Rock Ukraine Pass The Weed? Get A Weed Pass Massive North Korea Parade From Space Explosions Rip Through Cafe Northeast Of Baghdad BLOG POSTS Joel Rubin: The Israeli Generals Revolt Israeli generals have had enough of the fear-inducing rhetoric from their prime minister. They want a rational debate in Israel about how best to handle the challenge posed by Iran. Human Rights Watch: Sierra Leone: Landmark Conviction of Liberian Ex-President Charles Taylor Bob Kerrey: Iran Invasion Would Be a Disaster There's growing talk in Washington these days about invading Iran. It's not front and center -- yet. But there are folks in Washington building an under-the-radar case for an invasion right now, so I'm not waiting to speak out. Alaa Al Aswany: How We Can Save the Revolution The Muslim Brotherhood, together with the military council, is responsible for the dark tunnel we are now fighting to get out of. The Brotherhood allied itself with the military and made the flawed constitutional amendments that it is now complaining about. Richard Trumka: Is Walmart Too Big, Powerful, Influential to Obey the Law? This week's reports about Walmart's practices in Mexico are breathtaking. The Times found "credible evidence that bribery played a persistent and significant role in Walmart's rapid growth in Mexico."

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