Is it any wonder that George W. Bush has the lowest approval ratings since Richard Nixon? This President has pursued his vision of Iraq for over four years despite numerous signs and signals that it was an exercise in futility. His most recent stab at salvaging Iraq has been his highly touted surge…the addition of […]
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Could Washington actually be serious about reducing our dependence on foreign oil? In a move that seems to signal as much, the Senate Finance Committee moved forward with a bill that would impose 29 billion dollars in new taxes on the U.S. oil industry. The bill is designed to funnel money into alternative energy exploration […]
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ABC News has reported that a recent ‘Suicide Bomb Training Graduation Ceremony’ has concluded with large teams of would-be martyr’s headed for points unknown in England, Germany, Canada, and the United States to spread fear, mayhem, and terror by means of suicide bombings.
The photo below (again from ABC News) shows a proud schoolmaster and teaching […]
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I was gay when being a homo was a mental illness&hell ip;when queer sex was illegal&hell ip;when you didn’t discuss being a faggot with your doctor&helli p;when sodomites were chased down and thrown out of the military&hel lip;when AIDS was god’s punishment for being a fairy. I was gay before being gay was remotely fashionable. […]
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In my own mind I can picture the President setting up his game board of the Middle East with his tin soldiers with the full intent of stamping the entire region as “Prope rty of BIG U.S. OIL”. You can literally see the President staging the props for his next conquest and that target […]
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There’s something about being an independent politician that must allow these maverick “people’s candidates” to feel free to speak their minds, especially when doing so goes against the grain of not just their supposed “peers,” but most of the country (including their constituents ) as well. Sometimes, these kinds of political statements are refreshing, opening […]
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8 days into the month of June and we have 27 new war deaths. If trends hold forth from past years (in 2004 and 2006 the second half of the year saw an added 500 or so service deaths. In 2005, an additional 200; but 2005 was the only year so far with more deaths […]
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Meeting today with President Bush, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would drop his objections to Bush’s plan to base a missile shield defense system in Europe if Bush would agree to locate the system in Azerbaijan.
Bush initially sought to place the system in the Czech Republic. The system, which Bush claims is intended to […]
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For a brief moment, despite the now overwhelming evidence that the Iraq War was based on a crumbling foundation of lies, the American and British overthrow of Saddam Hussein’s despotic rule in Iraq could have been seen as the liberation of an oppressed people. In that brief moment, the hopes of western nations that a […]
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