Monthly Archives: November 2003

Link here. Excuse me??? You aren’t quite sure if this guy should get the death penalty? Well, you may be right. Perhaps it would be best if we were to just let him go. You know, he’s had a difficult … Continue reading →

I remember when they were first arrested how it was all a big mistake. How they were just caught up in the moment and didn’t realize what they were getting into. The conversations ranged from inquiries about bomb making, to … Continue reading →

I remember when they were first arrested how it was all a big mistake. How they were just caught up in the moment and didn’t realize what they were getting into. The conversations ranged from inquiries about bomb making, to … Continue reading →

Wonderful “review” of the protests in England on the recent visit from Dubya. My favorite quote: Never in all my days have I cast my gaze upon such a motley collection of bedraggled, unsightly, grotseque and snaggle-toothed specimens as gathered … Continue reading →

Wonderful “review” of the protests in England on the recent visit from Dubya. My favorite quote: Never in all my days have I cast my gaze upon such a motley collection of bedraggled, unsightly, grotseque and snaggle-toothed specimens as gathered … Continue reading →

Further proof that WWII was an “illegal” war. Turns out the German’s were way behind us on WMD. We wages a pre-emptive war on Germany (after all, they hadn’t attacked us). We should have just kept our noses out of … Continue reading →

Further proof that WWII was an “illegal” war. Turns out the German’s were way behind us on WMD. We wages a pre-emptive war on Germany (after all, they hadn’t attacked us). We should have just kept our noses out of … Continue reading →

An interview with Amnesty International USA’s executive director, Dr. William Schulz. His basic message to “Anti-war” (well, anti-war when it fits their mold) groups: “Take on the terror threat, or risk irrelevance.” Quote from the article: In his new book, … Continue reading →

An interview with Amnesty International USA’s executive director, Dr. William Schulz. His basic message to “Anti-war” (well, anti-war when it fits their mold) groups: “Take on the terror threat, or risk irrelevance.” Quote from the article: In his new book, … Continue reading →

A modern parable about two people who settle in a valley, looking for a place to live. Illustrates the reasons behind free trade and how it benefits people. On a contrary note: Missing from the picture are those inhabitants who … Continue reading →