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(2 comments) SHARE        Friday, November 16, 2007
Brushing Off Nagging Suspicions of a Bush Coup It's becoming difficult to imagine Bush and his cronies voluntarily relinquishing the gains they've achieved through their own anti-democratic maneuvering and obstruction.

SHARE        Thursday, November 15, 2007
Bush's (and America's) Tepid Response to Tyranny in Pakistan Where's the outrage from this administration who has postured as caretakers and defenders of democracy around the world? Where's the outrage from our presidential candidates? Where have they shown the appropriate solidarity with Pakistan's (incarcerated) presidential aspirants?

SHARE        Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Benazir Bhutto shows courage and determination in calling for Musharraf's ouster If there is any sincerity at all in Bush's bleatings about the importance of 'freedom,' 'liberty,' or democracy, he will need to rethink his interfering expressions of confidence in Musharraf and acknowledge the courage and determination of opposition leaders like Ms. Bhutto and her supporters as they struggle to make democracy in Pakistan more than the mere political rhetoric he is so 'positive' about.

SHARE        Monday, November 12, 2007
Mercenaries for Bush's Notion of Freedom and Democracy in Iraq Instead of applauding Bush in his ignorance, veterans who actually know firsthand, the value of freedom and liberty should mass together against any further mockery of those sentiments which they fought so valiantly for, long ago, when tyrants and dictators weren't treated as paid mercenaries in support of some narrow political agenda conjured-up by autocrats who profess to be our democratic leaders.

SHARE        Sunday, November 11, 2007
Declarations of Dictators and Autocrats in Pakistan and the U.S. There is nothing that the Bush administration can really say which can have any moral impact on Musharraf's tyranny, because they have no moral authority left.

(1 comments) SHARE        Wednesday, November 7, 2007
A noun, a verb, 9-11 . . . and pagans, abortionists, feminists, gays, and lesbians Pat Robertson endorsed Rudy Giuliani today.

(2 comments) SHARE        Monday, November 5, 2007
Bush and Musharraf's Self-Serving Definition of Democracy Bush and Cheney must be watching in pride (and envy) as their protege' in Pakistan deftly manipulates the absolute power manifest in his control over his country's military. It's a familiar posture to our own lame-duck militarists in the White House who've cast their every anti-democratic abuse of power as a defense of our national security.

SHARE        Saturday, November 3, 2007
Bush's Expectations of Normalcy in Iraq Bush is looking for a few "normal" Iraqis who share his definition of "freedom" and share his definition of a "normal society," to put aside the animosities his invasion and occupation have aggravated and heightened and allow the Iraqi regime he helped install behind the sacrifices of our military to reign supreme without resistance.

(2 comments) SHARE        Thursday, November 1, 2007
Petraeus Rehabilitates Chalabi in Iraq Once again Chalabi is being employed by the Bush administration as their front man for their arbitrary assaults on Iraqis and their military takeover of the sovereign Iraqi territory.

SHARE        Thursday, October 25, 2007
Not One More Dime to Continue the Iraq Occupation There isn't even a bit of pretense left of any reasonable or acceptable justification for remaining in Iraq that anyone serious about their opposition to the occupation should accept or support with a vote for more tax dollars thrown into the money pit.

SHARE        Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Iraqis Looking to U.N. to Limit Bloody U.S. Mission Under the guise of preserving the Iraqi regime Bush has installed behind the sacrifices and deadly power of our military forces, our soldiers are now reduced to staging contrived assaults against Iraqi civilians.

SHARE        Monday, October 22, 2007
For the Bush Regime and Iran, Freedom's Just Another Word Dick Cheney, on Sunday, opened up his own heightened, rhetorical assault against the imaginary nuclear weapons program his White House and others have conjured up in their exploitative campaign against the sovereign, Iranian nation's pursuit of nuclear energy.

SHARE        Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Defending Against their al-Qaeda Failure at the Site of their Iraq Folly "Facing" down bin-Laden and Zawahiri where they aren't would seem to be the most ignorant and backward strategy that anyone could devise. But to the White House, sending our troops to fight and die in Iraq makes perfect sense -- having them defend plots of land from fugitives the administration has allowed "safe haven" hundreds of miles away.

(4 comments) SHARE        Thursday, October 4, 2007
Meet the New Shills on Iran, Same as the old Shills on Iraq Many of the same think-tank operators who had been intimately involved in crafting the Bush administration's response to the 9-11 attacks, insisting that invading and occupying Iraq would be a cakewalk, are now working to cover their bloody disaster - attempting to shift focus from their debacle to the next domino in their strategy to expand the U.S. military presence and influence in the Mideast: Iran

(3 comments) SHARE        Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Weathering Ahmadinejad's Ideological Assault on New York In the proper forum for any "ideological" battle -- a discussion, instead of a bloody, destabilizing invasion and occupation -- Ahmadinejad gave as good as he's got, without a ripple of the unrest, chaos, and destruction that Bush has caused waging his own in Iraq.

(1 comments) SHARE        Friday, September 21, 2007
Politicians Pressing our Troops Forward in Iraq It's not fair or right -- as Bush, McCain, and other republican enablers of this continuing occupation want us to accept -- to pursue 'success' for every politician's ambition in Iraq behind their sacrifices and sell it as a path to some victory. At some point, republicans in Congress should be made to tell us who they believe are more important.

SHARE        Friday, September 14, 2007
Bush's Enduring Militarism in Iraq The "enduring relationship" that Bush claims Iraq's embattled leaders are clamoring for is less about the protection requested by his Iraqi junta, than that relationship intends for Iraq to be used as a staging ground for even more opportunistic militarism in the future from the military capitalists who've been allowed to infect our government during his autocratic reign.

SHARE        Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Republicans Accept 1000+ More American Deaths in Iraq What is it about the Maliki regime in Iraq which has enamored so many republicans to the point that they've become satisfied with the numbers of Americans killed in defense of the increasingly autocratic authority?

SHARE        Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Petraeus' Betrayal on Iraq The general and his commander are betraying the demonstrated will of the American people that they bring an end to their occupation. They have, in fact, betrayed us in their coordinated refusal to allow our troops to stand down from their dubious Iraq mission.

SHARE        Monday, September 10, 2007
Dictating Down to Americans from 9-11 to Iraq Bush's invasion and occupation of Iraq has be the realization al-Qaeda's dreams. Bush and his republican apologists can twist the facts every which way they want, but their diversion from the hunt for bin-Laden and his accomplices in Afghanistan to invade and occupy Iraq has to have been the single, most blundering appeasement of terrorist violence by our government ever.

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