Preserving Colonialism
Posted: Wednesday, November 26, 2003

Till the well runs dry
Let's get one thing straight right here and now about the American military's presence in Iraq: we are not going anywhere. In spite of the ever mounting casualties, in spite of the spike in terrorist bombings both in Iraq and on a region-wide basis, in spite of the steady and inexorable collapse of the Bush administration's publicly stated case for going into Iraq in the first place, in spite of the enormous and growing cost of our occupation

Why I Hate Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving: The Most Loathsome Day of The Year

Preserving Colonialism

Be Thankful You're Not Dubya
Be thankful that you do not have to suffer Dubya's massive crushing karmic burden, as wrought by inflicting heaps of environmental disaster and vicious unnecessary war and a stunning string of lies lies lies like a firehose of giblet gravy splattered all over the planet.

Go F*ck Yourself, Mr. President
I am so sick of George W. Bush: sick of his petulant preppie voice, sick of his studied belligerence, and, most of all, damned sick of his threats. If we don't toe the line and support his crazed foreign policy of "preemptive self-defense," he constantly claims, we will reap the whirlwind.

Outsourcing torture?
In Israel 40,000 battered women hospitalized in 2003

'Evidence' for Link Is Administration Ploy



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