Screams from Falluja will not be heard
Posted: Monday, November 8, 2004

Votes Aren't the Only Thing Missing in Ohio
The "mainstream" media has fallen down on the job by failing to cover efforts since November 2 to ensure that all votes in the presidential election are accurately counted.

Voting Fraud in the USA

97,489 EXTRA votes beyond 100% registered voters
Palm Beach County Logs 88,000 More Votes Than Voters
Ohio Poll Worker on the Rigged Vote
Bush Stole Election Through Rigging Electronic Voting Machine
Nader requests N.H. vote recount
E-voting problems cause loss of votes, claims report

Fahrenheit Gold & Oil
Carving up the Spoils of Iraq
Well it's official. Bush is in for another four years and the neo-conservative agenda will move forward as planned. For investors, we can look forward to a continued bullish run with gold, and very likely a huge spike in oil prices due to another Mid East crisis.

Men vs. "Civilians"

How Many Iraqis Have to Die Before We Care?

Tigris tales
Here I am, back in London, sipping vodka-martinis, reading a very nice book, lying on the sofa and working very hard to forget the past two months in Baghdad. I'm trying, but all people do here is ask me the same questions over and over again: "Is it really bad down there in Baghdad?" "Is it like what we hear in the news?"

Lessons from a Quagmire

Howard refuses to congratulate Bush

Idiots reign supreme as record
voter turnout sets country on path to oblivion

The (Un)Concession Speech That Could Have Been

Screams will not be heard
This is an information age, but it will be months before we learn the truth about the assault on Falluja



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