Feasting on the fruits of torture
Posted: Thursday, December 9, 2004

The One-Two Punch of Racism
Racism is best known among white folks for the overt ways that bigotry chooses to abuse. This is what allows white liberals to excuse themselves from charges that they are racist, because (God bless 'em) they don't set out to hurt anybody.

Insurgents Oppose the Occupation, Not the Elections

So Little Time, So Many Regimes to Change
Perhaps it is that Colin Powell, who until now stayed as close to Washington as he could to try to prevent Vice President Dick Cheney or Pentagon chief Donald Rumsfeld from pushing phony intelligence and aggressive policy advice policies on the president in his absence, has been traveling virtually all over the world, assuring appropriately skeptical foreign leaders that Bush will really -- REALLY -- be committed to multilateralism in his second term.

East-West 'meddling' in Ukraine?

U.S. Money Helped Opposition in Ukraine

Oil-rich Iraq running on empty

US Army plagued by desertion and plunging morale
WHILE insurgents draw on deep wells of fury to expand their ranks in Iraq, the US military is fighting desertion, recruitment shortfalls and legal challenges from its own troops.

Rebellion in the Ranks

Home cooking: Feasting on the fruits of torture



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