Scam of the year
Posted: Monday, December 20, 2004

Did Yushchenko Poison Himself?
One of Yushchenko's top lieutenants even accused the government of using ricin. This accusation was soon withdrawn, however, presumably because ricin would almost certainly have killed its victim. The accusers' poison of choice then became "dioxins," toxins so common they are found in the air we breathe.

Polls of Fear

Time declares Bush Person of the Year

He shouldn't be on the cover of TIME, he should be doing TIME.

A gaffe too far for 'glib' Rumsfeld?

Disgraced by Silence
A Marine guard in Iraq sprayed an alcohol-based liquid on a detainee, struck a match and ignited the prisoner, burning and blistering the man's hands. Another Marine held wires from an electric transformer to a detainee's shoulders, so that the man "danced as he was shocked," according to military documents made public this month.

Powell 'Pushed Out' By Bush For Seeking To Rein In Israel

What Your Government Is Doing for (to) You

Proof of Ohio Election Fraud Exposed

U.S. Criticism of Chávez Unfounded
The recent round of Venezuela-bashing from the U.S. State Department and Washington-based foreign-policy organizations is symptomatic of a broader problem. And it's not Venezuela's problem; it's ours.

Scam of the year



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