Yearly Archives: 2007

Iraqi women to hang for acts of resistanceBy LeiLani DowellWorkers World NewspaperPublished Feb 17, 2007 7:56 AM At a time when U.S. occupation troops and puppet Iraqi troops have committed hundreds of thousands of murders of Iraqi civilians, three women … Continue reading →

Jake Shimabukuro plays “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”

The Imperial System: Hierarchy, Networks and Clients. The Case of SomaliaBy James Petras*Feb 20, 2007, 08:19 Introduction The imperial system is much more complex than what is commonly referred to as the “US Empire”. The US Empire, with its vast … Continue reading →

We’ll say it because few, if any others, will – we reserve for the likes of you the very words that your venerable vice prez used in the senate, but for a rather different reason. This is from Another Day … Continue reading →

From Baghdad Burning The Rape of Sabrine… It takes a lot to get the energy and resolution to blog lately. I guess it’s mainly because just thinking about the state of Iraq leaves me drained and depressed. But I had … Continue reading →

These tit for tat news articles sadly remind us of children in a school yard play fighting, but with deadly weaponry. Weapons used in Iran attacks came from the U.S.2/18/2007 12:36:00 PM GMTBy: Emile Tayyip Local police have restored security … Continue reading →

Just slower and more painful. Depleted Uranium: Pernicious Killer Keeps on KillingBy Craig Etchison, Ph.D.t r u t h o u t | Guest ContributorMonday 19 February 2007 The Questions I live a few miles from an ATK (Alliant Tech) … Continue reading →

Mission imperialMonday February 19, 2007The Guardian While Iraqis struggled in the chaos of Baghdad after the invasion, the Americans sent to rebuild the nation led a cocooned existence in the centre of the capital – complete with booze, hot dogs … Continue reading →

Provide fully-funded public education through two years of college, including related child-care, when necessary It is axiomatic today that the modern economy demands an educated, technologically-sophisticated workforce to a major extent. The rising economies of China and India are following … Continue reading →

UN-PRESIDENT’S DAY: UNTIL YOU CHANGE HOW MONEY WORKS, YOU CHANGE NOTHINGBy Carolyn Baker Economics is the study of our optimization (creation, management, allocation and destruction) of our resources. To optimize something is to make the most of it. Our spiritual … Continue reading →

Thanks to Charlie Loving.

9. The Neocons – “There’s No Al-Qaeda Organization”