Author Archives: RagBlog

Americans Have Lost Their Countryby Paul Craig Roberts The Bush-Cheney regime is America’s first neoconservative regime. In a few short years, the regime has destroyed the Bill of Rights, the separation of powers, the Geneva Conventions, and the remains of … Continue reading →

From Roads to Iraq How serious is the new Iraq oil law? Question: What is the common theme among all Iraqi oil minsters after the occupation [4 or 5 ministers]? Answer: All of them promised that oil production to reach … Continue reading →

Special present for Women’s DayNermeen Al-Mufti01 March 2007 In an interview back in 2003, President Bush said that if his country were occupied he would resist. Indeed he is resisting what he calls “terror” toward making the world safer for … Continue reading →

From Empire Burlesque Supporting the Troops: “Shut Up and Suffer”Written by Chris Floyd Wednesday, 28 February 2007 Because some soldiers were ballsy enough to tell the press about the callous way the Bush gang treats the cannon fodder it sends … Continue reading →

Although this detailed analysis of what’s going on is interesting, it is irrelevant to our real desire, namely to remove all US troops from Iraq immediately. The war-mongering that the US has undertaken must stop. There may be no attack … Continue reading →

Karen K. isn’t talkin’ trash, but she worked for a bunch of the fellas in this corrupt administration who did all day, every day. This TruthDig interview is quite enlightening. Pentagon Whistle-Blower on the Coming War With IranPosted on Feb … Continue reading →

March on the Pentagon March 17! The March 17 March on the Pentagon is shaping up as a major step forward in the struggle to stop ongoing imperialist wars in Iraq and elsewhere. The ANSWER Coalition reports today that after … Continue reading →

From Malcom LaGauche ESTIMATES BASED ON ESTIMATES The number of deaths attributed to Saddam Hussein by the West is incomprehensible. If you add them all up, it seems he killed more people than the number who inhabit Iraq. He had … Continue reading →

Look at the wording carefully. Iran will attend the meeting if it is in IRAQ’s interest that they do so. Notice that we rarely, if ever, hear the US say something this way. For the US, it must be in … Continue reading →

Texas Governor Rick Perry tried to fast-track the approval of 19 new, 19th century type coal plants which would add devastating quantities of air pollution to the state. Several citizen groups took the governor to court in an effort to … Continue reading →

From Missing Links Oil and Gas Law: Behind the “agreement” Al-Hayat provides an explanation how the Americans (and the British) finally got the Iraqi cabinet to agree on a draft oil law, the point being that main unresolved issue (as … Continue reading →

Condaleeza Rice “says she hopes Iran and Syria will seize this opportunity to bring peace and stability to the region.” Astonishing gall that she would lay blame on the Syrians and Iranians for the chaos in Iraq. The US illegally … Continue reading →