Category Archives: RagBlog

Experts Concerned as Ballot Problems PersistBy Ian Urbina and Christopher DrewDec 1, 2006, 08:02 After six years of technological research, more than $4 billion spent by Washington on new machinery and a widespread overhaul of the nation’s voting system, this … Continue reading →

NATO’s plan for continual warBy Alex CallinicosNov 30, 2006, 01:10 We live in an age of imperialism. The mess into which the US and Britain have got themselves in Iraq is unlikely to change this. Take the case of Nato—the … Continue reading →

Crab, Pine Nut and Gorgonzola Lasagna (25 March 2004) Now this is interesting !! As lasagna is the simplest pasta to make, this is a very good starting point for beginners. Thanks to Nick Peirano and Saveur magazine (March 2004) … Continue reading →

This article raises some burning issues for serious bloggers, and many other Internet entities. We’ll be following this case and other similar cases closely in the coming months. Threats To Internet Freedom All Too RealPublished on Thursday, November 30, 2006.Source: … Continue reading →

Actually, Glenn Beck is a moronic asshole and little more than a common North American bigot. Dime a dozen ’round these hya parts. But he plays a fine part for CNN, we’re sure. Glad we disconnected the television more than … Continue reading →

And this may also go part of the way to explaining why any sort of constitutional rights have become irrelevant. Psychotics 4 Bush!Posted by Melissa McEwan at 9:04 AM on November 28, 2006. Study finds the more psychotic the voter, … Continue reading →

Today’s theme is trashing constitutional rights. Yeh, trash-talk Thursday. Even fits with what our venerable leaders actually do. Well, we’ll just leave it at that, and let the facts speak for themselves. 1,245 Secret CIA Flights Revealed by European ParliamentNovember … Continue reading →

Pun intended. CHENEY CHICKENS OUTBy Mike Hudson A few years ago, President George W. Bush made a surprise Thanksgiving Day trip to Baghdad to have his picture taken helping to serve the troops their turkey dinner. The sight of a … Continue reading →

Impeachment Hearings for Bush & Co.? How about War Crimes TribunalsBy Heather Wokusch While Bush administration members have made a sport of breaking the law, both domestically and internationally, their intransigence will come back to haunt—one way or another. The … Continue reading →

KILLING HABEAS CORPUSArlen Specter’s about-face.by JEFFREY TOOBINIssue of 2006-12-04Posted 2006-11-27 President Abraham Lincoln suspended habeas corpus in Maryland on April 27, 1861, two weeks after the Confederate attack on the Union garrison at Fort Sumter. “Lincoln could look out his … Continue reading →

At least, as far down as the Bush administration can bury it.RIAA Legal Ruling Could Shut Down The InternetPublished on Wednesday, November 29, 2006.Source: Prison Planet – By Paul Joseph Watson U.S. government supports legal case that would criminalize making … Continue reading →

Science Teachers’ Organization Refuses To Accept Copies of Inconvenient Truth In tomorrow’s Washington Post, global warming activist Laurie David writes about her effort to donate 50,000 free DVD copies of An Inconvenient Truth (which she co-produced) to the National Science … Continue reading →