Category Archives: RagBlog

Charles Krauthammer says his beautiful invasion of Iraq was ruined by . . . Iraqis. People who want to blame U.S. policymakers for the disastrous consequences of U.S. policy are just engaged in self-flattery. This is what the French call … Continue reading →

This, once again, falls in our category of “We’ll believe it when we see it.” Kill Bill – Neutering Bush’s Torture Law Of the many good things we are beginning to see before the newly-constituted Democratic Congress even assumes power, … Continue reading →

Homeland Security Tightens Grip on International TravelBy Ezekiel 11/04/06 “SFTS” — -A radical change in international travel rules has been lost in these tumultuous last few months that have seen the demise of habeas corpus, the legalization of torture and … Continue reading →

… you thought you had? Look fast, folks – they’re going, going, gone! Bushies push NSA wiretap extravaganza: Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to hideBy Thomas C Greene in DublinPublished Monday 20th November 2006 14:13 GMT True freedom … Continue reading →

Bush, Allies, Forced to Recant Mid-East Policies, Wear “Shame-rags” US President George Bush, forced to recant and apologize for his illegal invasion of Iraq in Vietnam on Sunday, here wears the “cloak of shame” historically worn in Vietnam by prisoners … Continue reading →

This quote from John Bowman should serve to remind us all that the same forces which spied on us and harassed us in the ’60’s are still in power and would still like to see us all in Hell. Mariann … Continue reading →

Although many, many people have heard of and seen “Fahrenheit 911,” few have noticed this hour-long piece about the Bush family. Kick back with all your favourite movie watching snacks and learn everything you always wanted to know about the … Continue reading →

The eyes of Texas were upon 60s radicals11/18/2006 3:51 PMBy: News 8 Austin Staff Thorne DreyerThe 1960s were a turbulent time in America. Protests against authority and the Vietnam War spilled over onto college campuses, including the University of Texas. … Continue reading →

Falling In Line on Israelby Stephen Zunes The election of a Democratic majority in the House and Senate is unlikely to result in any serious challenge to the Bush administration’s support for Israeli attacks against the civilian populations of its … Continue reading →

Charlie ain’t gonna get what he thinks he will from doing this. And I have a difficult time with the argument that politicians won’t favour war if they think their children will have to fight. When we own up to … Continue reading →

IF YOU ARE AGAINST THE WAR, TAKE THIS QUIZBy Danny SchechterNov 19, 2006, 09:22 New York, New York: Ok, class. No talking. Pencils up. All eyes on the exam. Here’s the first multiple-choice question: The Iraq War is Bad Because: … Continue reading →