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Torture is Not a Methodist Family Value
ByMikaelTorture Is Not a Methodist Family Value Posted on Friday, May 9, 2008 by wallwritings Guest Column by Andrew Weaver Editor’s Note [from James Wall]: Andrew Weaver is a good friend of mine and a close observer of the United Methodist Church. I asked him to write the first guest column for this blog. Andrew…
[Image] Let Them Eat PEACH
By staygraphic — This poster was created for the December 16th, 2007, San Francisco Boston Tea Party. Pelosi is sitting on Impeachment despite the fact that much of America wants to Impeach Dick and George for high crimes and misdemeanors. For more information about the event – Go to: sf911truthteaparty.blogspot.com or go to: communitycurrency.org/ Support…
Iraq: Reality is totally different from Bush ‘spin’
ByMikael“Reality Is Totally Different” Iraqis on “Success” and “Progress” in Their Country By: Dahr Jamail This March 19 will be the fifth anniversary of the shock-and-awe air assault on Baghdad that signaled the opening of the invasion of Iraq, and when it comes to the American occupation of that country, no end is yet in…
Gitmo Judge Orders Charges Dropped – Use of Torture Likely Scotched 9/11 Suspect, al-Qahtani’s, Trial
US drops charges against 9/11 suspect detained at Guantánamo Elana Schor in Washington Wednesday May 14 2008 guardian.co.uk © Guardian News and Media Limited 2008 The US has dropped charges against one of the six al-Qaida suspects charged with the 9/11 attacks, bolstering critics of the controversial military tribunal system set up to try the…
Pessimism ‘growing among Iraqis’
BBC News Poll March 19, 2007 Iraqis are becoming increasingly pessimistic about the future of their country and unhappy about their lives…Less than 40% of those polled said things were good in their lives, compared to 71% two years ago. However, a majority of those questioned said that, despite daily violence, they did not believe…
Missing eighteen-day stretch in Justice emails recalls infamous Watergate tape gap
Josh Catone, Rawstory.com Josh Marshall reports there is an 18-day gap — first spotted by a commenter on the blog Talking Points Memo — in the over 3,000 emails released by the Department of Justice pertaining to the attorney firing scandal. The gap covers the days between November 15 and December 4, 2006. So far,…
