Mario Penalver interview in Ohio: “a world without strangers”
Mario Penalver, who is walking from Chicago, Illinois to DC for Peace is interviewed in Fireside, Ohio.
Mario’s Poetry:
WASHINGTON-JULY 26-Green Party leaders reaffirmed the party’s support for impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney and demand for immediate withdrawal of US forces from Iraq, and sharply criticized Democratic Party leaders for retreating on impeachment and troop withdrawal. Greens also demanded that Congress act to repeal President Bush’s July 17 executive order titled…
by Cindy Sheehan, OpEdNews.com The Democratic leadership has made a mockery of our Constitution by excising “awkward” parts out of it. For example, by invoking “Title X” (Contempt of Congress) which is a harsher punishment against protesters that leads to harsher penalties, such as being banished from Capital Hill for a determined amount of time,…
By Bill Maher, HuffingtonPost.com Iraq is Enron, and President Bush is Ken Lay. He’s fighting a war with phony accounting tricks. The Bush administration fudged the numbers to get us into Iraq, and cooked the books to keep us there. “The surge” is simply another in a long series of inflated stock quotes. This past…
[IFP received this email update from Brad Newsham – founder of the ‘Beach Impeach’ projects] A Short Sweet Impeachment Story Every day I try to do one thing, usually small, to forward impeachment. Here’s the story of yesterday: My friend Cynthia Papermaster sent me an email with the names and phone numbers (below) of the…
by David Swanson, AfterDowningStreet.org Every corporate media outlet in the country believes a story that Democrats.com reported months ago is the top news of the day. Here’s the Los Angeles Times version: BREAKING NEWS: Sen. Craig denies being gay “I am not gay,” Sen. Larry Craig said twice during a 10-minute statement today following news…
Journalist Josh Wolf’s Courageous Stand By Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! Posted February 16, 2007 (posted on AlterNet) Imprisoned reporter Josh Wolf and his attorney explain why his jailing for refusal to release video footage is an attack on journalism itself. Josh Wolf, 24, has spent almost six months in jail, more time than any journalist…