[Videos]: Winter Soldier 2008 – Veterans share Iraq horrors
Upon the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, hundreds of US veterans of the war say the American military has been covering up widespread civilian killings in that country.
Upon the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, hundreds of US veterans of the war say the American military has been covering up widespread civilian killings in that country.
Bogus Claim, al-Maliki Stall U.S. Plan on Iran Arms Analysis by Gareth Porter 15/05/08 WASHINGTON, May 14 (IPS) – Early this month, the George W. Bush administration’s plan to create a new crescendo of accusations against Iran for allegedly smuggling arms to Shiite militias in Iraq encountered not just one but two setbacks.The government of…
http://www.charlottesvillepeace.org — A group of Charlottesville, Va., residents organized by the Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice (CCPJ) will speak at the Charlottesville City Council Meeting at City Hall at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 18, in support of Charlottesville becoming the 80th city to pass a resolution in favor of the impeachment of President…
BradBlog.com Diebold Whistleblower Stephen Heller’s First Live Broadcast Interview On Felonies, Diebold, Paper Ballots, Secret Software, Lies, George W. Bush and More Heller is the Los Angeles actor who stole incriminating documents while working as a temp at Diebold’s powerful law firm Jones Day and turned them over to Bev Harris of BlackBoxVoting.org who, in…
By Richard B. Schmitt, Los Angeles Times In a broadly worded legal opinion, the Justice Department has concluded that President Bush’s former top lawyer, and possibly other senior White House officials, can ignore subpoenas from Congress to testify about the U.S. attorneys affair. The three-page opinion raises questions about whether the Justice Department would prosecute…
Statement of Ross C. “Rocky” Anderson, Mayor of Salt Lake City Before the Washington State Senate Governmental Operations Committee March 1, 2007 I am honored to address you today and am pleased that you, unlike so many members of Congress and most state legislatures, have recognized your solemn responsibility to examine whether proceedings should be…
How lawyer navigates sea of secrecy in bizarre case By Henry Weinstein, Los Angeles Times Oakland lawyer Jon Eisenberg calls the case of Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation v. George W. Bush the strangest he has ever handled. How strange? Eisenberg was required to write one of his briefs in a windowless government office, without notes or…