I don't believe in democracy. In some liberal circles this makes me a heretic who should be shot. Less reactive liberals smiled blankly at my consternation at our British government's collaboration with America in raining down hell on Yugoslavia for...
Fallujah: Victory Rises Above a Mass Grave
A team of local volunteers wearing surgical masks lifts the rotting body of a middle-aged woman from a shallow grave in the front yard of a house. The house owner says the body lay there three weeks. A U.S. aircraft bombed her car as she fled the city with her...
Iraq is World’s Most Dangerous Journalistic Assignment
More than two dozen journalists have been killed in Iraq since last year's launch of the U.S.-led invasion, making the Middle Eastern nation the world's most dangerous journalist assignment by far, according to the New York-based watchdog, Committee to Protect...
Wanted: The Truth About The Kent State Killings
Americans of a certain age may remember the murder of students on the Kent State University campus 34 years ago and the anger it once aroused. On May 4, 1970, Ohio National Guardsmen killed four college students and wounded nine others one of them, Dean Kahler,...
Torturing Iraq in an Unnecessary War
http://www.independent.org/tii/antiwar/e040504.html
Nostradamus, Bush Is Not
You didn't have to be Nostradamus to predict the Iraq war would come to this. Heck, even I was able to predict it clearly. In a column for Antiwar.com as the Iraqi invasion began (March 2003), I wrote the following: "I'm not afraid of our troops conquering in Iraq....
From Fallujah to Photos, One Fiasco After Another
When in 1970 Life magazine published photos taken by Senator Tom Harkin, then a lowly congressional aide, of the infamous "tiger cages" in which suspected Viet Cong men, women and even children were kept secretly and crippled by the U.S.-run South...
Officials Tight-Lipped on Torture Allegations
The temperature in Washington heated up today as more news about torture in Iraq surfaced. Perhaps seeking a respite, President Bush escaped Washington, heading for South Bend, Indiana, and a campaign event. Elsewhere, in response the growing world-wide dismay over...
Commander of Torture Prison Blames Army
US Army Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, the officer who has been at the center of a storm about abuse and torture by US soldiers at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, broke her silence Saturday. General Karpinski was the commander of Abu Ghraib prison. Speaking to the...
National Review‘s Plan for Victory in Iraq
Why do Americans who talk about freedom and democracy rely on coercion? The political left is all for coercion against the rich. Freedom and democracy mean taking the rich's money and giving it to those who have a "right" to it. For conservatives, freedom and...


