Tag: George W. Bush
Wannabe Gov Opposes Nat’l Guard Invading Foreign Nations
A conservative gubernatorial candidate just says “No” to sending his state’s citizens into undeclared wars.
New Orleans on the Day of the Deluge, Illustrated
Neufeld’s much-awarded graphic novel chronicles Katrina and its aftermath.
Whistleblowers, Activists Call on Intelligence Peers to Step Forward
Governments' "public enemies" see secrecy and lawlessness as the enemy.
American Majority Finally Opposes NSA Surveillance
Jimmy Carter: "America does not at the moment have a functioning democracy."
Benghazi vs The Entire Iraq Debacle
Congress, the cover-up you should have uncovered is Iraq criminal actions by the Bush Warriors.
Drone Control: Secret Killings Take Center Stage
From the U.N. to D.C. to Seattle, unmanned surveillance/attack issues unfold.
A Farewell to Arms: Kucinich Briefing to Blast Drones Program
The veteran Congressman is leaving office with a war cry against endless war.
Green on Blue Is Not A Fashion Statement, People
Attacks on U.S. soldiers by Afghan security forces have steadily and alarmingly increased since 2009.
Big Brother Grows Fatter: House Approves FISA Amendments
Your Congressmembers want you wiretapped without a warrant. Kucinich, others oppose.
Nobel Winner Tutu Wants Bush, Blair Tried as War Criminals
But international political process would stifle justice effort.
“Bailout”: A Review of Neil Barofsky’s Boiling Book
Spiderman versus Goliath: The $23 trillion risk.
Less Than Half of Wiretap Arrests Result in Convictions
"War on terror" wiretaps remain unreported to the American public who pays for them, and is included in surveillance.
July 4: Our Independence Versus Today’s Emergency Powers
When can our country's chief executive--with Congress's concurrence--most likely become a tyrant?
George W. Bush’s ’05 Inaugural, the Deep Irony of Egypt and...
"To seek and support the growth of democratic movements and institutions in every nation and culture."
Will the U.S. Indict the Wikileaks Leader?
What could be looming is a decade of real digital revolution involving the public's right to know.
Books, Nooks and a Look Back at 2010
On a cold, wintry day, I want a really good book, not a plastic electronic humming Kin-Nook
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
