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Monthly Archives: March 2003
Republicans and Democrats Unite Behind Our Troops! About sixty people in all showed up for the pro-liberation rally at the Religious Freedom Monument yesterday according to the Free Lance-Star. Thanks to everyone who made the effort to come out and … Continue reading
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Nuclear Blackmail and the Politics of Peacemongering Here is the full text of the article I printed in yesterday’s Free Lance-Star. Enjoy!
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Pro-Liberation Rally Picking Up Steam. . . Today’s local pro-liberation rally is beginning to pick up steam if FredTalk is any indication of success. Of course, you know you’re getting somewhere if the peacemongers have decided to hold a rally … Continue reading
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GREAT STUFF! If you haven’t been to Protest Warrior yet, there is some great pro-liberation gear there. Some good stuff at 9-11justice.org too. And in case you’re wondering, yes – I am getting mean about it. But in a good, … Continue reading
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Not for the weak of stomach. . . Pictures of the US soldiers taken prisoner and killed in Southern Iraq. This is exactly what I was talking about in today’s op-ed in the FLS guys. . . enduring the tragedies … Continue reading
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Suspected Chemical Weapons Plant Found Another one of these non-existant banned weapons sites has been found. This one appears rather impressive – sprawled out over 100 acres and booby-trapped.
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The Politics of Nuclear Blackmail My op-ed in the Free Lance-Star was published today. Being a member of the nuclear club clearly has its privileges. In today’s post-9/11 world, every threat made by Pyongyang must be taken seriously. North Korea … Continue reading
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American soldier detained as a suspect in Kuwaiti grenade attack . . . Troops in a tent at the 101st Airborne Division camp in Kuwait were attacked early Sunday with grenades, and 13 soldiers were wounded, six seriously, military officials … Continue reading
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You don’t freakin’ say. . . Now here’s a good one on DC IndyMedia. This article is a sort of re-awakening of one of the liberal activists in the D.C. area. He writes: Fairly recently after an overwhelming Green defeat … Continue reading
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