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May 4, 2007
Living Under the Guillotine's Blade
We know the Military Commissions Act destroys liberty at its very foundation. We do not know if this fatal injury will ever be ameliorated. The Act should have been stalled at the very least. It was not.
The Democrats have proposed the "Restoring the Constitution Act," although its passage hardly appears to be a matter of great urgency to them. If they do not view the destruction of the foundation of liberty as a genuine emergency requiring almost instantaneous action, what would constitute an emergency? Beyond this, proposing new legislation to "fix" the original bill is precisely the wrong way to fight this battle.
Baghdad up close and personal - By Pepe Escobar
Atlanta's Judges: "Not Our Problem"
You'd think that everyone in the chain of command in Atlanta would be looking for ways to prevent more botched raids and more unnecessary violence. Nope. It's all ass-covering and buck-passing.
Psychiatrists and Psychologists: Government's 9/11 Story is Crazy
Gitmo Lawyers Push Back
A Justice Department proposal to limit lawyers' access to the nearly 400 detainees at Guantanamo Bay is drawing sharp criticism from much of the legal community in the US.
In a court filing, the DOJ claimed that the lawyers' use of mail to communicate with their clients had "enabled detainees' counsel to cause unrest on the base by informing detainees about terrorist attacks." The mail system has been "misused" to inform detainees about military operations in Iraq, activities of terrorist leaders, efforts to fight terrorism, a Hezbollah attack on Israel, and abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison, the department said in the filing
Roughly 100,000 people rally in Tel Aviv to call on PM, Peretz to quit
More than 100,000 people rallied in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on Thursday, in the first national protest calling on Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Defense Minister Amir Peretz to resign over the damning Winograd report on the Second Lebanon War.
CO state worker sells voter data to GOP, Sec. of State investigating
Waxman: State Department Gags Analyst Who Warned Of Niger Forgery
Three months before President Bush uttered his infamous 16 words, claiming there was evidence that Saddam Hussein was building a nuclear weapon, a State Department analyst named Simon Dodge had determined that the evidence for the claim was likely fraudulent.
Bush Told Of First Attack On 9/11 Before He Left Florida Hotel
ABC News reporter John Cochran told ABC's Peter Jennings, "He got out of his hotel suite this morning, was about to leave, reporters saw the White House chief of staff Andy Card whisper into his ear, then reporters said to the President 'do you know what's going on in New York'? - he said he did and would have something to say about it later."
This contradicts Bush's statement that he made on two separate occasions, that he first learned of what was going on in New York from watching a television outside of the classroom as he prepared to talk about education with a group of Florida schoolchildren.
A Clear Choice for America
The only sane voice on the stage; the only true republican-conservative voice was Ron Paul. Paul of course was barely given any face time, about four questions in an hour and a half by my count. The media is still trying to shape who will run. In 2004 they torpedoed the Howard Dean viability. In 2007 they are already deciding who will make it. Paul represents traditional conservative values of not policing the world and not having an out of control government.
The morning after
What was supposed to be the most important election in 50 years has become the greatest shambles in Scottish electoral history.
New Tape Suggests Kennedy Assassination Inside Job
An audio file serving as the final testimony of CIA veteran and convicted Watergate conspirator, E. Howard Hunt on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy has surfaced
Video - It was Johnson
FBI-Miami Police Dept. Miami recording of Klansman Joseph Milteer, Nov. 9, 1963 talking about assassination (Quicktime)
Reports: Microsoft pursuing Yahoo
Speculation about a possible Microsoft-Yahoo tie-up met with skepticism Friday from analysts who believe services from the two companies have too much in common.
Neoconservative Fascism
Will Grigg on Harvey Mansfield and the Leader Principle.
Blackwater Rising
"If they are going to do training for torture, are they going to do that on the site? We don't know," said one speaker at a community meeting.
Guns Drawn, Police Serve Warrant At Wrong House
Philadelphia Police broke down a door in Southwest Philadelphia with guns drawn looking for a suspect, only to find out it was the wrong home.
Bush Wants Phone Firms Immune to Privacy Suits
The Bush administration is urging Congress to pass a law that would halt dozens of lawsuits charging phone companies with invading ordinary citizens' privacy through a post-Sept. 11 warrantless surveillance program.
Virgin Airlines drops in-flight 9/11 conspiracy movie
Virgin Airlines has pulled a controversial internet documentary on 9/11 from its in-flight entertainment system after complaints from bloggers and radio shows.
Scans Of Ailing Gulf War Vets Show Shrunken Brains
Vote on the California Republican debate
Who do you think did the best or worst in the following six categories?
Putnam Calls for Gonzales To Quit
U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales should resign, Rep. Adam Putnam, the third most powerful Republican in the House said Thursday.
Defiant Olmert says will not resign
Israeli PM battles to stay on following damning inquiry on his handling of Lebanon war.
US inspector general for Iraq under investigation
FBI agent testifies he posed as al-Qaida recruiter in terror case
An FBI agent who posed as an al-Qaida recruiter in a terrorism investigation testified Thursday at a doctor's trial, recalling that a key conspirator in the case showed him how he could strangle somebody with his prayer beads.
Flashback - Israel 'faked al-Qaeda presence'
Flashback - By Way of Deception
Israel pulls a fast one – and gets caught
Dems look for new Iraq bill in two weeks
Democratic Majority leader Steny Hoyer said despite their showdown with Bush for control of the war, the party would not cut off the funding spigot for US troops in the war-torn nation.
Deputy national security adviser resigns
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