The suit describes the barbaric conditions inside the concentration camp in Guantanamo Bay.

Black Hawk helicopters over Las Vegas, snipers in Times Square. It is quite clear that the Bush regime plans to install a police state in the US this year.

Stan Moore has a bleak outlook of the future. If we understand the gloomy possibilities we might be able to choose a different destiny.

Vietnam Vet Reilly expresses disgust with the current state of the US.

Shivani asks the obvious question of our time.

Walden Bello discusses the Asian financial crisis in 1997, the protests in Seattle against the World Trade Organization in 1999, and the collapse of stock values in 2001. He then examines the overreach of the unilateralist global politics of the Bush administration. Bello concludes that "signs are there that the US is seriously overextended and what appear to be manifestations of strength might in fact signal weakness strategically."

Kaminski argues that President Bush must be stopped.

Immanuel Wallerstein comments on the year 2003. Looking at the military, economic, and political aspects, Wallerstein says "it was a disastrous year--for Bush, for the United States, and for the world."