For the Kurdish people outrageous acts of oppression in Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Armenia, and Syria have included mass murder, suppression of language rights, exploitation of Kurdish resources with nothing but poverty given in return, deprivations of national citizenships, and the brutal suppression of political representation. Despite the oppression the Kurdish people have faced, they continue to speak their language and organize politically and, at times, militarily to fight back nearly everywhere they continue to live as a native population.

While Americans were being distracted by the tears and fears of Ms Paris Hilton, brave American soldiers were dying in Iraq. While Americans are watching television, the events in Iraq are dividing the Middle East. While Americans are watching television the Bush administration is assisting the multi-national oil giants in the attempt to privatize Iraq’s vast oil reserves, an effort that will destroy Iraq’s economy, will leave the people of Iraq in poverty and will weaken the existing government.

News Junkie Scott's Blog (6/12/07)

Bush is craving after affection. He fully enjoyed his reception without protests in Bulgaria...

The major problem with Michael Moore’s new movie “Sicko” is that the movie is right on; the movie takes aim at America’s healthcare system and how profit and cost has taken priority over patient care.

6/10 As a 1943 graduate of Wheaton College, Billy Graham should have been one of the first to acknowledge that the prophet Elijah had arrived. (Mal. 4:5) The Bush Nazis have cursed the earth, and the same thing is going to happen all over the whole damn earth. "Samaria shall bear her guilt because she has rebelled against God... their little ones shall be dashed to pieces, and their pregnant women ripped open." (Hos. 13:16)

A lot of attention has been given recently to the likelihood that major search engines censor the information that we view in our browser windows. Much of it has to do with China and other regimes, where political dissent is forbidden …

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