The decision by Google to remove my top position was politically motivated by the Bush regime.

To some, Elie Wiesel is a “messenger to mankind.” Well, Alexander Cockburn doesn’t think so. He said that Wiesel, a devout Zionist, failed as a messenger when it comes to those “victimized” by the policies of the U.S. and Israel. After the first Persian Gulf War, Wiesel gave Dubya’s daddy, Bush I, a humanitarian award and called that bloodbath “a magnificent victory!” This supposed moralizer has also been silent about the evils of the Iraqi War.

In "1984," George Orwell warned that war would become a domestic necessity to divert the people from economic contradictions. Inequality may promote productivity but also undermines public spirit and social cohesion.

Newly elected Bolivian President Evo Morales' decision to serve the interests of his people by nationalizing Bolvia's oil industry and serve his people first makes him a target of the U.S.

Tomorrow (May 4, 2006) the Senate is prepared to vote on a bill that will rack up an additional $67.6 Billion for making war upon Afghanistan and Iraq. That "supplemental" money, however, will just keep the eager war-makers in just enough Depleted Uranium, Grenades, and Conventional Mines (all types) only to last another five months, till September 30.

News Junkie Scott's Blog (5/03/06)

The 25th anniversary commemoration of the 1981 Hungerstrike in New York