The arguments made to "legalize" war, torture, warrantless spying, and other crimes by John Yoo and Jay Bybee and their gang are…
The Pentagon Washington Post has yet to mention Section 1034 of the Defense Authorization Act of 2012, but you can expect it…
When other nations' governments go off track, their people do something about it. In Tunisia and Egypt people have nonviolently claimed power…
Remarks from a plenary at the Stop the War Coalition's June 11, 2011, conference in London on "Afghanistan and the War on…
In what will come as a shock to the Tea Party and yet probably not rival the recent royal wedding in London…
PBS (the P stands for "Pure" I think) is concerned that if the U.S. government stops funding the war in Afghanistan, the…
U.S. newspapers sometimes print what they call the total death count from one or more of our wars, and all the dead…
The New York Times published an op-ed on May 7th by a professor here in Charlottesville, Va., arguing that celebrating the killing…
A year ago BP began filling the Gulf of Mexico with oil. Last week BP blocked a woman from entering its annual meeting. Which will prove the…
Obama's speech on the deficit on Wednesday was a flop. He proposed to end no wars, make no serious cuts to the military,…
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