"Although there are causes worth dying for, there's no cause worth killing for."

• Bush-League Politics
  Bush-League Science  (Scientific American Online, 26 April 2004)
  Teachers as Terrorists (Bendib cartoon)
  "Diplomacy US Style"  by George Monbiot (The Guardian, 23 April 2002)
  "Venezuela: Next Chile?   by John Pilger
  "Reading between the lines"  by Stephen Metcalf (The Nation, 28 January 2002)
  
"The Global Warming President"  ( Corporate Watch , March 2001)
"Lions face new threat: they're rich, American and they've got guns" (The Guardian, 27 April 2000)

• Rotten Apples--At the top:  Impeach to Indict,  Bush-Cheney 2007

  • The Indictment, Elizabeth de la Vega
  • The Fraud of War, Elizabeth de la Vega (TomDispatch.com)
    
  • Articles of Impeachment  (Center for Constitutional Rights)
    
  • Elect a Congress that will impeach and remove Bush-Cheney
    
  • Censure and invesigate Bush-Cheney
    
  • "After Katrina Fiasco, Time for Bush to Go" by Gordon Adams  (Baltimore Sun, 8 Sept 2005)
    
  • "Legacy of Neglect" by Roger Morris  (Globe and Mail, 7 Sept 2005)
    
  • "Torture and Accountability" by Elizaneth Holtzman (The Nation, 18 July 2005)
    
  • World Trubunal on Iraq
    
  • Downing Street Minutes  (Video)
    
  • The campaign begins
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• U.S. Aggression and Tyranny, Iraq 2003-??
  
  • "The Math of Martyrs"  by Susan B. Thistlethwaite  (Chicago Tribune, 26 March 2003)
  • "Connecting the dots of Rumsfeld's theories"  by Tim Rutten (LA Times, 2 April 2003)
      Note:  Why does this article appear in the entertainment section?
  • "US troops accused of excess force"  by Steven Morris  (The Guardian, 1 April 2003)
  • The Siege at Falluja
    
    • Human Rights Watch
    • "Sarajevo on the Euphrates"  (The Nation Online)
      

• Striking while the irony is hot
  
  • "Operation Iraqi Freedom," March 2003:  Why not "Operation find what the UN inspectors couldn't"
  • LA Times, 2 April 2003
    
    • Serious journalism in the entertainment section:  "Connecting the dots of Rumsfeld's theories" 
    • Entertainment journalism in the serious section:  "Prayers Are Answered in W. Virginia Hometown"
      
  • LA Times, 4 April 2003:  "Egypt Tense as Antiwar Protests Expand to Include Government"
    Isn't that clever?  So, this is how the U.S. is going to foster democracy in the Middle East.
  • The Times (UK), 1 May 2003
    Iraqi Freedom
    
    
  • NY Times, 22 May 2003:  Foresight in Hindsight
  • The Guardian, 28 May 2003:  More Foresight in Hindsight
  • Bloomberg, 6 June 2003:  No Hindsight in Foresight  (WHY?)
  • LA Times, 8 July 2003: What Bush didn't know and when he didn't know it
  • Agence France Presse, 10 July 2003: New Light or Nuance
  • LA Times, 2 Nov 2003:  Progress Anyone?
    " There's no question that the United States and other governments have made significant progress in the war against global terrorism in recent months. Our airports and planes are far better protected. Government buildings are surrounded by new barriers and other security measures. Many terrorists are in prison cells or in graves..."
            --From "In the Calculus of Fear, Terrorists Have an Edge" by Bruce Hoffman (Rand Corp)
  • The Guardian, 20 Nov 2003: Who says the Bush administration lacks integrity?
  • The U.S. promotes democracy
    Taipei Times, 1 March 2004: Jeffrey Sachs, "The Fire This Time in Haiti was US-Fueled"
    LA Times, 4 March 2004: Jeffrey Sachs, "From His First Day in Office, Bush Was Ousting Aristide"
  • The U.S. seems to be unifying Iraq 
    
    • Christian Science Monitor  8 April 2004
    • New YorkTimes  9 April 2004
    • Al Jazeera  9 April 2004
  • The Star  (South Africa)   29 June 2004:  Call it a "Pre-Occupation,"  Robert Fisk,  "A Pitiful Occasion for the People"
  • Foreign Policy In Focus, 2 Sept 2005:  Stephen Zunes,  "Hurricane Katrina and the War in Iraq"