text: The Shameless Antagonist: 06/01/2007 - 07/01/2007
  CHUMP Dear President Obama, I'm not your suppor...
  My Deficit Reduction Plan My deficit reduction pl...
  I think Homer Simpson aptly summarized the Republi...
  It's Not About The Plan Do you want to stump a c...
  How Hard Can Healthcare Reform Be? Step One: Ide...
  What's So Scary About Socialism? Really. I want ...
  The Dog and Pony Show According to McCain's campa...
  Senator Wanderin' Eyes Talk about assessing you...
  McCain: Iraq is "Peaceful and Stable" Read It: ...
  Would You Pick Lettuce For $50 an hour? On plan...
  9/11 whistleblower Coleen Rowley. She should have been listened to then, she should be now.
  -- Declaring "war" on the tactic of terrorism elevates to statehood what actually may be scattered, disorganized individuals, sympathizers, and small groups. It empowers the terrorists as they add to their numbers and provides the status of statehood to what often should be regarded and treated as a rag-tag group of criminals.
  ....Everyone wants security. But all too few recognize that security and liberty are basically flip sides of the same coin. Just as there can be no meaningful liberty in a situation devoid of security, there can be no real security in a situation devoid of liberty
  posted by Steve at 5:18 AM 0 comments
  International Justice: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
  What would the world look like if all the tyrannical dictators of this bleeding earth were held accountable for their actions? We may find out...
  THEY are beginning to fall like ninepins. On Monday June 4th the trial began in The Hague of Charles Taylor, Liberia's former president and Africa's most famous warlord. He is accused of planning and financing horrific crimes committed during Sierra Leone's brutal civil war in the 1990s. Mr Taylor showed his disdain for the process by boycotting the start of the trial. A few days earlier, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia announced the arrest on genocide charges of a former Bosnian Serb general, Zdravko Tolimir, one of the most wanted war-crimes fugitives in the Balkans. These are just the latest examples of a flurry activity by the institutions of international justice.