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Since it comes in so handy, when desperately trying to shout down liberals, the argument from analogy has been officially declared to be a fallacy no more. With the newly-found freedom to ground truth in patriotism, gut instinct, and whatever just feels right, I have a question for the local...

Here's a (macabre) question for the sane posters hereabouts: which of our rightwing extremists has, in your opinion, most thoroughly abrogated their own humanity? Which of these folks is the champion nihilist?

or at least to his odious CoS: The Goods on Goodling and the Keys to the Kingdom By Greg Palast BradBlog.com Thursday 24 May 2007 And the no longer "missing" Rove emails revealing the cagey scheme to steal 2008... (Here is posted a picture of a couple of the e-mails, which my...

Which President do you consider worse, Clinton or Bush (the second)? Why?

You can already see the evil bastards who concocted the war crime of Iraq carefully building the stab-in-the-back lie they'll use to recover from their crime: http://www.humanevents.com/winningthefuture.php?id=19181 MW

As the questions multiply about corruption in the Toronto Police drug squad during the tenure of Julian Fantino, it becomes ever clearer that the Chief interfered with the investigation, and may well be guilty of obstruction of justice. Like most rightwing ideologues of law and order, he's a...

It's despicable and terrible when an unhinged individual, basically a coward, dresses up in a military uniform or costume, and causes the death of innocent civilians. It's terrible when it's a random lunatic, as in Montreal. It's far worse when that person steal an election, and lives at 1600...

Your tax cuts at work, friends: After year in Iraq, soldiers face 18-hour bus ride home By Lisa Wangsness / Boston Globe For at least a year, the soldiers had survived one of the most dangerous jobs in the world: driving trucks on the violent roads of Iraq for the US Army. Half the company...

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The present (and merely latest) military crisis in the Middle East reopens a very disturbing question: whatever our own religious views, do we really want leaders (such as Bush and Harper) dealing with these grave matters whose decisions are directly influenced by biblical prophecy, in...

from The Nation: Not Exactly Supporting the Troops John Nichols Here's an interesting political position: Keep U.S. troops in Iraq and signal to the Iraqi government that its O.K. to pardon insurgents who kill Americans. Even in the frequently surreal debate over this absurd war, that sounds...

The North Koreans are about to test an ICBM that could deliver the nuclear weapons they alrady possess to the continental United States. While shrub was busy shoring up his friends' profits, wasting thousands of lives, and making a mockery of international law, he was also exacerbating the...

Should patrons of Canadian prostitutes set themselves up as experts on the appropriate charges for criminals, far in advance of all relevant facts?

No comment: http://www.saunalahti.fi/wtc2001/soldier5.htm MW

To all of good will, a very Happy New Year! To those of you so bereft of imagination and compassion that the world means nothing but a playground for mean-spirited greed, a year of frustration and failure. MW

Who was that strange simian guy on Desperate Housewives last night? The whole episode was just him sitting behind a desk and talking.. MW

According to a clearly outraged Governor Bush this afternoon, revealing classified information is illegal. He was so impassioned, he just forgot to add "unless it's politically expedient." But we all knew that, didn't we? The really sickening part is that his outrage is genuine. He's...

Here's what professional historians think of Shrubble-yoo: http://hnn.us/articles/5019.html Let me help you with your replies. Of course you're not gonna want to bother with their reasons or reasoning. And the best defense is a good offense. So, pick one of the following: - they're all a...

A driver is stuck in a traffic jam on the highway. Nothing is moving...suddenly a man knocks on the window. The driver rolls down his window and asks, "What happened?" "Terrorists kidnapped President Bush and are asking for a $10 million ransom, otherwise they're going to douse him with...

For a sober, well-researched, and intelligent perspective on terrorism, try: http://www.amconmag.com/2005_07_18/article.html The author is no bleeding heart liberal--but makes it clear that virtually all of American anti-terrorism policy rests on mistakes, delusions--and lies. MW