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08 June 2007
U.S. terror Laos
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- After a U.S. Justice Department undercover agent displayed a Stinger air-to-surface missile in a bugged Hilton Hotel room in Sacramento, California, paranoia began to spread.

A mysterious woman named Lisa...
07 June 2007
Conyers challenges Bush for G8 action on vultures, Palast reports from London on BBC Newsnight
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Greg Palast
Congressman John Conyers, still in the thick of his hearings on the firing of US Attorneys, is preparing a new target for investigation: Vultures.

We're not talking about the feathered birds of prey, but predators with allies...
05 June 2007
Ritter's repudiation ritual
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David Swanson
In March 2006, former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter posted an article online proposing that the antiwar movement learn techniques from warriors. Ritter developed the article into the recently released book "Waging Peace: The Art of War...
04 June 2007
Iraq, cowboys, and the enormity of 18 months
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David Swanson
Eighteen months ago Congressman John Murtha and other pro-war Democrats had not yet developed even a muddled half-hearted opposition to the occupation of Iraq, Joe Lieberman had not lost a primary, MoveOn.org and the Center for American...
04 June 2007
Executioner
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- He shot 55 men and women in the back, killing them with a burst of bullets aimed at the heart, while each person was tied to a wooden cross.

"I think the system of execution has become more humane,...
29 May 2007
The holy occupation of Iraq
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David Swanson
I picked up a pamphlet the other day that said "Just for You" at the top, so I assumed it was just for me.  Much of the front page contained an image of soldiers marching, and next to them the words "What's your exit strategy?"  That's...

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