16 November 2012
Honor and Rape
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Robert Koehler
Here’s one take on U.S. militarism and the culture of domination:

“Americans love to fight, traditionally. All real Americans love the sting and clash of battle. You are here today for three reasons. First, because you are...
14 November 2012
Is impeachment gone for good?
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David Swanson
Henry Kissinger's winning of the Nobel Peace Prize didn't, in the end, eliminate satire from the earth (or peace prizes for war-makers, for that matter). Conceivably, the impeachment of Bill Clinton and the lack of impeachment of George W...
13 November 2012
Celebrating the life of Brother Nommo X (James E. Brown) 1947-2012
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Free Press Staff
The Free Press is saddened by the death of our friend and Free Press “Libby” Award honoree Nommo X. We will miss him and the community work he performed and inspired on the Near East side of Columbus. However he celebrate his life, which...
12 November 2012
Regarding the electoral college
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Mark Rustad
I saw the article that made it to nationofchange.org. I used to think that the electoral college should be abolished as well. After having served as an election judge in Minnesota through several cycles, I see one major drawback to using...
12 November 2012
Armistice Day in the M.I.C.
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David Swanson
Remarks at the Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center on November 10, 2012: Thank you to Sergio for inviting me and helping set up this little trip I'm on. Before I forget, tomorrow is Armistice Day, so we'll be celebrating by dying in front...
08 November 2012
Re-examining Lucasville: Essay 6
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Staughton Lynd
Let’s try to visualize the most unfair criminal trial we can imagine. Let’s make a list of elements that might be part of such an unjust proceeding. The list might include the following elements.
1. The judge excuses one...

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