23 October 2010
Rules of play
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Robert Koehler
It’s been hard not to think about suicide lately — the act of it, in isolation and, seemingly, incredible despair.

The gay teenagers who killed themselves recently, in acts of private surrender, have made a collective public...
18 October 2010
Rule of law is alive and well outside the United States
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David Swanson
The World Justice Project on Thursday published a "Rule of Law Index," and there's no easy way to say this. Let me put it this way: as when rankings on education, infant mortality, work hours, lifespan, retirement security, health,...
14 October 2010
Leakers, Beware the Corporate Media
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Ray McGovern
The following is a Code-Orange Advisory to patriotic truth-tellers, sometimes called whistleblowers or leakers: It is anachronistically naïve to expect the New York Times or other organs of today’s Fawning Corporate Media (FCM) to publish...
13 October 2010
An open letter to Barack Obama
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Paul Krassner
10/10/10

Dear President Obama,

It seems that the theme emanating from the White House is “Eat, Pray, Be Disappointed.” And yet, whenever I do feel disappointed, I always realize that the alternative was John...
07 October 2010
The criminality of nuclear deterrence today: International law as anchoring ground
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Professor Francis A. Boyle
XVIIIth Conference “Mut Zur Ethic”: Direct Democracy, Feldkirch, Austria
I am very happy to be speaking with you this evening. I want to express my gratitude to Zeit-Fragen for publishing the German language edition of my book The...
07 October 2010
The Nazi virus
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Robert Koehler
I call it the Nazi virus.
Even as we were prosecuting Nazis at Nuremberg for their barbaric behavior, including their notorious medical experiments on death camp inmates, we were, it turns out, conducting our own medical experiments...

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