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07 December 2012
Pile of Skulls
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Robert Koehler
The boy is in his bed crying because there’s a monster in the room. Dad walks in, snaps on the light . . .

This is the setup for Joe Dator’s macabre, punch-in-the-nose-funny cartoon in a recent New Yorker. “See,” says Dad as...
04 December 2012
Internal Security Act clamped on Bangkok to stifle coup demand
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Four days after U.S. President Barack Obama praised Thailand's democracy, the government clamped parts of Bangkok under an Internal Security Act on Thursday (November 22), because "violence may be used" by protesters...
02 December 2012
A day in the sun for Gaza, or more of the same?
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Pam Bailey
With the news that the UN General Assembly has voted 138-9 to accept Palestine as a “non-member observer state,” fireworks erupted and horns honked in Gaza. Finally, Palestinians were feeling as if they were having their day in the sun....
30 November 2012
Internal Security Act clamped on Bangkok to stifle coup demand
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Four days after U.S. President Barack Obama praised Thailand's democracy, the government clamped parts of Bangkok under an Internal Security Act on Thursday (November 22), allowing the military to handle an upcoming...
30 November 2012
Brand Names and Mass Graves
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Robert Koehler
Cheap clothes!

Their cost, it turns out, is beyond calculation.

“Babul Mia said he identified his wife Mariam Begum, 25, who was apparently burnt beyond recognition, but he could identify her bangles and her...
26 November 2012
Panetta expects Taliban won't turn Petraeus's adultery into propaganda
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Afghanistan's Taliban "obviously" could "explore" the possibility of turning Gen. David Patraeus's adultery into anti-American propaganda, but "there are probably other issues that they could focus on, besides the...

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