Monday, September 12, 2005
From the Scotsman, another great editorial
In the 3 and a half years between Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima, the US built 280,000 airplanes, 80,000 tanks, hundreds of ships, and mobilized an army of 4 million. Then there was the Manhattan project. In the 4 years since 9/11: Osama bin Laden is still at large, amd our soldiers are scavaging armor to protect their vehicles. Makes you think.
After the Storm
After the Storm
Saturday, August 13, 2005
If Galileo lived in the US, he'd be censored.
The earth moves around the sun...blasphemy! And our tax dollars were used to fund a space probe to crash into a comet, giving a glimpse of the universe in.....4004 BC? Don't count on that continuing.
No wonder enrollment in the sciences is down in the US. All the cutting edge science is moving overseas. What happens when the Koreans can grow replacement organs from stem cells? Will US citizens be prevented from recieving them?
link to article
No wonder enrollment in the sciences is down in the US. All the cutting edge science is moving overseas. What happens when the Koreans can grow replacement organs from stem cells? Will US citizens be prevented from recieving them?
link to article
Saturday, May 07, 2005
Your papers are not in order!
Authoritarianism doesn't happen all at once, but creeps up on you. Orwell could easily have predicted this.
Real ID act
Real ID act
Friday, April 01, 2005
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Saturday, March 12, 2005
Iwo Jima remembered
Hardly any mention this week of the anniversary of the Tokyo firebombing that killed 100,000 civilians in one night. The irony.
Article
Article
Sunday, February 13, 2005
Would Nixon have had the guts to do this?
The supposedly "non-partisan" 9/11 committee decides to leave classifed the most incriminating evidence that the Bush administration ignored multiple threats about what Al Queda was planning until AFTER the election. Is this what Iraq can look forward to when they have, ahem, democracy?
Declassified reports.
History will look back at the Bush 43 as possibly the worst president of the past 100 years, presiding over the beginning of America's slide towards a second-rate power. Combining the corruption and contempt for the people of Nixon with the misguided idealism of Wilson, Bush will leave office knowing that America has no industrial base, no secure energy sources, massive debt and trade deficeits, its resources depleted by a war of attrition in Iraq.
How much you want to bet I get an IRS audit every year from now on? Read up on the sedition acts passed by the Wilson administration, where critisizing the government in any way got you 20 years.
Declassified reports.
History will look back at the Bush 43 as possibly the worst president of the past 100 years, presiding over the beginning of America's slide towards a second-rate power. Combining the corruption and contempt for the people of Nixon with the misguided idealism of Wilson, Bush will leave office knowing that America has no industrial base, no secure energy sources, massive debt and trade deficeits, its resources depleted by a war of attrition in Iraq.
How much you want to bet I get an IRS audit every year from now on? Read up on the sedition acts passed by the Wilson administration, where critisizing the government in any way got you 20 years.