…running the story via Reuters. Hopefully, a real debate on how best to fight the war on terror will finally begin. Whether this debate gets this White House to take…

Rumsfeld was in Kuwait hoping to cheer up the troops but faced a few tough questions: One soldier, identified by The Associated Press as Army Spc. Thomas Wilson of the…

This is utterly unsurprising, but still depressing: The Bush administration intends to seek about $70 billion in emergency funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan early next year, pushing…

…an intern at a Denver antiwar group who was visited by six investigators a few weeks ago, “was that they were trying to intimidate us into not going to any…

…by 21 points among war opponents. On the one hand, this could mean that more people are now angry that we went to war. On the other hand it may…

…the only nation learning from another regarding how to“fix” the war. We too have obviously learned from England regarding war management. We have learned how to manifest the feeling of…

…war on poverty. It was declared an abject failure by the right as it did not make people independent nor did it make people want to get off of welfare….

…become a combined Acronymic War on labor by the controllers of capital. In direct contrast to this jumble is the opposing acronym: MJ.ABW. More Jobs. At Better Wages. It too…

…eye on the red herring. This candidate is the ultimate 0.1% proxy–potentially the most successful Trojan Horse since the Trojan War.  Trump has perfected to a science the art of the…

…some WWII and Korean War generation, and Silent Generation voters was an anti-counterculture persona, which still mattered, a lot, in 1980. After all, the Vietnam War had ended only six…