Fairy tale of ruin
In 2003, when American troops first rolled into Baghdad, they destroyed the Iraqi state and its institutions; for the next …
Monthly Archives: March 2015
My child, [name of child], has permission to eat the OREO…
Let’s go with soda crackers and peanut butter next year.
Immorality of secret information
Why did we become weak and scared? Does a connection exist among hardiness, freedom, honesty, and courage on the one …
Shock and Awe twelve years later
Today is the twelfth anniversary of Shock and Awe, the inexplicable attack that in one move, toppled Saddam Hussein’s statue from …
Do perpetrators of false flag attacks prey on our need for security to increase their own power?
Of all the unanswered questions, the greatest concern what Russians call their 9/11. A supposedly Chechen-inspired terrorist bombing campaign in …
Further thoughts on Snowden, NSA, and 9/11
Greenwald to publish list of U. S. citizens NSA spied on When I first read that Glenn Greenwald plans to …
Universal doctrine of destruction
The news from Syria and Iraq gets worse and worse. As Washington cranked up its propaganda machine in 2002 and …
Bullets that entered Kennedy’s limousine
Robert Harris offers the best explanation for the exit wound that sprayed tissue to the left rear of the car, so far that it pelted the motorcycle policemen located there.
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Here’s a little humor for the end of the week:
Curt Schilling, Gabby Schilling, and rape threats on Twitter
When does hate speech shade over into threats? Hate speech would be: “I hate X, and we would all be …
Tony Robinson: victim number xxxxx
You know the protests in Ferguson last year did not occur because of one death. They occurred due to a …
Why Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s trial does not function as a trial
To take a simple question: it takes a number of days to organize the occupation of an entire city. Governor Deval Patrick, on Wednesday, April 17, announced in vague, let’s say veiled terms that something was going to go down soon. He didn’t say what it was, or when it would happen.
The Jeffersonian 