By John on Apr 30, 2007 in Business, Crime, Culture, Politics, Society | 0 Comments
This is gonna be a lot of fun to watch. Pamela Martin says she wasn’t a pimp, but ran a legitimate and legal escort service. The government, it appears, has not gone after a single one of her johns (wonder why), so she’s going to illicit their help in her defense.
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By John on Nov 10, 2005 in Congress, Corruption, Politics, War | 1 Comment
Administration and Congress turn their back on veterans.
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By John on Oct 25, 2005 in Congress, Crime, Politics, Society, War | 1 Comment
The Bush administration wasn’t happy when the Senate overwhelmingly voted to limit and define U.S. interrogation techniques against terrorism suspects. Vice President Cheney is now attempting to exempt the Central Intelligence Agency from this measure.
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By John on Sep 28, 2005 in Politics, Religion, Society, War | 0 Comments
I have, several times in the past, called on the U.S. Bishops of the United Methodist Church, to write George Bush and denounce the practice of government sponsored torture. To the best of my knowledge, only five have done so. In light of the recent revelations, I am, again, calling on these Christian leaders to denounce toture. I will be much aggressive this time in that I plan to make a phone call to each.
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By John on Sep 23, 2005 in Corruption, Election, Politics | 0 Comments
The reconstruction of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama provides a fascinating picture of how the Bush administration actually works. His government represents an odd melding of corporatism and cronyism, more in tune with the workings of 1930s Italy or Spain. In fact, if one looks at fascist regimes of the 20th century, it is appears that the Bush administration draws more from these sources than traditional conservatism.
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By John on Sep 12, 2005 in Politics, Religion, Right Wingnuts, Society, Weather | 0 Comments
I thought I would make this post about Katrina, and try to move on to other things. It is a horrible disaster, and we all need to know what is going on, and understand how over government agencies are (or are not) responding to this disaster. That being said, I think there’s some fatigue to all the coverage.
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