Former Alaska Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel discusses his plan for the Congress to criminalize the Iraq war, the cowardice of the Congress, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards's aggressive position against Iran, his proposal for opening of friendly relations with them instead, how the Iraq war has strengthened Iran's position in the region, the neoconservatives' doctrine of global hegemony, Iran's nuclear program, his plan for direct democracy and the...
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05/07/07 – Sen Mike Gravel – The Scott Horton Show
Former Alaska Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel discusses his plan for the Congress to criminalize the Iraq war, the cowardice of the Congress, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards's aggressive position against Iran, his proposal for opening of friendly relations with them instead, how the Iraq war has strengthened Iran's position in the region, the neoconservatives' doctrine of global hegemony, Iran's nuclear program, his plan for direct democracy and the...
Aquinas’s Intellectual Justification for the Existence of God
This is an excerpt from Tom Woods's book "How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization". Let me make clear that my religious views are not open to public debate. I'm not Catholic, I'm Christian, and that's about all I'll say about that. I want to inspire debate on whether Aquinas was right, and offer something close to proof, rather than pure faith, of the existence of a Supreme Being. Here's the passage: He [Aquinas] begins with the idea that every effect requires a cause, and that...
Al Qaeda #2 Officially Opposes U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq
New Tape: Al Qaeda No. 2 Wants 200,000-300,000 U.S. Dead in Iraq Ayman al-Zawahiri Says Al Qaeda Wants to Spill More U.S. Blood Before America Withdraws By BRIAN ROSS May 5, 2007 — In a new video posted today on the Internet, al Qaeda's number two man, Ayman al Zawahiri, mocks the bill passed by Congress setting a timetable for the pullout of U.S. troops in Iraq. "This bill will deprive us of the opportunity to destroy the American forces which we have caught in a historic trap," Zawahiri says...
The Kissinger Connection
by Patrick Foy The Rockefeller World Empire/Neocon - MIC/Oil split: Hell, you guys know where I stand: Confused. So, you guys discuss it, and I'll see what I can learn.
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I hate Chris Matthews
What a jerk!
Antiwar Radio: Greg Palast
Greg Palast, investigative reporter for the BBC, Guardian newspapers and Harper's, and author of Armed Madhouse, discusses GOP efforts to prevent soldiers from voting and the international oil politics surrounding America's relationships with Venezuela, Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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05/03/07 – Greg Palast – The Scott Horton Show
Greg Palast, investigative reporter for the BBC, Guardian newspapers and Harper's, and author of Armed Madhouse, discusses GOP efforts to prevent soldiers from voting and the international oil politics surrounding America's relationships with Venezuela, Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
U.S. out of Afghanistan!
U.S. soldiers kill 51 civilians in Afghanistan. Why is the U.S. still occupying Afghanistan (I mean besides "securing" oil pipeline routs, civilizing heathens, propping up Hamid "Lando Calrissian" Karzai, and slaughtering civilians)?
Antiwar Radio: Jonathan Schwarz
Jonathan Schwarz, author of Our Kampf and the blog A Tiny Revolution, reviews former Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet's book At the Center of the Storm.
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Why Jensen is wrong:
From his CounterPunch article (Me in italics. - Scott) Here's my shot at the language for this argument. Capitalism is admittedly an incredibly productive system that has created a flood of goods unlike anything the world has ever seen. It also is a system that is fundamentally (1) inhuman, (2) anti-democratic, and (3) unsustainable. Capitalism has given those of us in the First World lots of stuff (most of it of marginal or questionable value) in exchange for our souls, our hope for...
