Sunday, June 8, 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Hearts and Minds
Via The Raw Story
An
Al Jazeera cameraman who returned yesterday to his home of Sudan from
Guantánamo Bay and delivered a speech broadcast live on Sudanese
television described the US facility as "heinous."
His speech was broadcast live on Sudanese television. He was held at Guantanamo for seven years, and was never charged.
"After 2,340 days spent in the most heinous prison mankind has ever
known, we are honored to be here. Thank you, and thank all those
defended us and of our right in freedom," said Sami al Hajj, who spoke
at an event organized by his.
Read the rest of the story here
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Saturday, May 3, 2008
SATURDAY NIGHT ALL-GIRL MUSIC CLUB
Terrific new singer songwriter Rachel Yamagata and very easy on the eyes.
WORN ME DOWN
More Shocking KBR News From Iraq

From the New York Times
WASHINGTON — In October 2004, the United States Army issued an urgent bulletin to commanders across Iraq,
warning them of a deadly new threat to American soldiers. Because of
flawed electrical work by contractors, the bulletin stated, soldiers at
American bases in Iraq had received severe electrical shocks, and some
had even been electrocuted.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Hillary Channels George Bush
Just incredible is what this is. Not only is the Clinton campaign sounding more and more like the GOP, now Hillary herself is using Bush jingoism's to win votes in Indiana. What a nauseating display. What next, Maybe "Bring 'em On".Posted: 06:30 PM ET
JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana (CNN) –
After several days of back and forth between Hillary Clinton and Barack
Obama over whether a summer-long elimination of the gas tax would help
or hurt, Clinton took a hard line, asking her colleagues in Congress to
take sides.
“I believe it would be important to get every member of Congress on
record,” Clinton told supporters at a rally in southern Indiana. “Do
they stand with the hard-pressed Americans who are trying to pay their
gas bills at the gas station or do they once again stand with the oil
companies?
“I want to know where people stand and I want them to tell us, are
they with us or against us when it comes to taking on the oil
companies?” she added.
The “with us or against us” line wasn’t the only George W. Bush
reference Thursday evening. Telling a story about Republicans crossing
party lines and whispering their support to her, Clinton said, “It’s
kind of like a little bit of a confessional when somebody comes and
says, ‘You know I voted for George Bush, and I’m really sorry.’”

