(2 comments) SHARE In view of the shouting, screaming and violent images presented at recent town hall meetings - sponsored by some major health insurers - who would trust these health insurance companies with their medical care and that of their families?

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(2 comments) SHARE Which major figures on either side of the debate address universal health care as a life or death issue? Who among the advocates of rationing are without health insurance? Who among them are unable to afford or obtain their own critical care or the same for their loved ones?

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(21 comments) SHARE It's socialism for the ultra rich and survival of the fittest for the rest of us.

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SHARE Mexico approaches this election confronting the rise of a narcostate, growing economic chaos, social inequalities, citizen disenchantment--or worse ... Michael Collins and KennethThomas reort.

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(1 comments) SHARE Mexico's election for Congress is absolutely critical but getting no traction as an item here. After 2006's controversial (e.g. stolen) election, trust is a big issue. But will there be any. Original translations from the Mexican press show an extraordinary contest where the "leftists" are left and so are the right wing rulers.

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(17 comments) SHARE The actions of the Iranian people against the stolen election June 12, 2009 serve as an object lesson for oligarchs in nations around the world, including the United States.

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(2 comments) SHARE There most certainly was election fraud in Iran in this election and every previous election under the current electoral system. The question is not, did fraud take place in this most recent election? Of course it did. You just need to study the Iranian Constitution and recent Iranian elections understand that, a step skipped by the major media and some nay-saying bloggers in the United States.

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(23 comments) SHARE The two parties and the elitists who look down their noses on the overwhelming majority of citizens assume that the people will simply tolerate the creation of a catastrophe by one party and the perpetuation of that grave injustice to citizens by the other.

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(10 comments) SHARE Who are the officers guiding our ship of state, steering us through the troubled waters of a failed economy and two tragic and costly wars?

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(12 comments) SHARE We're asked to believe that a fighting force of 5,000 Taliban is about to take over Pakistan, grab the nukes, and do another 9/11. Special advicor to the president Holbrooke says: "the people who are in this area who we are fighting either pose a direct threat, having committed 9/11 ..." Buy that an you'll buy anything the administration does in the name of the "Perpetual 9/11" excuse.

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(69 comments) SHARE The Senate millionaires are too stingy to provide even limited mortgage assistance for those in trouble. The depression and housing crash is largely their fault. But they don't care. They don't have to. Thanks for nothing. We're used to it.

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(15 comments) SHARE Surely habeas corpus will be restored in an unashamed expression of support for that centuries old protection of civil liberties. No doubt, we'll see a repeal of the Patriot Act. That step back to some degree of civilization is sure to come.

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(9 comments) SHARE Huge majorities in both houses of Congress voted for legislation to allow the biggest bank heist of all time. But this time, it was the banks pulling the heist.

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(26 comments) SHARE "If we prosecute those in America who only commit one murder, under what theory don't we prosecute a president who is criminally responsible for over four thousand murders?" Vincent Bugliosi
Series: Vincent Bugliosi Interviews (6 Articles, 18994 views)

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SHARE "Democracy is mocked by the Senate candidacy of the chief elections official, Jennifer Brunner, who did absolutely nothing about the massive defiance by the 58 county election boards that lost or destroyed the legally mandated records of the 2004 presidential election. Some champion of democracy, some Democrat." -- Michael Collins

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(28 comments) SHARE The Department of Justice did everything that it could to "disappear" formerly accused unregistered Iraqi agent Susan Lindauer. One of the first U.S. citizens indicted using The Patriot Act, she spent five years asking for a trial to prove her innocence. There was little "justice" in that Department. So now Lindauer's charges are dismissed and she's talking - about the U.S. Patriot Act and its peril for all of us.

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(43 comments) SHARE The federal government dropped all charges against Susan Lindauer. Accused of being an "Iraqi agent," Lindauer maintained and provided proof that she was a U.S. intel asset for years. Now she's talking. This installment of the exclusive interview covers pre 911 intelligence efforts.

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(26 comments) SHARE We don't have enough dollars. It was the banks versus the people and we just lost. The theory is that without these payments, the banks will fail and we'll all be in a world of trouble without them. All of this depends on the questionable assumption that by saving the banks, we're saving our economy.

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(5 comments) SHARE Who asked the Iraqi people about the withdrawal schedule? As the self-proclaimed proponents for democracy and human rights, shouldn't the United States inquire as to the will of the people before initiating any policy changes? Failing to do so means we've skipped a critical step. How democratic is that? It's their country after all.

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(14 comments) SHARE Will the Obama foreclosure package be enough to stem the tide for those losing their homes? Will those "who have played by the rules," as Obama calls them, be salvaged the indignities and financial oblivion that begin in earnest if they're thrown onto the street? Or will those who broke all the rules profit immeasurably?
Series: The Money Party (34 Articles, 80361 views)

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