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Saturday, December 29, 2012
To Torture, Or Not To Torture? Obama's stand on torture has been disappointing. It is about time our government realized that torture inflicts moral damage on our society, as severe as the pain felt by the people who are physically and psychologically tortured. Our reputation has been stained and tarnished enough.
Saturday, December 29, 2012To Torture, Or Not To Torture? Obama's stand on torture has been disappointing. It is about time our government realized that torture inflicts moral damage on our society, as severe as the pain felt by the people who are physically and psychologically tortured. Our reputation has been stained and tarnished enough.
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Saturday, December 8, 2012
What Life Looks Like Under a National Security State Total surveillance society, as predicted by George Orwell more than a half-century ago, has finally arrived. If Orwell were alive today he would have regretted that his prediction fell short of accurately portraying the total surveillance society that he had envisioned. For that he must be rolling over in his grave.
Saturday, December 8, 2012What Life Looks Like Under a National Security State Total surveillance society, as predicted by George Orwell more than a half-century ago, has finally arrived. If Orwell were alive today he would have regretted that his prediction fell short of accurately portraying the total surveillance society that he had envisioned. For that he must be rolling over in his grave.
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Saturday, December 1, 2012
The U.N. Has Little to Celebrate on November 29 The recent conflagration confirms that the militarily superior Israel can rely on political impunity, ignore U.N. resolutions, but it cannot bring peace to the long suffering country. The United Nations, which made all this possible in 1947, has little to celebrate.
Saturday, December 1, 2012The U.N. Has Little to Celebrate on November 29 The recent conflagration confirms that the militarily superior Israel can rely on political impunity, ignore U.N. resolutions, but it cannot bring peace to the long suffering country. The United Nations, which made all this possible in 1947, has little to celebrate.
