One of the most truthful and cogent analyses of the war I've read.
Wednesday, April 02, 2003
There's no excuse for our government's current snowjob of epic proportions. This regime is inhuman and ungodly, and I'm talking about the Bush league here. It's astonishing that anyone believes the shit they broadcast--but it's also completely expected.
In short, the human race is more fucked than ever.
Monday, March 31, 2003
Friday, March 21, 2003
---!!!srini, on unamerican
this was the first anarchist website i ever found, several years ago. later i heard about crimeth.inc and i began to realize there really are other people like me who are fed up with the whole fucking matza ball. let's destroy what needs destroying and build a new world in its place....
This deck little site translates any URL's content into poetry magnets. Just replace "www.everything2.com" with whatever URL you want to play with.
fireland has the rawkest content on the ether. josh is the punchiest of the newmedia magnates.
Thursday, March 20, 2003
The vivacious Arianna Huffington follows the money in Iraq.
I have to confess I'm a staunch supporter of Bush's detractors. He is easily the worst leader this country has ever had--making Nixon look stellar and Ford like a Rhodes scholar.
Monday, March 17, 2003
Friday, March 14, 2003
Well, it's about fuckin' time. Some conservatives have finally awoken to the fact that THEIR civil liberties may be in jeopardy--not just the poor, minorities, and non-Americans, but true-blue Americans like themselves. According to Michael Hammond, a consultant with Gun Owners of America, "All of a sudden it became apparent that a lot of people could be made noncitizens," he said. "We're very concerned about that. The whole thing is Orwellian."
The creation of the Fourth Reich continues, as Virginia Tech's governing board votes to end affirmative action and non-discriminatory policies. One faculty member says: "I think we need to start reading the history of the 1930s,” and likens the decision to actions in pre-World War II Germany.
Did I say Americans weren't willing to voice unpopular opinions? Ted Rall actually compares our country's current predicament to Germany in the 1930s, a comparison I don't think you'll see explicated on CNN.
These days I have a growing respect for people who dare to oppose the hawks in Washington. Sensible voices inside the U.S. are becoming harder and harder to hear, but outside the States, the cries are mounting rapidly. Why won't Americans consider the views of people in other countries? Chalk it up to our steadfast arrogance and selfishness.
The director of City of God discusses five films which influence his work. (If you haven't seen it yet, City of God is probably the best crime drama I have ever seen, a searing portrayal of life in the slums if Rio de Janeiro.)