Monthly Archives: January 2004

Iraq Activist Kathy Kelly Sentenced to Federal Prison by Kathy Kelly Voices in the Wilderness Yesterday in Columbus, Georgia, Kathy Kelly, co-founder of Voices in the Wilderness and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee, was sentenced to three months in federal … Continue reading →

Lord Hutton’s ‘vindication’ of Tony B’liar’ was predictable. Outrageous. Eric Umansky of Slate reminds readers of The David Kelly Affair by John Cassidy which appeared in The New Yorker last month. Umansky describes it as comprehensive and it is. Maybe … Continue reading →

Gabriel Ash comments on this interview which appeared in Haaretz. “Israeli historian Benny Morris crossed a new line of shame when he put his academic credentials and respectability in the service of outlining the “moral” justification for a future genocide … Continue reading →

The corruption case against Ariel Sharon is building and if the Telegraph is reporting about it he must be in trouble. The scale of the evidence has been revealed by the aide, David Spector, in an exclusive interview with the … Continue reading →

While I think Dean’s been treated too roughly over his caucus speech, he gets no empathy from me on this: Critical of Caucuses, Dean Demands Changes in Iowa His complaints concern the internal debate that unfolds in each precinct after … Continue reading →