added 2007 Wed Feb 7 15:24:55 by Spadecaller
WASHINGTON, DC-The Mysterious Congressman, whose flamboyant oratory and swashbuckling condemnations of greed and cynicism in modern politics have electrified Washington, announced Monday that he was considering a White House run in 2008.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Mysterious Congressman, whose flamboyant oratory and swashbuckling condemnations of greed and cynicism in modern politics have electrified Washington, announced Monday that he was considering a White House run in 2008.
added 2007 Wed Jan 17 5:46:57 by Masked Protester
There is a core group of Netscape members that frequent the site and post comments over and over. What drives us? Why do we do it? What do we get from the experience that makes it worth our while?
There is a core group of Netscape members that frequent the site and post comments over and over. What drives us? Why do we do it? What do we get from the experience that makes it worth our while?
added 2007 Mon Jan 15 4:18:09 by Masked Protester
Will 2008 be the year that Christianity goes secular?
Will 2008 be the year that Christianity goes secular?
added 2007 Mon Jan 15 2:30:00 by Masked Protester
Here we go again, with crusaders preaching their holy law: oppression.
Here we go again, with crusaders preaching their holy law: oppression.
added 2007 Sat Jan 13 23:54:05 by Masked Protester
President Bush's plan for a surge of American troops in Iraq has run into a brick wall of congressional opposition. Critics rightly argue that it may well be too little, way too late. But for a skeptical Congress and nation, it is still the right thing to try.
President Bush's plan for a surge of American troops in Iraq has run into a brick wall of congressional opposition. Critics rightly argue that it may well be too little, way too late. But for a skeptical Congress and nation, it is still the right thing to try.
added 2007 Sat Jan 13 23:31:19 by Masked Protester
Several weeks ago, I addressed the shrinking Democratic policy agenda. Two developments last week reinforce the growing sense that the vaunted "100 hour" legislative freight train is running on empty.
Several weeks ago, I addressed the shrinking Democratic policy agenda. Two developments last week reinforce the growing sense that the vaunted "100 hour" legislative freight train is running on empty.
added 2006 Sat Aug 26 7:25:58 by Masked Protester
A Lebanese citizen was arrested in the North on Friday in connection with an alleged terrorist plot to blow up two trains in Germany on July 31, according to Lebanon's State Prosecutor Saeid Mirza.
A Lebanese citizen was arrested in the North on Friday in connection with an alleged terrorist plot to blow up two trains in Germany on July 31, according to Lebanon's State Prosecutor Saeid Mirza.
added 2006 Wed Aug 16 5:32:57 by Masked Protester
For the past month the United States has worked urgently to end the violence that Hezbollah and its sponsors have imposed on the people of Lebanon and Israel. At the same time, we have insisted that a truly effective cease-fire requires a decisive change from the status quo that produced this war.
For the past month the United States has worked urgently to end the violence that Hezbollah and its sponsors have imposed on the people of Lebanon and Israel. At the same time, we have insisted that a truly effective cease-fire requires a decisive change from the status quo that produced this war.
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added 2006 Sat Aug 12 3:33:08 by Masked Protester
"And that, Chris, that last aspect, the willingness to take one's own life -- I always tell people there are guys on our team like that, too. They're called Army Rangers and Navy Seals and the Special Forces folks and the first responders on 9/11 who went into those buildings knowing, by the way, they weren't going to come out. So we have playe
"And that, Chris, that last aspect, the willingness to take one's own life -- I always tell people there are guys on our team like that, too. They're called Army Rangers and Navy Seals and the Special Forces folks and the first responders on 9/11 who went into those buildings knowing, by the way, they weren't going to come out. So we have playe
added 2006 Wed Aug 9 22:42:28 by Masked Protester
The first conspiracy theories about 9/11 began to emerge while the wreckage was still smoldering. As evidence accumulated that conclusively linked the hijackings to Al Qaeda, some self-proclaimed skeptics searched for alternative explanations. Many seemed driven to find a way to blame the United States for somehow abetting, or even orchestrating, t
The first conspiracy theories about 9/11 began to emerge while the wreckage was still smoldering. As evidence accumulated that conclusively linked the hijackings to Al Qaeda, some self-proclaimed skeptics searched for alternative explanations. Many seemed driven to find a way to blame the United States for somehow abetting, or even orchestrating, t
added 2006 Mon Aug 7 16:11:51 by Masked Protester
Since February 1992, Hassan Nasrallah has headed Lebanon's Hezbollah (or "Party of God") as Secretary-General of the Iranian-backed terrorist group, reportedly receiving $100-200 million of funding from Iran and other supporters in the Arab world.
Since February 1992, Hassan Nasrallah has headed Lebanon's Hezbollah (or "Party of God") as Secretary-General of the Iranian-backed terrorist group, reportedly receiving $100-200 million of funding from Iran and other supporters in the Arab world.
added 2006 Sat Aug 5 23:51:52 by Masked Protester
U.S. soldiers sent to beef up security in Baghdad were seen for the first time on the streets of the capital Saturday as Iraqi police used loudspeakers to reassure people that the Americans were there to protect them.
U.S. soldiers sent to beef up security in Baghdad were seen for the first time on the streets of the capital Saturday as Iraqi police used loudspeakers to reassure people that the Americans were there to protect them.
added 2006 Sat Aug 5 8:39:44 by Masked Protester
The following is an extract from an article in al-Mutamar, the weekly newspaper of the Iraqi National Congress of 24-30 January 2003, in which Kan'an Makiya related the conversation that took place at a meeting with President George Bush.
The following is an extract from an article in al-Mutamar, the weekly newspaper of the Iraqi National Congress of 24-30 January 2003, in which Kan'an Makiya related the conversation that took place at a meeting with President George Bush.
