Col David Hackworth, no chickenhawk, on Loyalty to the Country Always: It seems that in America it’s unpatriotic to ask, “Was this war necessary?” Today, a highly organized right-wing juggernaut […]
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Author: James Landrith
“Dancing” Continues
Duncan Campbell of The Guardian on Bush forced to defend rising US death toll: George Bush acted at the weekend to address increasing national disquiet over the number of US […]
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More on Old Bones
James Randerson of New Scientist on Dawn of human race uncovered: Three fossil skulls from Ethiopia have been revealed as the oldest human remains yet discovered. The 160,000-year-old finds plug […]
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Possible Progress on Gulf War Syndrome
The Department of Veterans Affairs gets a little closer to possible root of Gulf War Syndrome. Warbloggers, ignore the following as it pertains to sick vets and ya'll don't really […]
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More on Secret Arrests
Elaine Cassell of Civil Liberties Watch on Score Another One For Secret Trials: Court Hands Bush Big Win: For those of you hoping the federal courts will save you from […]
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More Boot on the Neck
Michael Moss of the New York Times (yeah, I know) on False Terrorism Tips to F.B.I. Uproot the Lives of Suspects: One evening in late April, the F.B.I. chief in […]
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Allergy-Friendly Lawns
Rachel Nowak writing for New Scientist on Genetically modified grass snuffs out hayfever: A hypoallergenic grass genetically modified to lack two common hay-fever allergens is set to enter field trials […]
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Dem Bones, Dem Bones
Duncan Graham-Rowe writing for New Scientist on Bad breaks fixed fast by bone 'printer': Shattered bones could soon be replaced by segments of artificial bone that can be "printed" within […]
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Toppling Iran
CBC News on Bush 'won't tolerate' nuclear armed Iran: U.S. President George Bush said on Wednesday he and other world leaders would not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons. Cuz, […]
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Watching the Watchers
Angelina Sciolla of mediabistro.com on The Blog Estate: We know by now what blogs are: web logs filled with regularly updated musings and commentary, typically written with a personal voice […]
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