Relativity or are Republicans evil? (Or do they
just act that way?) |
January
10, 2001 | There was a point in this terrible election
where it became all clear, like a B & W photo in
developer, that they were going to get away with it—that
the Republicans would manage to stop the recount and
force their man into the White House.. against all
reason, facts, and fairness. |
Debate
or CIA propaganda? |
January
10, 2001: What is the difference between propaganda and
honest debate? Honest debate depends on fact and reason,
and its goal is to disclose factual information. When
politicians or media pundits mischaracterize their
opponents' arguments, they show contempt for fact and
reason. The information they pass along to the public
becomes misleading disinformation, or
propaganda. |
A
Confederate in the Cabinet |
More
than 13 decades after Robert E. Lee surrendered at
Appomattox, the U.S. Senate is getting ready to confirm
as attorney general someone who has voiced fervent
admiration for the Confederacy. It's an almost
unbelievable situation. Yet many news outlets—and the
vast majority of senators—are perpetuating a state of
denial. |
Leap of
faith 2001: GW Bush the messiah or the
anti-Christ? |
January
8, 2001 | A curious story is circulating the Internet
today about George W. the Christian. It's popping up
wherever his compassionate conservatives gather in
cyberspace. Scroll past the comments about Chelsea
Clinton's "grotesque" looks and the diatribes against
gays and uppity Negroes on message boards, and you'll
find it. |
Democracy, the election, and the news
media |
January
8, 2001 | What is democracy, and how has it changed
during the nation's history? What did the open stealing
of Election 2000 have to do with weakening democracy,
and how would a genuine, truth-telling news media make
democracy stronger? |
"The
Diva" formally switches race |
LONG
BEACH (gorewon2000.net), January 7, 2001—"The Diva,"
WebMistress of The
Bush Brothers Banana Republic, after careful consideration and review of new
information, has decided today to renounce her
whiteness, and join the black
race. |
It's
official: We have lost the
country |
January
7, 2001 | By their refusal to stand up with their House
colleagues in objecting to Florida's 25 stolen electoral
votes, thereby preventing George W. Bush's illegitimate
ascendancy to the White House, all 50 Democratic members
of the U.S. Senate have joined in the right-wing
takeover of the country. |
Serving
notice to the spineless Democratic
senators |
January
7, 2001 | I hereby serve notice to every single
disappointing, spineless, weak-kneed, selfish Democratic
senator that did not have one iota of decency left in
him or her to stand up and do the correct thing—do their
duty—and stand up for our country and Constitution
today! It is truly pathetic to watch a group of people
who took an oath to protect country and Constitution
sell their souls and dignity (and respectability) to
make a deal with the devils. What else can we expect
from a group that is so scared and intimidated that they
won't even openly support our protests—only saying that
they will "support [us] behind the
scenes." |
It's
still a little green, but it's getting
riper! |
January
6, 2001 | I must say that I don't often peruse the
"Opposing Views" link on Online Journal. And I'm sorry I
don't. I will do so more often. What caught my
attention, and prompted me to write, was a response to
one of my own columns, "Yes, I know; It's not easy being
Green," from Eric Blomstrom in Chicago. I refer
specifically to the paragraph
below: |
Philadelphia attorney to file federal class
action suit to overturn presidential
election |
LAYFAYETTE HILL, PA, Jan. 6—Attorney, political
activist and former Pennsylvania Deputy Attorney General
Philip J. Berg announced today that he will be filing a
class action lawsuit in a Florida federal court to
overturn the 2000 presidential
election. |
America
sleeps as civil rights leaders
struggle |
January
6, 2000 | During the late 1950s and the 1960s, white
Democrats and progressives made common cause with
African-Americans as they sought civil rights and social
justice. Today most Democrats in Congress ignore the
fact that large numbers of voters, many of them African
-American, were systematically disenfranchised in
Election
2000. |