Vol. IX, No. 6, June 2003
After two thousand years of mass, we've got as far as poison gas. --Thomas Hardy
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The Aftermathby Jonathan Wallace
The contrast between our cleverness in conducting the war and our cluelessness about the aftermath is fascinating.
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by Evan Maloney Next time you're dining in a fine restaurant, imagine how you'd feel if the chef interrupted your meal to call you a racist, blood-thirsty, imperialist war-monger. |
by Farhad Mafie Supporting the myth of an Iranian reformist government only prolongs the existence of an oppressive system in Iran. |
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by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting In-depth investigative reporting about the war's likely health and environmental consequences has been scarce. |
by Adam Budde Every choice we make as humans, whether conscious or not, is made with our own pleasure in mind. |
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by Sean Carter Incredibly, criminal defendants are claiming that they are caught up in the Matrix and jurors are buying it. |
By Francesco Femia Bush is behaving not unlike that silly little Corsican we've all read stories about. | ||||
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by Dom Stasi Jefferson’s land of the free would today appear to him a nightmare utopia. |
Amazing how ignorant you truly are. |
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