A recent experience in kangaroo court at Guantanamo Bay provides an excellent example of how things operate in that surreal, unjust world of military tyranny and oppression.
Compassionate Capitalism: Ecocide With a Smiley Face
Society + Culture
By MWC NEWS
Friday, 18 July 2008
Imagine a crew of poor and minority construction workers. After years of poverty, lack of opportunity and discrimination they finally have secure, well-paying jobs with good benefits.
There's been a lot of public discussion of late of the Associated Press's Washington Bureau Chief Ron Fournier's changes in style rules. Out with "just the facts," in with opinion and perspective. Or so the story goes. The changes that are afoot at the AP appear to be part of a broader trend, influenced - in part - by the internet, the medium itself and the competition from bloggers.
Fmr. Chief Guantanamo Prosecutor Says Military Commissions “Not Justice”
As the first military tribunal conducted by the United States in more than half a century is scheduled to take place next week in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, we speak with Air Force Colonel Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor at Guantanamo.
A senior Iranian diplomat has arrived in Geneva for talks with European negotiators where, for the first time, a high-level US official will be present.
Al Gore, Nobel laureate and former US vice president, has urged Americans to shift from electricity generated by fossil fuels to renewable energy within a decade.
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A senior Iranian diplomat has arrived in Geneva for talks with European negotiators where, for the first time, a high-level US official will be present.
Thousands of people have attended a memorial service in Beirut for eight Hezbollah fighters killed in the 2006 war with Israel.
Nelson Mandela has bemoaned the growing gap between rich and poor in his country as he marked his 90th birthday.
