Saturday, May 23, 2009

9-11 Lessons From Star Trek

For all you fellow original Trek fans :)



Video by ThoughtCrime7
From the Star Trek episode "Day of the Dove"

Thursday, May 14, 2009

This about says it all for the last 8 years ...

Paul Krugman, blogging at the New York Times:

"Let’s say this slowly: the Bush administration wanted to use 9/11 as a pretext to invade Iraq, even though Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11. So it tortured people to make them confess to the nonexistent link. There’s a word for this: it’s evil.”

Monday, May 11, 2009

Another 11th

As usual, I handed out flyers at San Francisco's cable-car turnaround with a loose band of like-minded activists. If you're still not ready to wrap your mind around the idea that the conspirators behind the horrible events of Sept. 11th, 2001 extend far beyond bin Laden and a few dozen cave-dwelling Muslems, I recommend the following movies (free on the web):

9/11: Press for Truth

Loose Change Final Cut

More 9-11 documentaries and all sorts of materials for activists can be found here: http://theblackpacket.com/

Truth starts with you.

How can we not prosecute these crimes?

Don't tell me private Lynndie England instigated this on her own: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=13379

Don't tell me her and her boyfriend were the "bad apples" who orchestrated what Seymour Hersh charged in a speech to the ACLU -- children being sodomized in front of women at Abu Ghraib: http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/2004/07/15/hersh/index.html

There can be no healing without justice. There must be a full investigation of these alligations. If American taxpayers financed the torture of innocent human beings, they are complicit until they demand one.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

I haven't written here for a while, sorry. First of all, I don't seem to have the time, and second of all ... I'm just sick of the crap that's going on that everyone's talking about but no one seems to really *think* about. Like the torture memos.


The torture memos are sickening. But anyone who has been paying attention knew that stuff was going on all along ... or at least they should have known ... after all, there are people we have held without charges who have now been released and they've already described much worse horrors from Guantanamo.


I've heard pundits talk endlessly about the "political implications" of the memos, but no one is getting to the hard-core, nitty gritty, emotional reality these memos try to defend. Like the torture of children.



I'm running out of Internet time, but I'll leave you with a scary blog entry about "Swine Flu" (Mike Rivero from whatreallyhappened.com calls it "When Pigs Fly" Flu. Because it's a cross between Avian and Swine Flu, and if you think that happened without the help of some lab, I have a flying pig to sell you ...) : http://smokingmirrors.blogspot.com/2009/04/waiting-outside-theater-for-curtain-to.html

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Why did the eagle cross the road?

Why did the US send troops to Afghanistan?
-- To get Osama bin Laden!
It's been 7 years. Where is he?
-- Uh ... I dunno ...

Why did the US send troops to Iraq?
-- Because Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction!
It's been 6 years. Where are they?
-- Uh ... I guess they weren't there ...

Why did the US send Obama to the White House?
-- They wanted change!
Okay. Where is it?

I hope we aren't asking these same questions in four years, folks ...