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27 August 2005
Will News Media Help Bush Exploit the 9/11 Anniversary Again?
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Norman Solomon
For a long time, the last refuge of scoundrels was “patriotism.” Now it’s “the war on terror.”

President Bush and many of his vocal supporters aren’t content to wrap themselves in the flag. It’s not sufficient to posture...
27 August 2005
Fear, loathing and Cindy Sheehan
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Alexander Cockburn
What truly frightens governments sending their citizens off to war is mutiny or the threat of mutiny. It was soldiers shooting their officers and sailors pushing planes off aircraft carriers that prompted the Pentagon to run up the white...
25 August 2005
Armstrong bikes with president over Sheehan grave
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Greg Palast
Crawford, Texas - Celebrity bike champ Lance Armstrong joined President George W. Bush this weekend at the Crawford Ranch to celebrate the thirtieth day of the President's vigil against Cindy Sheehan, the mother of a soldier killed in...
25 August 2005
Four Years On
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Todd Huffman
The fourth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11 will soon be upon us. There will be no one whose memory of that terrible blue-sky morning will rest.

Some will grieve for their personal loss, on that day or in...
24 August 2005
Bush’s option to escalate the war in Iraq
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Norman Solomon
The Bush administration may ratchet up the Iraq war.

That might seem unlikely, even farfetched. After all, the president is facing an upsurge of domestic opposition to the war. Under such circumstances, why would he...
22 August 2005
Sheehan breakthroughs, unbridgeable divides, and taboos unbroken
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David Swanson
The Washington Post today wondered out loud whether Cindy Sheehan might be a "catalyst for a muscular antiwar movement."  In translation, this is an assertion that Cindy Sheehan has already become an accepted reason for the corporate media...

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