From t r u t h o u t:

February 2, 2006 | Jesus Calles, of El Centro, California, an activist on the "March of Migrants," places crosses on graves in a cemetery plot set aside for unidentified people who died trying to cross illegally into the US from Mexico.
(Photo: David McNew / Getty Images)

Hello.



Harpers.org's 2005 Yearly Review.

Peace.

Goodbye.

One more time:

These are current photos from Iraq, shown at t r u t h o u t :







I don't know about you, but I think we should take some responsibility here...

Peace.

says...

KARL ROVE: WORSE THAN OSAMA BIN LADEN

Go ahead and read it, jake.

Peace.

Hey there. I guess it's time once again to reactivate this thing.

Iraq: the wrong war from www.opendemocracy.net

nation Mondo Washington by James Ridgeway Glimmers of Hope Hang in there. Things may not be quite as good as Bush-lovers think. November 16th, 2004 11:05 AM

...a bit late, but worth a read:

JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT Patriots Reject Bush "Reelection"

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GUILTY, DISGUSTED, AMERICAN

by Ted Rall

The NYTimes' Interactive Graphic for 2004 US Presidential Election Results

Forum: Self-Binding The United States pursued a multilateral strategy to secure peace and prosperity after World War II. Here's what the country risks in adopting unilateral approaches to new threats today or How America benefited from multilateralism--and the cost we bear by going it alone in a risky new century by Lisa L. Martin, www.harvardmagazine.com

Weekly Review Posted on Tuesday, October 26, 2004. By Roger D. Hodge.



also: Good Enough for Washington Posted on Monday, October 25, 2004. Considering the evils and hypocrisies of modern electioneering. Originally from “Editor's Easy Chair,” Harper's New Monthly Magazine, vol. 64, iss. 381, pp. 466-467, February 1882. By George William Curtis.

Polling truth Don't be confused by the tide of contradictory voter surveys. Bush is in trouble, writes US blogger Markos Moulitsas, Tuesday October 26, 2004 The Guardian

A curious illustration: Found here.

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A Catalonian perspective on the U.S. election (in Castillian).

The Village Voice: Features: Sucking Democracy Dry: The End of Democracy by Rick Perlstein Losing America's birthright, the George Bush way October 19th, 2004 10:40 AM

JOCKS VS. GEEKS The Two Tribes of American Politics

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THE CASE AGAINST BUSH Ten Reasons America Needs a Change

The New York Times > International > 'Catastrophic Success': Poor Intelligence Misled Troops About Risk of Drawn-Out War: "October 20, 2004
'CATASTROPHIC SUCCESS'
Poor Intelligence Misled Troops About Risk of Drawn-Out War
By MICHAEL R. GORDON"

MotherJones.com | News: Aboard the Good Ship USS State of Denial By Tom Engelhardt In the final run-up to the election, we're still inside the American bubble, with the grimmer news happening offshore of American consciousness. October 18 , 2004

The Village Voice: Nation: Voter's Digest: nation villagevoice.com exclusive The latest election fraud warnings Voter's Digest October 18th, 2004 3:20 PM

's IMAGE CONTROL Leave No Particulate Matter Behind, by LOU BEACH. Plus, Filtered. JOHN POWERS ON... Desperadoes: Going nuts inside the debate bubble. DISSONANCE George Untethered We have an untethered president. It’s a good thing he doesn’t bite. BY MARC COOPER Indicting the Media: The mainstream press is covering the presidential campaign like the ninth race at Santa Anita. Hey, there are real issues in the White House Stakes. BY DAVID CORN OCTOBER 15 - 21, 2004

Dirty tricks return to the sunshine state US election begins with voting in Florida dogged by controversy over faulty machines and disenfranchised voters Oliver Burkeman in Tallahassee, Tuesday October 19, 2004 The Guardian ¡Viva la Democracia!