“But when one declares a war that produced Hiroshima and the Holocaust a ‘Good War,’ it raises a question: good for whom?”

Three undersea cables in Asia have been cut this week, leaving Iran entirely without internet connectivity.

Over 70 students at Morton West High School in Berwyn, IL participated in a sit-in against the Iraq War on All Saint’s Day, Thursday, November 1st. They were suspended, expelled and even face criminal charges for participating.

Hillary Clinton wants us to know that she is opposed to letting President Bush take any military action against Iran without full Congressional approval. What difference does it make?

Scott Pelley interviews Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on 60 Minutes.

The violence of the powerful is right. The violence of the powerless is wrong.

If you’re not already reading Arthur Silber’s blog Once Upon a Time…, you ought to start.

Bush: “I’m like a lot of Americans that say, ‘Well, if [the fake WMD intelligence] wasn’t right in Iraq, how do you know it’s right in Iran.’” Bush is always good for a chuckle.

On Wednesday, Rice and the public relations chief for the Bush administration, Karen Hughes, held a “Private Sector Summit on Public Diplomacy.” Sponsored by the State Department and the Public Relations Coalition, the summit was held with 150 top public relations professionals and State Department officials “to identify clear action steps the private sector can take to support U.S. public diplomacy.”

We’re on our way into another century of fascism and holocaust and death worship, but soon we may finally destroy ourselves.

Nancy Boyda (D-KS) responds to serious debate about escalation in Iraq with snark.

When does Bush get hanged for his?