“What’s written in the far, dark reaches of cyberspace is often more permanent — and damaging — than you think.”
Serious reminder of the power of the internet in this Toronto Globe and Mail story
Michael Klander’s downfall from executive vice-president of the federal Liberal party’s Ontario wing followed an on-line avalanche of condemnations over nasty remarks [...]
Lots of stories about the Clinton impeachment being included in history textbooks. Clinton says the affair ought to be viewed as his principled fight against congressional abuses of power.
Well, I think he deserved it.
He was impeached but not convicted. The system worked. Clinton was no victim. He set himself up for it. It’s frustrating [...]
… is the headline for a William Rusher OpEd about how the ‘06 election will more or less be a referendum on whether to impeach GWB.
Specifically, it now seems clear that, if the Democrats capture the House of Representatives next year, a number of them fully intend to launch impeachment proceedings against President Bush [...]
War in Iraq blogs, that is. Good BBC story about how soldiers’ blogs were letting the unvarnished truth flow from the battlefield – until The Brass figured that might not be such a good thing (for them)…
The war in Vietnam is often referred to as the first war on television, and the wars in Afghanistan [...]
BBC story today says:
A senior Iraqi official has said the government is incapable of managing prisons, hours after an attempted jail break left at least nine people dead. Deputy Justice Minister for Prisons Bhushu Ibrahim Ali said the authorities lacked the technical and financial capacities needed to supervise prisons. The failed Baghdad escape bid was [...]
Just thinking that Steve Kelly’s site deserves a plug for letting the Vietnam Vet in the story below post his sign about U.S. Military casualties in Iraq next to the entrance for a recruiting station in Minnesota. Steve’s a good guy: Kelley for Governor.
NYT story about a wounded Vietnam vet who posts a sign next to the entrance to an Army recruiting center that displays a running total of killed and wounded U.S. soldiers in Iraq. The sign is headed “Remember the Fallen Heroes.”
Early this month, State Senator Steve Kelley, a candidate for governor of Minnesota from [...]