One of the accused abusive prison guards in Iraq apparently also enjoyed abusing prisoners in the US. Maybe he put that down as “prior experience” when applying for the Abu Ghraib (sp?) job…
They Rule.
They Rule. Find out the fairly incestuous relationships at play in the boards of large US corporations.
Google’s so-called ‘blog’ features entry editing to smooth over those pronouncements that just don’t go down so well with the audience.
Google’s so-called ‘blog’ features entry editing to smooth over those pronouncements that just don’t go down so well with the audience. Look at the entry for May 10th, then see the original entry preserved at hello, typepad. Nice backtracking. That’s the fun part about the internet, the stuff gets preserved.
A guide to frequenting pubs in the UK.
A guide to frequenting pubs in the UK. An essential guide to travelling in the UK!
According to John Zogby (of the Zogby polling firm) the election is Kerry’s to lose.
According to John Zogby (of the Zogby polling firm) the election is Kerry’s to lose. That’s a lot less controversial than having Diebold, the maker of electronic voting machine, vowing to “deliver the 2004 election” to Bush. At least I think so.
Signs that Google has gone corporate?
Signs that Google has gone corporate? Let the outsourcing begin…
Play the Osama bin Lotto!
Play the Osama bin Lotto! The winner gets a custom-made tin-foil hat… or does he?
Chain of Command: Seymour Hersh’s new article on the Abu Gharib situation.
Chain of Command: Seymour Hersh’s new article on the Abu Gharib situation. If you think this is about a handful of people far down the chain of command you’re sadly mistaken.
The failure of the American press.
The failure of the American press. Pretty compelling stuff, from an insider to the news business.
Want to know what the general mood is like in Iraq now?
Want to know what the general mood is like in Iraq now? You can see it in Iraq blogs… and it’s not pretty.