Although Muslims say their religion is a peaceful one, many Americans are inclined to call bullshit. How do they expect us to believe they’re all about loving one another when their own behavior seems to indicate otherwise? Slaughtering thousands of Americans on 9/11 was not their lone foray into killing; one can turn [...]
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Ethnocentric Ignorance: “Nobody’s Right if Everybody’s Wrong”
Posted in 9/11, Americans, Buffalo Springfield, Iraq War, Islam, Middle East, Muslims, Osama bin Laden, Rush Limbaugh, September 11th, USA, allah, christianity, culture, current events, ethnocentrism, god, good and evil, jihad, military, music, radical, religion, songs, war, world on July 31, 2007 | 7 Comments »
Colorado Furnishes Dirt; Ward Churchill Fired
Posted in 9/11, Adolf Eichmann, Americans, Bill O'Reilly, Boulder, Colorado, FoxNews, Nazis, Politics, September 11th, University of Colorado, Ward Churchill, academia, academic freedom, education, ethnic studies, free speech, ghostwriting, media, patriotism, plagiarism on July 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Parents who fear that their college-aged “children” will be brainwashed by Ward Churchill can rest easy now, knowing that Churchill’s radically liberal views are counterbalanced by the radically conservative “thought cops” on Fox, where pseudo-journalism posing as news acts as a check and balance to free speech in the United States.
Now that Ward Churchill [...]
Overcoming Ostrich Syndrome
Posted in 2004 elections, 2008 elections, Boston, Bush, Bush administration, CIA, Dennis Kucinich, Elections, Matrix, Mike Gravel, PATRIOT Act, Wikipedia, anti-war protesters, baby boomers, civic disengagement, corporations, diversity, journalism, media, military, news media, ostrich, people, presidential candidates, red states on July 29, 2007 | 6 Comments »
Divert your eyes. Not looking at something means it isn’t really there. Or so goes the thinking of big dumb birds.
According to popular legend, when an ostrich spots something unpleasant–such as a hungry tiger charging its way–the bird’s gut instinct is neither to flee nor to fight its impending foe, but to bury [...]
Perfect Timing Marijuana Propaganda
Posted in "Welcome to the Congo", 2006 elections, 9/11, AP, Anderson Cooper, Andrew Weil, Associated Press, Bill O'Reilly, Brazil, British Heath Department, Bush, California, Capitalism, Congo, Cynthia Kuhn, DEA, Drug Enforcement Administration, Duncan Hunter, Elections, France, GOP, Geraldo Rivera, He-Man, Kurt Cobain, LAPD, Los Angeles, Mark Texeira, Michel Foucault, Minneapolis, NRA, Osama bin Laden, Pan American Games, Politics, Stanley Zammit, Tim Russert, Tom Tancredo, Tupac, USA, War on Drugs, Wolf Blitzer, addiction, alcohol, black market, cell phones, citizens, conspiracy theory, corporations, corruption, crime, culture, drugs, funding agencies, grant, industry, law, law enforcement, legalization, legalization of marijuana, marijuana, media, medicinal marijuana, mormon, news media, pharmacy, police, polygamy, pot, prescription drugs, propoganda, psychosis, race, racism, research, scientific research, smokers, society, speechwriting, states, taliban, technology, tobacco, weed on July 27, 2007 | 5 Comments »
I tend to steer clear of the marijuana debate, mainly because it seems like an area where educated people are consistently made to look like fools by those who have no clue what the hell they’re talking about. But the timing of the AP’s release of this story is too unbelievable for me not to [...]
Cultures of Retaliation and Zero Tolerance
Posted in 9/11, Abdullah Mehsud, Afghanistan, Al Gore, Arabs, Benazir Bhutto, Bill O'Reilly, Bush, Cuba, David Shuster, Dennis Kucinich, FoxNews, George W. Bush, Gitmo, Giuiliani, Ground Zero, Hurricane Katrina, Iraq War, Islam, Jessica Hackerd, Mark Texeira, Mitt Romney, Muslims, Nazis, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Public Radio, New Orleans, New York, Northern Alliance, O'Reilly Factor, POWs, Pakistan, Phil Donahue, Politics, Robert Davis, Robert Evangelist, September 11th, USA, Wolf Blitzer, abortion, al-Qaeda, blue wall of science, capital punishment, cities, court, debates, economics, inequality, law, military, neocons, news media, police brutality, prejudice, presidential debates, prisoners of war, propoganda, red states, relationships, smear, society, suicide bomber, taliban, technology, terrorism, thoughts, torture, war on July 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In an unusually clear-headed performance, Bill O’Reilly deviated tonight from his usual “shoot first and ask questions later” mentality. After showing a video of retired elementary school teacher Robert Davis being ruthlessly attacked by New Orleans police officers in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, O’Reilly acknowledged that it looked kind of disturbing.
To be sure, [...]
Protected: Against Hobby Conspiracy Theorists
Posted in 9/11, American Idol, Americans, Bush, Christine Boutin, Elvis, France, Kurt Cobain, Lindsay Lohan, Michel Foucault, National Enquirer, Osama bin Laden, Paparazzi, Pierre Bourdieu, Politics, Saudi Arabia, September 11th, Tupac, USA, YouTube, al-Qaeda, building 7, celebrities, civic disengagement, conspiracies, conspiracy theory, culture, movies, mysteries, society, voting on July 20, 2007 | Enter your password to view comments
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