Author: dan

A group of distinguished experts and scholars, including Robert M. Bowman, James H. Fetzer, Wayne Madsen, John McMurtry, Morgan Reynolds, and Andreas von Buelow, have concluded that senior government officials have covered up crucial facts about what really happened on 9/11.

On Feb. 6,2001 Gus Boulis left his office in Fort Lauderdale about 9:30 p.m. and took a shortcut on his way home to Hollywood, FL. A car stopped in front of him, and then a black Ford Mustang with temporary tags pulled up next to Boulis, and someone in the car shot him at least…

Lobbyist Jack Abramoff pleads guilty and Washington trembles

The foulest media performances of 2005 It is regrettable that only a few journalists can win a P.U.-litzer. In 2005, a large volume of strong competitors made the selection process very difficult.

As oil prices rise and crude oil supplies and refined products strain to keep up with demand, as Hurricane Katrina wreaks havoc on the production infrastructure as well as on a devastated population, the isse of Peak Oil is finally becoming acknowledged in the mainstream news.

There was a big jungle/dnb party in Salt Lake City, Utah this weekend that got raided with guys in combat fatigues. They used tazers, attack dogs, physical violence, tear gas, everything. People had AK-47s pressed to their heads. The promoters had gone out of their way to do this party legit with permits, fees, security…

In an series of hostile and irrational actions the Czech police ended the Czechtek 2005 freetekno festival. UPDATE: one person died!

A singular monolithic top-down power structure of self-interested news giants

Building a case against the president is not as crazy as it sounds If you think President Bush should be impeached, it’s time to get serious.

A UN human rights expert sharply condemned the invasion of Iraq and the global anti-terror drive, accusing the US-led coalition of using food deprivation as a military tactic and of sapping efforts to fight hunger in the world.