An Open Letter to Ralph Nader
"Mr. Nader, we know that if Kerry is elected, the country will still be in big trouble. If Bush is elected, the Democrats can start playing defense as you suggested. Why have the Democrats not long ago started impeachment proceedings against Bush and his entire administration? Why have the Democrats not consistently voted in unison against the Bush agenda and driven his program into a quagmire of Congressional stalemate?"
Spin Doctoring Will Not Take the Sting Out of Israeli Apartheid
"Far from being a democracy, Israel has veiled its racist character by determining three classes of citizenship: Class A reserved for Jews, Class B for non-Jews and Class C for “present-absentees.”"
Same situation but different solution
"...as with the apartheid regime in South Africa, Israel is also in clear contravention of international law, the resolutions of the United Nations and the majority opinion of the international community vis-a-vis the conflict. It is obvious that the majority of world public opinion is in favor of the applicability of international law and thus clearly against the illegal occupation and its resulting apartheid practices."
No South African solution
"While Jews are not yet a minority and the Palestinian Arabs a majority, the demographic clock is ticking and within 10-20 years this will indeed be the situation."
Cardinal Rigali Wrong to Boost Warmonger Bush
"On Oct. 3, 2004, Philadelphia’s Cardinal Justin Rigali promoted in a homily, the presidential candidacy of the supposedly pro-life George Bush. Besides the fact that the IRS Tax Code proscribes the clergy from sticking their noses into politics, it is truly ironic that a raving warmonger, like Bush, can be considered pro life. Close to 15,377 civilians and 1,104 U.S. soldiers have died in the Iraqi War. Why isn’t Rigali concerned about that moral issue?"
