OBAMA AMAZES – More Reflections on 2008 Elections
John Kerry’s endorsement of Barack Obama for President must have shocked the Democratic Party establishment as much as it surprised…
Author: Richard Nadeau
Posted in: Election
“The One Percent Doctrine” and the New Hampshire Presidential Debates
Richard Nadeau January 7, 2008 13 Comments on “The One Percent Doctrine” and the New Hampshire Presidential Debates
A sense of depression and hopelessness crept over me as I watched the CNN replay of Republican and Democratic debates…
Posted in: Election, War and Peace
Tagged: Border Issues
Impeach This Lawless President and Vice-President
In the spring of 2005, Wisconsin Democrats drafted a resolution calling for the impeachment of Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld for…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Election
History Always Has Surprises
December 12, 2007 The first meeting since Annapolis between Israel and Palestinian negotiators took place today. A report by the…
Posted in: War and Peace, World News
A War of Conquest: Iraq’s Voiceless Refugees and Invisible Corpses
Richard Nadeau November 29, 2007 1 Comment on A War of Conquest: Iraq’s Voiceless Refugees and Invisible Corpses
Most Americans have no idea what their powerful and expensive military and armed Blackwater thugs have been doing in Iraq…
Thoughts out of Season
Published in the forthcoming November/December issue of “Because People Matter (BPM)” “Yet, the identity between the state and the people…
Posted in: World News
National Security or Human Rights?
Thursday night’s highly orchestrated CNN televised debate among Democratic candidates was a good example of how genuine anti-war candidates are…
Posted in: Election, Media, War and Peace
Seven Good Reasons to Vote for Dennis Kucinich
Dennis Kucinich is my choice among the democratic candidates based upon his courageous and non-conformist stand on the issues. You…
Posted in: Election
Will the U.S. Attack Iran?
One of the things I have learned in reading history is that states and organizations often miscalculate or underestimate the…
Posted in: Media, War and Peace
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