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disarm the united rogue states of america
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my little political section, since the more i learn about dubya's administration dangerous ideology, the angrier i get. apologies if you only expected photos...
by the way, i enjoyed more than 10 years in california and have many intelligent friends over there. many of them are as appalled as i am.
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a few interesting articles by some very smart and thoughtful people
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- US highest incarceration rate in the world, CSM Aug 18th
- iraqis too smart for american-style democracy, by harry goslin
- preventive
war, the supreme crime, by noam chomsky, aug 11th
- 20 lies about the war. july 13th
- what hans
blix thinks of the us government's attitude. june 11th.
the guardian
- surprise in
baghdad. june 10th. afp
- indeed the us government was massively lying
about iraq's threat.
june 10th. tom paine
- even cnn now wonders if lying
about the reason for a war is an impeachable offense .
june 6th. cnn
- my friend makram explains how the coalition is loosing the heart and minds of arabs. may 2nd 2003
- us is in a state of moral bankrupcy by jacob g. hornberger . may 23rd 2003. future of freedom foundation
- senator lugar (republican, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee ) says bush creating an 'incubator' for terrorists in iraq. may 23rd 2003. times online.
- senator byrd says iraq war was illegal, unprovoked. may 21st 2003. fox news.
- countering a wave of hate, by tim robbins. april 17th 2003
- i loathe america, and what it has done to the rest of the world. by margaret drabble. telegraph.
- richard dawkins explains bin laden's victory. mar 22nd. the guardian
- british mp robin cook's full speech of resignation. mar 18th. cnn
- michael moore's letter to dubya. mar 17th. on michael's site
- george bush senior warns against unilateral action mar 10th. times online
- just war — or a just war? by jimmy carter. mar 9th. the new-york times
- paulo coelho says thank you to bush mar 8th.
- us diplomat john brady kiesling's letter of resignation. feb 27th. the new-york times
- war on iraq iq test by rev. jeremiah wright. feb 23rd. third world traveller
- letter to the london observer from terry jones (from monty python)
- the united states has gone mad by john le carré. jan 15th. times online
- questions that won't be asked about iraq by us congressman ron paul. sept 10th 2002.
- letter to an american by antoine de saint exupery. interesting perspective !
- in 1927, mister gide, a french person spoke at a conference on colonization: "you have to colonize because there is a moral obligation to the people, like there is for individuals, to employ force and advantages providence has given them for the general good of humankind (...) colonization is one of those duties which great nations are responsible for and from which they cannot withdraw without failing their mission and risking their moral downfall."
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the evil empire
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- project for the new american century. among pnac's members were and still are vice president dick cheney, defense secretary donald rumsfeld, and deputy defense secretary paul wolfowitz. consider the documents contained in there as blueprints for current us foreign policy, calling for an aggressive and unilateral approach that would secure american dominance of world affairs "by force if necessary." remember "mein kampf" ?
- ideological reasons explaining why and how under bush, the us is emerging as the "evil" empire (in denial). mar 25th 2003. the nyt.
- and you thought this war was waged to disarm iraq from wmd it did not have ? because of its imaginary links to al qaeda ? think again. installing a favorable puppet regime and setting military bases is more like it.
- the war on terrorism is fictionnal, terrorism is only getting worse.
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a few points to illustrate why not everybody wants to be liberated by usa.
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- how many american citizen are detained like mike
awash, with no due process, without being charged with any crime
? [update: mike was trying to infiltrate Afganistan
to fight with the Taliban] 60 at last count ? how
many in guantanomo ? 600 ? call that americas's bastille !
- patriot act: was freedom actually the problem ? are citizen the problem ? canada is clearly unreasonnable with the freedom it gives its own citizen. maybe the statue of liberty should return to france. luckily, america is still full of outspoken and smart people.
- since "free societies do not intimidate through conquest..." ( - george w. bush to the u.n. general assembly, sep 12, 2002), what does that imply for usa ? besides, how can you export freedom if you do not have it at home...
- usa is clearly fascist state. take it from benito
himself. all elements point to the same conclusion: son of privilege,
chosen of god, and wearing a military uniform. select quotes from mussolini
1932:
- for fascism, the growth of empire, that is to say the expansion of the nation, is an essential manifestation of vitality, and its opposite a sign of decadence...
- ...the fascist state organizes the nation, but leaves a sufficient margin of liberty to the individual; the latter is deprived of all useless and possibly harmful freedom, but retains what is essential; the deciding power in this question cannot be the individual, but the state alone....
- fascism, the more it considers and observes the future and the development of humanity quite apart from political considerations of the moment, believes neither in the possibility nor the utility of perpetual peace. it thus repudiates the doctrine of pacifism -- born of a renunciation of the struggle and an act of cowardice in the face of sacrifice. war alone brings up to its highest tension all human energy and puts the stamp of nobility upon the peoples who have courage to meet it. all other trials are substitutes, which never really put men into the position where they have to make the great decision -- the alternative of life or death....
and i am not talking about environment...
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keeping informed.
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there is hope
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