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The rolling hills of southeast Oklahoma stretch from Norman across to Arkansas and show little evidence of the vast deposits of crude oil that were once beneath them. Some old rigs dot the countryside; the active ones churn on, pumping out a few gallons with each slow turn and prompting a passerby to ask if the effort is really worth it. Many have simply given up, and sit motionless amid the fields as corroding reminders of the glory days of gushers and wildcatters and instant fortunes.
There are rigs scattered through the farmland around Ada, an old oil town of sixteen thousand with a college and a county courthouse. The rigs are idle, though-the oil is gone. Money is now made in Ada by the hour in factories and feed mills and on pecan farms.
Downtown Ada is a busy place. There are no empty or boarded-up buildings on Main Street. The merchants survive, though much of their business has moved to the edge of town. The cafés are crowded at lunch.
The Pontotoc County Courthouse is old and cramped and full of lawyers and their clients. Around it is the usual hodgepodge of county buildings and law offices. The jail, a squat, windowless bomb shelter, was for some forgotten reason built on the courthouse lawn. The methamphetamine scourge keeps it full.
Main Street ends at the campus of East Central University, home to four thousand students, many of them commuters. The school pumps life into the community with a fresh supply of young people and a faculty that adds some diversity to southeastern Oklahoma.
Few things escape the attention of the Ada Evening News , a lively daily that covers the region and works hard to compete with The Oklahoman , the state's largest paper. There's usually world and national news on the front page, then state and regional, then the important items-high school sports, local politics, community calendars, and obituaries.
The people of Ada and Pontotoc County are a pleasant blend of small-town southerners and independent westerners. The accent could be from east Texas or Arkansas, with flat i 's and other long vowels. It's Chickasaw country. Oklahoma has more Native Americans than any other state, and after a hundred years of mixing many of the white folks have Indian blood. The stigma is fading fast; indeed, there is now pride in the heritage.
The Bible Belt runs hard through Ada. The town has fifty churches from a dozen strains of Christianity. They are active places, and not just on Sundays. There is one Catholic church, and one for the Episcopalians, but no temple or synagogue. Most folks are Christians, or claim to be, and belonging to a church is rather expected. A person's social status is often determined by religious affiliation.
With sixteen thousand people, Ada is considered large for rural Oklahoma, and it attracts factories and discount stores. Workers and shoppers make the drive from several counties. It is eighty miles south and east of Oklahoma City, and three hours north of Dallas. Everybody knows somebody working or living in Texas.
The biggest source of local pride is the quarter-horse "bidness." Some of the best horses are bred by Ada ranchers. And when the Ada High Cougars win another state title in football, the town struts for years.
It's a friendly place, filled with people who speak to strangers and always to each other and are anxious to help anyone in need. Kids play on shaded front lawns. Doors are left open during the day. Teenagers cruise through the night causing little trouble.
Had it not been for two notorious murders in the early 1980s, Ada would have gone unnoticed by the world. And that would have been just fine with the good folks of Pontotoc County.
As if by some unwritten city ordinance, most of the nightclubs and watering holes in Ada were on the periphery of the town, banished to the edges to keep the riffraff and thei
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Der Starautor nimmt sich einer wahren Geschichte an: einem der schlimmsten Justizirrtümer der US-Geschichte. Ronald Williamson wird nur aufgrund einer Denunziation zum Tode verurteilt, und es dauert buchstäblich bis zur letzten Minute, die Wahrheit aufzudecken und Williamson zu rehabilitieren. Joh Grisham's first work of non-fiction, an exploration of small town justice gone terribly awry, is his most extraordinary legal thriller yet. In the major league draft of 1971, the first player chosen from the State of Oklahoma was Ron Williamson. When he signed with the Oakland A's, he said goodby…mehr
John Grisham's first work of non-fiction, an exploration of small town justice gone terribly awry, is his most extraordinary legal thriller yet.
In the major league draft of 1971, the first player chosen from the State of Oklahoma was Ron Williamson. When he signed with the Oakland A's, he said goodbye to his hometown of Ada and left to pursue his dreams of big league glory.
Six years later he was back, his dreams broken by a bad arm and bad habits - drinking, drugs and women. He began to show signs of mental illness. Unable to keep a job, he moved in with his mother and slept 20 hours a day on her sofa.
In 1982, a 21 year-old cocktail waitress in Ada named Debra Sue Carter was raped and murdered, and for five years the police could not solve the crime. For reasons that were never clear, they suspected Ron Williamson and his friend Dennis Fritz. The two were finally arrested in 1987 and charged with capital murder.
With no physical evidence, the prosecution's case was built on junk science and the testimony of jaihouse snitches and convicts. Dennis Fritz was found guilty and given a life sentence. Ron Williamson was sent to Death Row.
If you believe that in America you are innocent until proven guilty, this book will shock you. If you believe in the death penalty, this book will disturb you. If you believe the criminal justice system is fair, this book will infuriate you.
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Fuzzy up-and-comers Rituals are a Sampler fave already; here they join up with co-headliners from the tuneful lo-fi duo Dusted for an all-T.O., all-ages, free show — in the library yet. It's billed as "Live in the Stacks" and will surely knock some dust off those shelves as it showcases two of the city's indie gems. Parkdale Library, 8 p.m.
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Late May in 1970 looked a lot like July 2015 for the Milwaukee Brewers. Their first season in Milwaukee, the Brewers were struggling in last place in their division. (1)
Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and Craig Biggio were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday and basked in the spotlight one more time with at least 40,000 fans cheering from the sun-drenched field beyond.
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Malta's ruling party signals recognition for gay couples
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Good progress, hopefully …
Its a long slow process but we will get there …
Good to see countries like Malta beginning to catch up on human rights issues
I think they have to do something. It would nice if they could go straight for marriage equality rather than fannying around for years going through civil unions and then building momentum for a marriage equality movement. Cut to the chase!
Malta's Nationalist Party is heading in the right direction… the human rights direction.
They drive on the correct side of the road and speak English, but unlike many other former colonial partners Malta are catching up with the rest of Western Europe on gay issues. By 2020 Malta should become a popular gay travel destination.
The title should read:
"Malta's Ruling Party Signals Recognition for Sick Perverts"
Is that supposed to be intelligent or somehow funny or clever? Did you even try? What are you, 5?
Feel brave writing anonymously on the internet, do we coward?
Malta is a very catholic country.
However Cleveres – this article is about the gay community in Malta. It's not about the catholic clergy.
fair point, dAVID
lets hope the proposals quickly come into force ,,,
You are the Sick Pervernt not us Maltese Gays
Good progress.Keep up the pressure and remember the catholic church will oppose and hinder you in every way.
Do not be misled by this article. The Nationalist Party (The Government) is going to pass a Cohabition Bill which has nothing to do with Gay Rights in Malta. It could be two siblings living together or a man and his dog as it matters and this will be considered a household under this Cohabition law. This law is not acceptable within our gay community because it does not address our rights for Equal Marriage Rights.
This is just an election gimmick, a big con by the Nationalist Party. Only a few months ago, the Prime Minister and his Cabinet voted against the introduction of divorce, claiming that they were following their conscience. Their so-called 'new policy' is is vague, very vague, and merely a device to win the next election. Once elected, they will ignore gay men and lesbians. After all they promised changes to the Malta Gay Rights Movement before the last election and failed to deliver. At best they will introduce a cohabitation policy and gay men and lesbians be covered by it incidentally. The governing party is struggling to keep the parliamentary group together, having suffered defeat when one of their MPs (with a Labour MP) introduced the divorce legislation, a PN MP abstaining from a vote of confidence in a Minister and the Prime Minister seeing it necessary to put a vote of confidence in parliament to ensure that he forces the hand of his MPs to support him.
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Kids love going on vacation, but long car rides can be a bore. Here are some tips to help your child look forward to the long trips in the car.
The best idea is to create a travel kit for your child. In the travel bag include the "necessary" items such as pens, pencils, crayons, travel games and writing paper. These are important for a child to stay entertained on a trip. However, other items are necessary to spice up a trip. The best idea is to find small and inexpensive items with a lot of play value.
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- Visit your local Dollar Store. Don't just buy any item. Be sure to ask yourself, "How long will this item keep my child's attention?"
- Buy some Colorforms. These are great to stick on windows. Don't buy too many, because they can cause a mess. Just one set will do. Children will enjoy using the Colorform characters to act out scenes.
- Buy snacks for on the trip. Pick snacks that don't cause crumbs and are easy to pack. Some suggestions are fruit roll-ups, grapes, apples, juice boxes with juice box holders, carrots and celery.
- Buy a roll of Scotch tape for your child. This will keep your child's attention for hours. They can tape their mouth shut and try to talk to one another. They will also put tape on the windows and tape together paper to create masterpieces.
- Buy a book for them to read on the trip and save it for the trip.
- Wrap the items you bring with on the trip. Inexpensive wrapping paper or placing the items in lunch sack bags creates interest. An item is always more fun if the child doesn't know what it is ahead of time.
- Bring along some stencils.
- Sing songs and play games on your trip.
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Former prime minister Ehud Olmert is a busy man these days, busier than usual. He not only has his court appearances where he is fighting to stay out of jail; he is spending March and April traveling to different parts of the world.One of only 12 people to serve as Israeli prime minister, he is the only one to stand trial on corruption charges after leaving that high office. The charges from his August 2009 indictment include fraud, breach of trust, falsifying corporate documents and tax evasion. Though deliberately reclusive during his trial, Ehud Olmert is paradoxically stepping up his public profile: he visited South Korea in early March, where he shared a panel with former prime ministers and he lectured corporate leaders. Then, in America, he will lecture to think-tank specialists and speak at Jewish community forums. On April 29, he will be the keynote speaker at the first annual Jerusalem Post conference on American-Israeli relations in New York.Obviously, the court did not take away his passport.Olmert seems frustrated by the low profile the court case has enforced upon him. Much as he was used to speaking out in public in the past, he now shuns the spotlight for fear of the damage that the slightest gaffe might cause his legal defense. "I see friends from the media, but I rarely give interviews," Olmert tells The Jerusalem Report in his Tel Aviv office. His legacy, he hopes, will not be the alleged corruptionthat prosecutors say he engaged in, but the peace accord with the Palestinians that he believes he was close to reaching. He continues to believe that the peace plan he presented to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas while prime minister could have led to a political agreement, especially had he not been forced to resign. "We offered the Palestinians all that they asked for," Olmert insists. "They have still not given an answer to the plan I proposed." The premiership that he was forced to abandon, the corruption charges that he hopes to overcome, his personal peace planthat still may be tempting Palestinian leaders and, of course, his beleaguered state make Ehud Olmert perhaps the nation's most intriguing politician. Olmert remains persuaded that his political rivals have concocted a poisonous brew of allegations that have nothing to do with reality.Picture of healthAlways a back-slapper, always a touchy-feely kind of guy, Olmert, at 66, continues to radiate warmth toward friends. He is eager to hear from them about the behind the-scenes maneuverings in his legal case – and those who think they know pass along "you won't believe what I just heard" tidbits for Olmert to mull over. He looks the picture of health. The prostate cancer he had a few years back is under control; talking about his health is not a priority for him. As prime minister he was rarely seen without coat and tie. But today he eschews formalities. He wears open-necked dress shirts and slacks. These days he radiates guarded confidence – that he will be exonerated; that people will, as they did before, want to hear and read what he has to say on current domestic and diplomatic issues. To that end, he is writing his memoirs, a task that keeps him busy at his computer in his skyscraper office in Tel Aviv. By his own estimate he has finished one quarter of the book.Taking pride that he is pecking away at the keyboard himself without a ghostwriter, he acknowledges that he has asked only one person to assist him in the writing: a secret assignment for nascent politician, Yair Lapid. Olmert was close to Yair's father, Tommy Lapid who, like father, like son, was a broadcaster turned politician. As for the actual writing, says Olmert, "I write directly into the computer. Of course, later in the book, I will deal with the reasons that led me to resign, including my legal situation."Far from certainWhile hoping for the best outcome, Olmert, the trained attorney, is all too aware that legal outcomes are far from certain. "You never know," he acknowledges. The broad grin that was an Olmert trademark shows up on occasion, but mostly he is serious, mirroring his situation. He was indicted anew in January in what has been coined "the Holyland Affair." The Holyland is a huge residential real estate project in west Jerusalem and Olmert is accused of accepting bribes to ignore zoning regulations and smoothing the path to construction when he was mayor of Jerusalem in the 1990s.Olmert speaks as if he might walk away a free man by early summer. And yet the Holyland Affair hangs over his head. It is the first time he has been charged with taking bribes.At present Olmert seeks to avoid collisions, big and small. So when he travels to the United States in late March he will not seek out meetings with either President Barack Obama or Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Make no mistake: he wishes he could visit with American officials: "I would love to see senior officials to discuss my plan for dealing with Iran and my peace plan with the Palestinians. But I prefer not to discuss those issues in public. What I can say is that my approach to these issues is entirely different from the substance and rhetoric of the present Israeli government."Israel is not the one that should be the spearhead of a military action against Iran. If and when military action is unavoidable, it is first and foremost the responsibility of the United States and I trust that America will rise to the challenge."Savoring the memory today, Olmert visited the White House in 2006, 2007, and 2008 – and then entertained former President George Bush in his Israeli home. One piece of evidence that the two men got along is a photo displayed on a wall outside Olmert's office; the photo is of Olmert and Bush back to- back, measuring to see who is taller. "I teased Bush that I was taller and I was right," he says. "And Bush is great."When the Israeli-born Olmert was starting out as a politician in the 1970s and 1980s, he hardly considered that later in his career he would be seeking to forge stronger tiesbetween Israel and the United States by schmoozing with an American president.After a brief stint practicing journalism at the IDF magazine "Bamahane," in 1966 he entered the political realm as a 22-year-old student attending a convention of the Gahal Party, a forerunner to the Likud, calling on party leader Menachem Begin to resign after so many election losses. Stung by the young Olmert's rhetoric, the all-powerful Begin still managed to stave off a forced retirement. A neophyte right-wing politician on the rise, Olmert became a Knesset Member at age 28 in 1973, a cabinet minister at 43, mayor of Jerusalem at age 48, and prime minister in 2006 at age 60, succeeding the ailing Ariel Sharon.Hard to imagine, now that Olmert is an elder statesman, but he was once dubbed one of the three Likud "princes," who, along with two current cabinet ministers, Dan Meridor and Benny Begin, were seen as the likely leaders of the next generation of right-wing politicians. Like Meridor and the young Begin, Olmert was the son of a founder of the pre-Likud Herut Party.Olmert's epiphanyOnce, the young Olmert was farther to the political right than even Begin. Opposed to returning lands captured in the 1967 Six Day War – the Sinai, Golan Heights, West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem – he voted against the 1978 Camp David Accords with Egypt. However, he later admitted that Begin was right in pushing for the accord.That Olmert had an epiphany during the 1980s – switching from the political right to the center, from being an ardent fan of a Greater Israel to a believer in compromise on the Palestinian issue – there can be no doubt. What remains unclear is why he underwent the shift. Theories abound: one is that his left-leaning wife Aliza had whispered in his ear enough times to make her husband come to his political senses. Another is that his political mentor, Ariel Sharon, a shifter from the political right to the center himself, tipped the scales for Olmert. We do not know. Olmert speaks little of personal epiphanies. Needless to say, right-wing elements, once fans of his, have turned into his biggest foes.January 6, 2006 was undoubtedly the most important day in Olmert's political life. It was on that day that Sharon was rushed to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem after suffering a stroke that left him in a coma to this day. Olmert immediately became interim prime minister and then won election as prime minister in his own right, running at the head of Sharon's Likud offshoot, the Kadima Party.Although he had been proclaimed a political prince, he was never touted as a future prime minister; Olmert was likely the most surprised person in Israel at his sudden riseto the pinnacle of government.No Palestinian responseAs Olmert assumed power, Palestinian suicide bombings that had cost the lives of 524 Israelis between 2001 and 2005 were on the wane. Prospects for peace seemed a tiny bit brighter. For two years, Olmert and Mahmoud Abbas discussed the details of a possible Israeli-Palestinian accord, one that would lead to a Palestinian state. Olmert offered terms that he felt could not, would not, be refused. To his lasting disappointment, the Palestinians never responded.So Olmert, once the companion of George Bush and Mahmoud Abbas, is now a man for whom a courtroom and a Tel Aviv office suite have become second homes. As befitting a former prime minister, there is no indication at the front door of his office who is at work inside. Within Olmert's inner sanctum are the paraphernalia of modern technology: a flat-screen computer, a printer, and a cell phone. His desk is largely free of documents. Once, aides fell over themselves to serve him as prime minister. Today, just two secretaries are at his disposal. As the conversation comes to a close, Olmert finds it diverting to talk about those spare moments that he has always enjoyed so much: watching an NBA game, for instance.Meeting Amar'e Stoudemire, a black American who plays for the NBA's New York Knicks and who claims to have Jewish blood, was a recent Olmert sports highlight.And, naturally, as one of Israel's greatest NBA fans, Olmert knows precisely how many points the latest NBA phenomenon, Jeremy Lin, scored (19) and how many assists (13) he had against the Cleveland Cavaliers in a recent game.What is remarkable about the former prime minister is his equanimity in the face of the scorn unleashed against him from an assortment of foes. It is not clear how awarehe is of the rancor some have toward him because he does not discuss his enemies' critiques.But by taking on a more public, and more assertive role, he may be seeking to respond to those foes without saying a word against them, hoping to offer evidence that he is still a most desirable and desired politician.The writer has written numerous biographies and worked for Time Magazine.
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Open Letter to George Bush from Kevin Benderman November 20, 2004 followed by Open Letter to George Bush One Year Later By Monica Benderman
George Bush
When are you going to tell the truth to the people of the United States? Why don't you tell them why you want to be in Iraq so bad? I was there for six months and I did not see the first weapon of mass destruction. I did receive orders from the company commander to shoot children if they threw small rocks at us and that was when I figured out that the entire thing was way over the line.
Getting Out of Iraq
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Thanksgiving week began with the New York Times noting that "all of
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Chances are you've never heard of Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sure, it might be the largest independent owner of television stations in America, an empire of sixty channels spread across thirty-seven cities with a signal that reaches nearly a quarter of the TV-watching public, but even if you happen to receive that signal and watch it every night, getting your Sinclair news and Sinclair weather and Sinclair commentary from a Sinclair station, chances are you've still never heard of Sinclair and have no idea you're watching it. You won't see the word Sinclair on your screen, and you'll probably just think you're watching ABC or CBS or NBC, whichever network you thought you tuned in. Right there on the screen, you'll see the old familiar logo—a peacock, an eye, the ABC bubble—and the anchors will look the same as ever, and the fact that the station has been purchased by Sinclair will be no more apparent than the fact that twenty or thirty minutes into the program, the real news will suddenly fade to black and Sinclair's news will take over. It may be a glowing interview with a defense contractor or a fiery commentary on the evils of the French, something brief and punchy lasting two or ten or fourteen minutes, then slipping back into the regular news as quietly as it came. Not so much as a blip or a bleep to let you know that what you just witnessed was not the local NBC or CBS broadcast but just a little insert from the guys who own the station. That's the goal at Sinclair: to be seen without being seen.
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - U.S. Rep. John Murtha, a key Democrat on military issues, on Monday defended his call to pull U.S. troops from Iraq, saying he was reflecting Americans' sentiment.
"The public turned against this war before I said it," Murtha said. "The public is emotionally tied into finding a solution to this thing, and that's what I hope this administration is going to find out."
Murtha, 73, a decorated Vietnam veteran and the ranking Democrat on the House Appropriates defense subcommittee, said he has received support from the public since calling for the troop pullout on Thursday. He said he has gotten e-mails from World War II veterans and parents of American soldiers in Iraq.
Scurrilous Politics in the U.S. House -- You Helped Democrats Resist!
By Progressive Democrats of America
PHOTO: Rep. John Murtha (D-PA)
November 18, 2005--In a surprise move today, the Republicans moved a grossly amended version of Rep. Murtha's (D-PA) Resolution on Iraq out of committee and onto the floor of the House for a vote in an attempt to trick Democrats into supporting a 'cut and run' position on withdrawing U.S. troops. The attempt backfired. Instead, the move simply demonstrated the Republicans' continued unwillingness to allow reasoned bipartisan debate on bringing an end to the Iraq war debacle.
DNC December Meeting Update
By Progressive Democrats of America
PDA plans to be meeting with Democratic National Committee (DNC) members at their next meeting in Phoenix, AZ. Our goal will be simple: to message that the progressive movement within the Democratic Party is organized and in force!
We also plan to host an evening reception for attendees of the Young Democrats of America (YDA) and DNC events. This event will be open to the public and a place for folks to network with DNC members. There is a possibility of having some very progressive, well-known musicians there. Stay tuned as we firm that up. The details of this event are linked below.
PDA Makes Another Congressional Endorsement: Tony Trupiano!
By William Rivers Pitt, LINK TO ORIGINAL
Tony TrupianoTony Trupiano is a force of nature -- a man of tremendous accomplishment who has succeeded at virtually everything he has tried. He is a leading voice in progressive talk radio, he has written books, and teaches a seminar on the effective use of media. Now he is running for office, and he needs your help.
Mr. Trupiano is running for the House seat in Michigan's 11th District, which covers the greater metro Detroit area. His opponent, two-term incumbent Thaddeus McCotter, has not announced his candidacy yet, but it is only a matter of time before he does. It would be a worthwhile exercise to run a bag of doorknobs against McCotter, who votes with the GOP caucus 93% of the time and voted with Rep. Tom DeLay 92% of the time. Beyond this, Mr. McCotter has amassed a profound record of doing little to nothing for his constituents. He needs to go.
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By Tom Hayden, PDA Advisory Board Member
Request for Comments: Tom Hayden has submitted these recommendations for PDA for the year of 2006. We need your feedback, as well as your own thoughts on the direction you'd like to see PDA take in the upcoming year. Please submit your comments by filling out this form. Your ideas will be emailed to us immediately. Comments will be summarized later in an article on this web site. Thanks for your help!
The tide has turned. There is an opening. Expect the counter-offensive.
PDA Hosts Town Hall in Western Massachusetts
By Progressive Democrats of America
Launch of Town Hall Tour and Bonifaz's announcement that he will explore a 2006 run for Secretary of the Commonwealth
PHOTO:From left: Massachusetts State Democratic Chair Phil Johnston, PDA Director Tim
Carpenter, and author John Bonifaz
November 5, 2005--On Saturday, November 5, Rep. Jim McGovern and PDA National Board member John Bonifaz were featured at the first forum on the Iraq War sponsored by PDA and the Massachusetts State Democratic Party. The event took place at Turners Falls High School in Montague, Massachusetts. State Democratic Chair Phil Johnston presided over a panel that also included Anita Deutsch of the National Priorities Project, and Kevin Lucey, whose son Jeffrey's suicide after serving in Iraq was attributed to post-traumatic stress disorder. While Ms. Deutsch focused on war spending and what that means to each of our towns, Mr. Bonifaz spelled out some of the impeachable offenses he has detailed in his book "Warrior King: the Case for Impeaching George W. Bush." The highlight of the evening was the speech given by Rep. McGovern explaining his long-awaited bill which will cut off funding for the war in Iraq.
Liberating Iraq By Shooting Children
Iraqis killed as U.S. fires on car
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- As many as four Iraqis were killed and five others wounded when a U.S. military patrol opened fire on a vehicle driving near a U.S. military base on the road between Baquba and Khalis, a Baquba police official said.
The official said two children were among the dead in the incident, which took place at 6:30 a.m. (0330 GMT) on Monday.
A U.S. military spokesman in Baquba confirmed to CNN that American forces did open fire on a civilian vehicle but said three people were killed and one was injured.
The spokesman said the circumstances of the shooting were still under investigation but that a civilian vehicle approached the military base and did not heed warning shots to stop, resulting in U.S. forces opening fire on the vehicle.
Ending the Occupation
By Marjorie Cohn
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
In a bombshell that reverberated throughout the country, Congressman John Murtha called Thursday for an immediate withdrawal of our troops from Iraq. "The US cannot accomplish anything further in Iraq militarily," Murtha said. "It is time to bring [the troops] home ... They have become the enemy."
Murtha, a decorated and highly-respected veteran of the Vietnam War, said he has been visiting our wounded troops at Bethesda and Walter Reed hospitals almost every week since Bush invaded Iraq.
Rep. Murtha probably saw "soldiers with faces slashed by bombs and stitched up by doctors, soldiers with legs terribly mangled, soldiers with no legs - amputees with short stumps, with long stumps, without any stumps since entire limbs are missing," as fellow veteran Stewart Nusbaumer reported seeing at Walter Reed in his article in Intervention Magazine last month.
Iraqis Hold Sit-In to Demand Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Workplace
By Falah Alwan, President, Federation of Workers Councils and Unions in Iraq
Our federation will hold a sit in protest in the station of electrecity in Musayab, calling for withdrawal of the US troops from the station.
A number of workers in the thermal power station in the city Musayeb have submitted complain to the Federation of worker councils and unions in Iraq regarding the current situations in the station. Therefore we write this memorandum a according to these demands, and our commitment as a union to reject the transformation of the workplace into military barracks.
Thank Murtha
From U.S. Labor Against the War
We encourage all USLAW affiliates, members and contacts to follow the lead of this initiative by USLAW affiliate SEIU District 1199P. Many Democrats are running scared away from Murtha. It is important to contact your local Democratic members of Congress to tell them they should not just support Murtha, they too should demand an immediate end to the war and occupation of Iraq.
Brothers and Sisters,
In coordination with US Labor Against the War (USLAW), we are asking key leaders of important labor organizations in PA to join us in making calls to PA Congressman John Murtha to offer our support and encouragement for the courageous position he announced yesterday calling for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq. Below is a link to his speech:
George W. Nixon
By Bob Fertik, www.ImpeachPAC.org
How low can Bush go? Here's the latest from Harris, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal:
Powell aide: Torture 'guidance' from VP
Former staff chief says Cheney's 'flexibility' helped lead to abuse
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A former top State Department official said Sunday that Vice President Dick Cheney provided the "philosophical guidance" and "flexibility" that led to the torture of detainees in U.S. facilities.
Retired U.S. Army Col. Larry Wilkerson, who served as former Secretary of State Colin Powell's chief of staff, told CNN that the practice of torture may be continuing in U.S.-run facilities.
"There's no question in my mind that we did. There's no question in my mind that we may be still doing it," Wilkerson said on CNN's "Late Edition."
The Rendon Group: Proof The Administration Manipulated Intelligence
From "Saddam Hussein's Development of Weapons of Mass Destruction
Debating Iraq: A Murtha Moment and the Slide to An Exit
By Danny Schechter, Mediachannel.org
The much-maligned Mr. Marx said history often begins as tragedy and repeats itself as farce. That was never more true last Friday night as we watched the great Iraq war "debate.
Tired of Being Lied to? Modern History You Can't Afford to Ignore
Part 1 of a 3-Part Series
By Maureen Farrell, http://www.buzzflash.com
"Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people." ~ Theodore Roosevelt
"The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know." ~ Harry S. Truman
A couple years ago, historian Chalmers Johnson predicted that thanks to the "entrenched interests" of the military-industrial complex, the United States can look forward to a future of perpetual war, increased propaganda, fewer Constitutional rights, and a bloated executive branch. America, he warned, "will cease to resemble the country outlined in the Constitution of 1787" unless there is a "revolutionary rehabilitation of American democracy."
The war on war critics
Toledo Blade Editorial
An orchestrated campaign by the White House to chastise critics of the Iraq war is coming off as a political act of desperation. As polls increasingly show public support for the war and the President plummeting, the Bush Administration has embarked on an aggressive but unimaginative strategy to dismiss dissenters who have found their voices of late.
As in the past, Mr. Bush and top administration officials are lashing out at opponents of the U.S. invasion and its messy aftermath by casting aspersions about their patriotism and integrity.
With his job-approval rating hitting new lows, Mr. Bush began his latest barrage on Veterans' Day, charging Democratic critics with trying to rewrite history by accusing the White House of manipulating intelligence before the war.
Wrapped in olive drab
Preaching only to the choir
By Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
When President Bush wanted to make a speech on the war in Iraq in May, he went to the Naval Academy. When he wanted to make a speech on the war in Iraq in August, he went before members of the Idaho National Guard and their families. When he wanted to make a speech on the war in Iraq in November, he went to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage.
Vice President Dick Cheney also likes a gathering that knows how to salute. When he emerges from his bunker to castigate critics of the war, it's usually at a safe remove from those critics. Last month, it was at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia. In June, it was at the Air Force Academy.
Would Bush have gone to Iraq without Blair?
By Patrick Seale, The Daily Star (Lebanon)
As Iraq sinks deeper into disaster, the question people are asking is this: Was the Iraq war inevitable? Could it have been avoided? Had Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair refused to take part, would President George W. Bush have gone to war alone?
If it can be established that Britain could have checked America's rush to war, but failed to do so, then Blair must share with Bush a heavy personal responsibility for the catastrophe that followed - for the vast number of civilian and military deaths, for the huge expenditure of resources, for the physical destruction of Iraq and the continuing misery of its people, for the attacks on London's transport system last July and, more generally, for the terrorist explosion which now threatens much of the world.
Guy: Bush people have cranked up the ol' fog machine
By Barb Guy, Salt Lake Tribune
The Bush team has been taking potshots at anyone who dares to note the overwhelming evidence that the administration manipulated - if not downright manufactured - pre-war intelligence in order to sell the American people on the Iraq war.
People have pointed these things out for years, for all the good it's done. So what has brought on the recent nasty counterattacks? Sidney Blumenthal said in Salon.com Thursday: "The Senate's decision last week to launch an investigation into the administration's role in prewar disinformation, after the Democrats forced the issue in a rare secret session, has provoked a furious presidential reaction."
Lose in Iraq later and destroy our Army, or just lose now
Excerpts from an article by Paul Krugman in the NY Times (paid subscription required and I encourage you to sign up and pay so that the NY Times knows Krugman is popular):
Not long ago wise heads offered some advice to those of us who had argued since 2003 that the Iraq war was sold on false pretenses: give it up. The 2004 election, they said, showed that we would never convince the American people. They suggested that we stop talking about how we got into Iraq and focus instead on what to do next.
It turns out that the wise heads were wrong. A solid majority of Americans now believe that we were misled into war. And it is only now, when the public has realized the truth about the past, that serious discussions about where we are and where we're going are able to get a hearing...
Good News in Iraq?
By Larry C. Johnson
The neocons who helped bum rush the United States into war are insistent that things are actually peachy keen in Iraq. It is just that damn liberal media who keeps spreading the lies and the bad news about the place. Oh really?
Consider the following:
The strife between the Shias and the Sunnis in Iraq is escalating. A dandy piece in today's New York Times by Sabrina Tavernise lays it out in excruciating detail.
Two and a half years after the American invasion, deep divides that have long split Iraqi society have violently burst into full view. As the hatred between Sunni Arabs and Shiites hardens and the relentless toll of bombings and assassinations grows, families are leaving their mixed towns and cities for safer areas where they will not automatically be targets. In doing so, they are creating increasingly polarized enclaves and redrawing the sectarian map of Iraq, especially in Baghdad and the belt of cities around it.
Video of House Democrats' Press Conference on Pre-War Intelligence
See Friday's press conference here:
White House used 'gossip' to build case for war
By Rupert Cornwell in Washington, The Independent (UK)
The controversy in America over pre-war intelligence has intensified, with revelations that the Bush administration exaggerated the claims of a key source on Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction, despite repeated warnings before the invasion that his information was at best dubious, if not downright wrong.
The disclosure, in The Los Angeles Times, came after a week of vitriolic debate on Iraq, amid growing demands for a speedy withdrawal of US troops and tirades from Bush spokesmen who all but branded as a traitor anyone who suggested that intelligence was deliberately skewed to make the case for war.
Losing the Fear Factor, How the Bush Administration Got Spooked
From Tomdispatch today, "Losing the Fear Factor, How the Bush Administration Got Spooked" http://www.tomdispatch.com/index.mhtml?pid=38464
In this piece, I follow the "fear factor" from September 11, 2001 to the present, discussing how the Bush administration played the fear card, why in recent months it stopped working, and what this means -- for all the President's men, for the Republicans, for the Democrats and for the rest of us. It is also the story of how the President's war of choice in Iraq chased his presidency over an opinion-poll cliff -- and a survey of a radically changed political landscape in the media, in Congress, and in the White House. In the process, I suggest the way two central agendas of the Bush administration proved to be in conflict, although for years this was less than evident (even to the players involved). The unfettered imperial presidency and an unfettered Republican Party -- two dreams joined at the hip by September 11, 2001 -- were parted by the Iraq War. Check out how and why in my latest piece.


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Original post made by Paly Alum, Palo Alto High School, on Sep 29, 2011
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So if you see James around town, be sure not to swoon over him.
Comments (5)
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 30, 2011 at 9:46 am
Wow, can this be any more tacky? The man had a NAME. His name was Doug Franco. Why bother posting something like this if you aren't going to show respect by even putting his name?
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 30, 2011 at 10:50 am
RIP Doug Franco. All my condolences to the Franco family.
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 30, 2011 at 11:07 am
I agree with LG - Doug Franco was an amazing person who should be remembered for more than James and his degrees. He was a truly kind man and humanitarian who will be deeply missed by 100s, if not 1000s. He touched so many peoples lives with his kind heart, positive actions and of course his awesome smile and wise eyes. Being around Doug for me was like being in a calm oasis among an often chaotic life. His love and energy will be intensely missed and his passing is tragic.
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 1, 2011 at 8:55 am
Omg. rip doug franco.
is this information accurate? how sure are you of this? i really hope this is just a rumor..
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Oct 1, 2011 at 10:43 am
I apologize for the lack of stating his name. He was a successful man in his own right. I was hastily reposting and rewording because I had posted the info from the Tuesday PA Daily Post and Palo Alto Online deleted the info due to "copyright infringement". The link posted does have information on Doug Franco. I cannot find any other source of info on his death but thought the community should be aware of it since he had such an impact on society.
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