Rated • 2 reviews • human rights, torture • tortureawareness.com
thanks to spacetart for turning us on to this great web site. I thought torture awareness month might be able to fade after Bush left office. Sadly, this is not the case. A very relevant issue, as Obama blockades accountability.
Rated • 3 reviews • humor, religion • advicefromgod.com
Wonderfully original blog that is written using the voice of God, but as an advice columnist. After all, who could disagree with the advice given by God? When God himself is an advice columnist, the stakes are high, and the perspective is literally out of this world.
Rated • 1 review • politics, terrorism, sarah palin, abortion, terrorist • irregulartimes.com
Sarah Palin goes easy on terrorists within American borders! Well, that's how the McCain camp would tell this story - except that it's about Palin.
Rated • 152 reviews • alternative news, voting, chuck hagel • nightweed.com
What's really scary is that Obama is now considering Chuck Hagel as HIS vice presidential running mate. Please, please, no.
Rated • 1 review • government, surveillance, politics, spying, spies • examiner.com
From the page: "police spied on law-abiding peace activists and death penalty opponents for 14 months.
Undercover Maryland state troopers attended protests and meetings of three groups from March 2005 to May 2006, logging at least 288 hours on the project"
Rated • 2 reviews • politics, logo, trademark, republican, rnc • skreened.com
an anti-Republican logo that directly challenges the Republican National Committee's attempt to censor political gear that legitimately criticizes the Republican Party. The GOP does not speak for me, and so I put the universal symbol of opposition over the limp trunk of the Republican elephant! Hint to Republican lawyers - in America, we call this protected free speech.
Rated • 1 review • politics, satanic, obama, flag, loren davis • irregulartimes.com
On satanism, the american flag lapel pin, and obama
From the page: "I've spend the last couple of days looking at American missionaries, and McCain supporters, Celeste and Loren Davis. What I've found has been so extreme in its character that it's often amused me. Who would have thought, for example, that people would seriously accuse the National Football League of being secretly in cahoots with the Devil?"
Rated • 1 review • politics, utica, mike arcuri, congress, arcuri • squidoo.com
Arcuri thinks he can play both sides of the aisle. It's a dangerous and dishonest game.
From the page: "Michael Arcuri seems to be spending more time playing political games than providing real representation in the U.S. House of Representatives. He calls himself a Democrat, but it seems that every time we get close to an election, Representative Arcuri swerves to the right, and embraces the policies of George W. Bush and the Republican Party."
