Unity at last according to the AP: Faiths in Jerusalem United Over Gay March.

There have been plenty of stories about U.S. troops suffering psychological problems in Iraq, which puts public pressure on the military to either do something about it, claim they are doing something about it, or be so confusing that no one knows what they're doing about it.

Who would vote against a "most important law [that] protects the most fundamental right of every American?"  Thirty-three Republicans, according to RNC head Ken Mehlman.

If you've served in the military, worked for the military, or watched any black comedies about the military you know that acronyms are a way of military life.  But shouldn't there be a limit?

Lebanon-born Khaled al-Masri, a German citizen, claims to have been abducted/seized in Macedonia in December of 2003, then taken by the CIA to an Afghanistan detention center, where for five months he was interrogated and abused.  In fact, al-Masri has filed a civil lawsuit against the CIA.

Bloomberg News offers the following intro to a story on the upcoming Fed Reserve announcement:

Bernanke May Give Republican Lawmakers Bad Election-Year News
July 17 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may deliver his fellow Republicans a message they'd rather not hear when he gives Congress his monetary-policy report this week: The economy is slowing and inflation remains a risk.

Ahh, what part of reason, and of decency, is killed,

When such a monster they toil and toil to build.

For some reasons, Republicans are rarely bothered by their party's absurd claims of treason, sympathizing with terrorists, and the rest of the Rovian trash heap called politics in the 21st century.  When the absurd smears are directed at Democrats, that is.

It figures. It always does.

The escalating mayhem in the Middle East is actually making some folks about to have an orgasm....

Just the other day, if you've been keeping up, Frmr CIA person Valerie P Wilson and her hubby, Joe Wilson are now taking steps to file a civil suit against Darth Cheney, Turdblossom Rove and a host of John Does...

The U.S. has often taken China and other repressive regimes to task for using cheap/free slave labor or prison labor.  Right wing sites, such as NewsMax do so frequently.

Any guesses as to which other, closer-to-home country, has a very large and still growing prison labor industry?

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