A prime example that USA wants everyone to avenge OUR victims and be damned!

VHeadline.com commentarist Mary MacElveen writes: In a Miami Herald Column they claimed that Venezuela and Cuba are not helping in the war on terrorism or rather than Bush's war on "terra..."

Bernardo Alvarez, the Venezuelan Ambassador to the United States, had this to add: "Washington demands collaboration on terrorism but has been silent to Venezuela's requested extradition of Posada Carriles and two Venezuelan officers charged with bombing foreign consular buildings in Caracas."    more »

Is going backwards in time the best course for Venezuela at this point?

VHeadline.com commentarist Mary MacElveen writes: As I read Oscar Heck's latest piece a light bulb moment hit me when he asked: "If Chavez is so bad for the country, why then does he continue to win the support of the majority of Venezuelans?"

This question is directed at the opposition to President Chavez.

He (Oscar Heck) states that President Chavez has an 80 percent approval rating by the Venezuelan citizens and I do find that remarkable in today's inflammatory world.   more »

Did the reporter watch "The Colbert Report," before she asked John Bolton these questions? Bolton certainly didn't like it.

(rough transcript)

Q: Quite often about he credibility of the UN, and it seems that

Bolton: And so has Secretary Rice..

Q: Yes and Rice has as well, but that seems to work in your favor when they do what you want them to do, but you violated the UN charter when    more »

As I have stated previously, we stand a good chance of winning back control of both the House and the Senate. But, we cannot let only politics guide us; we must use the morality that lies in each of us to be the power that energizes us to say to Bush “Enough is enough!”

Many of you do know that the Iraq War or as I call it the “Bush War” in Iraq is my main focus. We cannot tolerate the mass slaughter of innocent Iraqis who did nothing to us to warrant our ...   more »

On Friday, the Justice Department admitted spying on 3,501 Americans and legal residents. News reports say that this is the first time the Bush regime admits this.

But it's not.

When Attorney General Al Gonzales testified before Congress and was asked if Americans were being spied on, he said, No, not in THIS program! Emphasis is mine. He never lied. He stated the information quite accurately. In the program he was testifying about, he was speaking "truthiness." The spying on Americans was being done in OTHER programs.

But we caught that the day it happened. Click here for original article...   more »

Drug addict and Republican icon Rush Limbaugh settled his first fraud case related to his drug abuse. On Friday, he turned himself in to police and was released on $3,000 bail on a new fraud charge.

On the charge of doctor shopping, the right-wing extremist, who has said on the air that drug users should get maximum penalties, will have have those charges dropped in 18 months if he continues drug treatment. He also paid $30,000 to defray the public cost of the investigation. That is about half the amount he is paid for each hour of hate he spews on the ...   more »