Antiwar Wesley? Yeah right…

Wesley Clark admits targeting civilians In Yugoslavia

In a Democracy Now! exclusive, General Wesley Clark responds for the first time to in-depth questions about his targeting of civilian infrastructure in Yugoslavia, his bombing of Radio Television Serbia, the use of cluster bombs and depleted uranium, the speeding-up of the cockpit video of a bombing of a passenger train to make it appear as though it was an accident and other decisions he made and orders he gave as NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander.

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March 20 worldwide mobilization

This photo, from a protest in LA on Jan 14 when Cheney was speaking, says it all.

On March 20 there will be worldwide protests against the war(s). Let’s make them huge!

If you live in LA, or even if you don’t, check the ANSWER LA website, I’m webmaster and just gave a major freshening. There’s new content and photos, easier menus, and lots more info on the home page.

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‘It’s just wrong what we’re doing’

In an exclusive interview, repentant Vietnam War architect Robert McNamara breaks his silence on Iraq: The United States, he says, is making the same mistakes all over again.

He decided to break his silence on Iraq when I called him up the other day at his Washington office. I told him that his carefully enumerated lists of historic lessons from Vietnam were in danger of being ignored. He agreed, and told me that he was deeply frustrated to see history repeating itself.

“We’re misusing our influence,” he said in a staccato voice that had lost none of its rapid-fire engagement. “It’s just wrong what we’re doing. It’s morally wrong, it’s politically wrong, it’s economically wrong.”

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Apache clobbering the Borg

Apache open-source webserver software has a 68% market share, with Microsoft a mere 20% - and Apache is gaining market share! See the chart!

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Help free the Cuban Five!

The National Committee to Free the Cuban Five is launching a campaign to place a full-page ad in the New York Times. There is no more urgent time than now to do your part in their struggle for freedom.  

Please help us break the media blockade that is keeping their struggle for freedom from being known to the people of the United States and around the world

Endorsers include Noam Chomsky, Cynthia McKinney, Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, and Ramsey Clark.

Who are the Five?

They are five Cubans who were trying to stop the ultra-right terrorist groups in Miami from carrying out violent actions against the people of Cuba.

And they were arrested and imprisoned for very long terms on bogus charges.

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Blair stares into abyss

Tony Blair faces the most perilous week of his premiership.

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