"Since the election of Hamas, the world has been terrified that the peace process will collapse. Yet the peace process died a long time ago. Since Abu Mazen’s election last year, Israel has denied him as a negotiating partner, America refused to bolster his image on the international front and the international community reneged on their commitments to help bring stability to his people. But this had to be the case. If it were not, Israel would not have been able to further Judaize Jerusalem, continue the construction of the Apartheid Wall (completion is expected by 2007), expand settlements, displace indigenous Palestinians, appropriate land, and continue its tactics of extrajudicial assassinations and mass arrests."

"The strong public anger against the attacks has been reflected in the media and through street protests raises basic questions regarding a government's responsibility towards it citizens."

"...some of these think-tank institutions as hawkish -- even further to the right than Israel’s Likud Party."

"...in 1947, under pressure from pro-Israelis in England and the US, among others, the Brits withdrew from the Mandate, the cowardly UN developed a partition plan that would forcibly insert an Israeli state in the middle of the Land of Palestine, with Jerusalem to be an international region administered by the UN."

"Bush lied about basic civil liberties in the United States. Instead of relying on euphemisms, the news media should directly confront him with the question: “Why would you lie?”

"The Gaza Strip provides a perfect example of this "statelessness" where despite the evacuation of Jewish settlers, Israel controls all aspects of life there."

If [Stephen] Harper couldn’t convince the Canadian electorate to give him a clear mandate he never will, because he will never have another opportunity like this. Not only were the Liberals gift-wrapped, but Canada’s lazy, U.S. ass-kissing media were more interested in piling on Martin than in scrutinizing Harper’s dubious credentials.

"Racism and globalization are the ingredients of the stew brewing in the cités: France's political class is the chef that keeps it stirred. Frighteningly competent and hopelessly out of touch, the chef suffers from advanced autism."