"At the very least, Robertson should be charged under hate-speech laws. But such laws are weak in the United States, and many Americans fear the idea of hate-speech laws. So radio and television broadcasters continue spewing hate and dishonest claims in the exalted name of free speech."

"Religious fundamentalism is one of the evils that is menacing the world. The Rev. Pat Robertson, who wants the U.S. to kill Venezuela's President, Hugo Chavez, is an example of that madness. Another fundamentalist ideology, however, which goes mostly unnoticed, is “Vulture Capitalism!” It is a religion for many fanatics who worship Money as a God. Unchecked “Vulture Capitalism” poses the greatest threat to our planet and humankind."

"It’s not too late for President Bush to turn his numbers around. The man that we see periodically on our television screens, saying, "stay the course" is the same George W. Bush that we trusted in November. The only difference is that he has temporarily lost his voice to the sounds of mother’s sobbing over the deaths of their children."

"Destruction of the most precious sites in Islam for fear of idolatry by some, is akin to killing a child for fear that he may grow up to be less than pious. Instead of fearing, the idolatry of the historic structures, they could be used as instructional tools for the upcoming generations."

"The colonialists have apologized for colonialism but they also need to pay reparations to the respective nations and a memorial day each year would honor their victims."

Ann Coulter is the Madame Defarge of the looney Right. She recently thrust her needle into Cindy Sheehan, accusing her of “engaging in Stalinist agitprop outside of President Bush’s Crawford ranch.” Then, the obviously unstable Robert Novak wrongly labeled supporters of Sheehan’s vigil as “extreme antiwar demonstrators.” As lies about the war are exposed and opposition to it grows, apologists for the Bush-Cheney Gang are collectively going bonkers.

"Not the beginning of the end in the struggle for peace, but certainly the end of the beginning."

"This is not about left or right or center. It’s about the truth and accountability. It’s about the democratic process that Bush claims to champion abroad. We need a little demonstration of his commitment to democracy right here in America. George Bush has an obligation to provide Citizen Sheehan with credible answers as to why 15,000 American soldiers have been killed and wounded in Iraq. We need to remind those in high office that they work for us and we have every right to question their job performance."