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Where is America's Hugo Chavez? Posted: Saturday, March 9, 2013 Iraq War: major new questions for Tony Blair Ten years after the invasion of Iraq, Tony Blair and his government have come under withering attack from a senior former diplomat and British military chiefs for their handling of the war that defined his decade in power. Where is America's Hugo Chavez? Two events coincided this week that illustrate the crisis of political economy in the capitalist West—the premature and intensely sad death of Hugo Chavez and the trite idiocy symbolizing the class warfare declared by the rich against the rest of us as the Dow Jones stock index reached its highest point ever. 50 Truths about Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution Venezuelans and world leaders bid farewell to Hugo Chavez UN: Colo., Wash. legal pot violates drug treaties A United Nations-based drug agency urged the United States government on Tuesday to challenge the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in Colorado and Washington, saying the state laws violate international drug treaties. Timbuktu Not out of Reach of U.S. Troops Although it is a real city north of the Niger River on edge of the Sahara Desert in the West African country of Mali, Timbuktu has long served as a metaphor for an exotic, mysterious, and distant land. To travel from "here to Timbuktu" suggests a long, arduous, and adventurous journey to a place far away. China Warns North Korea as General Claims Nukes 'On Standby' US and Europe in 'Major Airlift of Arms to Syrian Rebels Through Zagreb' The United States has coordinated a massive airlift of arms to Syrian rebels from Croatia with the help of Britain and other European states, despite the continuing European Union arms embargo, it was claimed yesterday. US-British Al Qaeda Airlift: 3,000 Tons of Weapons Fuel Syria's Destruction Rebels free 21 UN peacekeepers held captive in Syria, highlighting disarray in rebel movement TSA permits small knives, bats and golf clubs but holds firm on shampoo |
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