"Some see the natural disasters as God's anger. Anger at whom? Innocent babies as well. Limitations of human language and thought precludes them from perceiving the all encompassing grandeur of God, beyond description. Misunderstanding the allegorical language of scriptures, people often perceive God in their own inadequate images and assign to God their frailties: love, hate, jealousy and anger as we are wont to do to other humans."

"...Venezuela's poor and needy are experiencing the good of democracy, while America's underclass are experiencing exploitation and intentional neglect because of the suppression of democracy in America at polling time."

"Regrettably, Bush is not making the world "free." He is enslaving both America and other nations that become the object of his obsession. Iran, Syria, you're next."

"A change in US foreign policy to really promote freedom and democracy is needed and we should start with our dependent allies Jordan, Egypt, and Israel. Courageous leaders are needed. Mandela needed a DeKlerk who recognized that apartheid in South Africa is incompatible with durable peace or security."

"The only and best course left for India is to bow before the ground realities by eschewing its typical rhetoric like the so-called ‘integral part’ as such a polluted mindset of New Delhi has not only been rejected by Pakistan time and again but simultaneously has been endorsed by every sagacious nation the worldover."

"In an interview with the Wall Street Journal (1-25-05), Pentagon official David Chu, in a mockery of the contribution of veterans, defended a new round of cuts by ironically describing funding for programs like veterans’ education and job training, health care, pensions, VA housing and the like as "hurtful" to national security."

"One of the basic principles of the common law is that a thief acquires no lawful title to his stolen loot. Israelis take notice. It took American Indians over 100 years to begin to receive just compensation for the theft of their lands; we are still paying the bill, and the U. S. Government is still in court. Palestinians will eventually obtain justice; it is just painfully slow in coming."

"...military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities would be both ineffective and counterproductive. Instead, the United States should reverse course, pledge to remove economic sanctions, and offer a non-aggression treaty to ease Iran’s anxiety, if Iran agrees to a verifiable end to its nuclear program."