"The current tar baby in Iraq has bogged down 140,000 U.S. troops and may ensnare more after November if the worsening violence and freedom from electoral constraints cause the next administration—whether headed by Bush or Kerry—to escalate U.S. involvement. So the government may be tempted to enlarge the military “on the cheap” by using conscription."

"The New York Times has been on the forefront of promoting a war within Islam, but it did not realize that the US is not immune to a war within America despite all that a few are doing to the vast majority of Americans and the rest of the world. It is time for Washington’s Allies and the rest of the world to get prepared for the upcoming changes in the US and subsequent local backlash."

"Much to the dismay of the so-called mainstream media, the 9/11 Truth Diggers are working day and night to prove that 9/11 was the handy work of the US government. As opposed to the US government mere claims that Muslims were behind 9/11, these individuals and organizations have come up with unimaginable amount of hard evidence to prove conclusively their point of view."

"Talking about whether Musharraf should don the uniform or not in a country which has for better part of its existence been ruled by the military might seem rather naive."

"In order to reach the Promised Land, we must begin to think outside of the box and to propose even the most preposterous ideas that might in the end lead us to something much better for us all."

"Looking back over the past eleven years or so of America and Israel-Palestine, the only tangible difference between the Democrats and the Republicans (as now constituted under Bush and Dick Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz and Donald Rumsfeld) has been that while Republicans follow the full-frontal rejectionism of the Likud, Democrats have favored the slyer, less obvious but nonetheless implacable Zionism of Labor."

"...the ugly truth has arisen, just days before Election Day. Nothing could be worse for the Bush camp."

"Although the candidates present opposing views on the decision to go to war in spring 2003, they share a basic commitment to maintain deep American involvement on the ground until Iraq is stabilized."