Earlier today, the President of the United States tweeted out a video in which one of his supporters, driving a golf cart decked out with “Trump 2020” and “America First” signs, yells out “white power” when confronted by protesters. Donald Trump has since removed the video in question, but not before referring to his supporters […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, Afghanistan, assassination, bounty, Donald Trump, election hacking, election interference, G7, G8, GRU, Iran, Lincoln Project, Marcy Wheeler, Nancy Pelos, National Security Council, Qassim Soleimani, Russia, Russiagate, traitor, treason, Vladimir Putin |
I wasn’t going to comment on yesterday’s deadly Boston Marathon bombing until more of the facts were known, but, as I’m sitting here tonight, reading the analysis of folks like Alex Jones, who thinks that it was an inside job perpetrated by the government, and Fox News contributor Erik Rush, who thinks that it’s clearly […]
Posted in Mark's Life, Other, Uncategorized | Also tagged Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Atlanta, bombers, bombs, Boston, Boston Marathon, conspiracy theories, Erik Rush, false flag, FOX News, Islamophobia, mass murder, Oklahoma City, Olympic bombing, patriot movement, Patriots' Day, Richard Jewell, terrorism, Time Square, Timothy McVeigh |
By Mark | November 20, 2012
Tonight I have a question for those of you out there with young daughters… I’m wondering how, if at all, you’re talking with your daughters about Malala Yousafzai, the incredibly brave Pakistani 14 year old, who, several weeks ago, in response to her vocal activism on behalf of girls in her country, was shot in […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Mark's Life | Also tagged assassination, Clementine, District Child Assembly Swat, Education, Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Prize, Pakistan, school, sexism, Swat Valley, teachable moments |
By Mark | October 6, 2010
It’s being reported by the Washington Post that high-level talks between the Karzai government and the Taliban are taking place in Afghanistan on the possibility of a negotiated end to the war. Here, with what I consider to be a brilliant take on this very positive development is former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski. As […]
The last time Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Washington, DC, it was widely reported that he was snubbed by President Obama. I can’t recall the specifics, but I think it had to do with the fact that Netanyahu had announced, right before heading into peace talks, that Israel would be greatly expanding its roundly […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics | Also tagged al Qaeda, Amos Harel, Avigdor Lieberman, Benjamin Netanyahu, Binyamin Netanyahu, east Jerusalem, Egypt, Freedom Flotilla, Gaza, humanitarian aid, IDF, international relations, intifada, Israel, Israeli Defense Forces, Jewish settlements, Jordan, Juan Cole, Memorial Day, Muqtada al-Sadr, Obama, Palestine, Palestinians, Turkey |