Fear of Chavez is Fear of Democracy
Fear of Chavez is Fear of Democracy
energy
The Assassination of Hugo Chavez
Before The Lord spoke unto Pat Robertson and told him to endorse Rudy Giuliani, family man
Hillary’s Musharraf
He was the other man in Hillary’s life. But it’s over now. Or is it?
Naked neo-cons: Perjury and the Big, Bad Wolfowitz
Even George Bush couldn’t save Paul Wolfowitz’ job as President of the World Bank after the
Ken Lay's Alive!
Don’t check the casket. I know he’s back. When I saw those lights flickering out at La Guardia Airport yesterday and heard the eerie shrieks and moans in the dark, broiling subway tunnels, I just knew it: Ken Lay’s alive! We can see his spirit in every flickering lightbulb from Kansas to Queens as we head into America’s annual Blackout season.
The Al Capone of Electricity
Ken Lay Will Get Away with his Real Crimes
Ken Lay Will Get Away with his Real CrimesSeattle Post-Intelligencer
Al Capone cut throats, machine-gunned people to build his gang and went to jail””for not filing his taxes properly. Likewise, Ken Lay, buccaneer of the power industry, will go down””if the jury doesn’t buy his alibi””for not filing his SEC forms properly.
One Year Later — Power Outage Traced to Dim Bulb in White House
One year ago today, the lights went out. Even when the Big Blackout ended, the power pirates who have us by the bulbs kept us in the dark, fibbing, fabricating and faking their way through a series of bogus excuses for a disaster created by greed overload.
A High Price to Pay For The Power and The Glory
The Firms That are Pulling The Plug on California Learnt Their Trade From Margaret Thatcher
The Observer
President George W. Bush has announced that on 7 February, come hell or high water, he will end Bill Clinton’s order directing emergency electricity supplies to California.
As the lights on the Golden Gate bridge blink off, the state’s politicians are in full panic that this spells bankruptcy for two giant regional electricity companies, Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas & Electric. Not me. I can’t think of anything which would more joyously combine historic justice and good public policy than their corporate death.
The Electric Chair Gore Should Fear
While reporters this week wasted their papers’ budgets in Los Angeles covering the shadow puppetry called the Democratic Convention, America’s political future was being decided 80 miles south, in San Diego.
