"Dick Cheney does not like to work in the bright light of public scrutiny, as one would expect a public official to do in a "democracy". Dick likes to remind the world of the need for democracy, and then file lawsuits to prevent the U.S. congress, the elected representatives of the public, from having access to his meetings with corporate and other executives to establish an energy policy for the United States of America."

"A Review of the book, "51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With The Nazis," Edited by Lenni Brenner, Fort Lee, NJ (Barricade Books, 2002), 342 pages."

We must ask ourselves, "Is it more than a coincidence that the US government, consisting of consultants who regularly provide independent advice for the Lukud governments of Israel, now pursuing exactly the policies written specifically for the Israeli government?"

"The Canadian government has been less than enthusiastic about defending the rights of those of its citizens who are of Arab descent or are Muslims."

"What message is Bush trying to send to the rest of the world, especially to the Muslim world? Is it kosher to strike any country and ignore international laws?"

"The incidents of September 2001 gave the American administration and the dominant alliance of fundamentalist Christian and pro-Zionist circles in America a golden opportunity to produce the worst forms of anti-Islamic sentiment and policy."

"Now that California’s electorate has rewarded a dramatic recall effort, some sequels are likely elsewhere in the near future. It’s a good bet that political operatives in many states will try to learn from this fall’s Golden State extravaganza."

"A terrible, terrible time is ahead. Nevertheless, we are so indulged in our personal affairs and so mesmerized by the "mainstream" media’s onslaught and biased presentation of the international issues that we fail to see beyond what it wants us to see."