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Topical Links

• Iraq Deals and Bush Campaign Donations
• Iraq Body Count (updated daily). Bookmark this critical information source.

Suggested Reading

• Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right
• Big Lies: The Right-Wing Propaganda Machine and How It Distorts the Truth
• The Lies of George W. Bush: Mastering the Politics of Deception

Political Links

• So Dick Cheney drafted the National Energy Policy in cohorts with a bunch of Enron crooks!
• Guide to Campaign Finances, a.k.a. Legalized Bribing

Dubya Watch

• Why did the Bush admnistration thwart the probe of Bin Laden's money-trail before 9/11?
• George W. Bush dodged the draft, jumped ahead of hundreds of applicants despite almost failing the entrance test, to enter the National Guard, refused to take the drug test, was grounded as a result, and finally went AWOL (absent without leave) for 18 months. Interestingly, the shady Texas billionaire and Dubya's business partner James R. Bath mentioned in the Houston Chronicle article above is the same Bath who was suspended along with Bush from Texas Air National Guard for refusing to take the drug test.
• Bush's journey on the low road from Bob Jones University to the decision to limit stem-cell research funding.
• The Bush-Cheney record of plundering and pillaging the environment

Other Political Links

• Who invented "Invented" in the "Al Gore invented the internet" hoax?

Environmental Links

• Planting trees can lower your home energy costs by up to 30%
• Save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and other BioGems
• Tell Bush to STOP using public lands and forests for paying back his campaign donors

Money and Investing

• Socially-responsible mutual funds can boost returns and lower risks by increasing diversification: Green Century Funds, PAX World Funds -- both these fund families have long-term track records of beating market averages as well as other funds.

Microsoft Watch

• Abandon MS Office; download OpenOffice for free.
• Why Microsoft smears and fears open source

IEEE Spectrum:- Will our communications infrastructure be an open forum of a billion equals or one in which crucial channels are locked down by an unholy symbiosis of monopolies (e.g., Microsoft) and monopoly-granting governments (e.g., the Bush administration, after accepting scores of millions in campaign contributions from Microsoft)? Will computer users control the software they run, or be controlled themselves?