From the monthly archives: December 2013
commentary by Patrick H. Moore
There is punk and there is punk and then there is Pussy Riot. And if you are Russian and a member of Pussy Riot — a loosely organized guerrilla music/street theater group consisting of up to 11 members […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
The subject of this post is the entrenchment of sexual perversion in American law and how that is reflected in the ideological make-up of the various regions of this great but threatened nation. I am talking specifically about Bestiality, […]
by BJW Nashe
The case of Weldon Angelos is frequently cited as an example of the injustice that has plagued our criminal justice system both as a result of mandatory minimum sentencing requirements and the disastrous War on Drugs. Mr. Angelos is now back […]
by BJW Nashe — Re-posted by popular demand
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have a shocking new album out called Push the Sky Away. It doesn’t contain a single song about homicide, and I must say I’m outraged and dismayed that this could happen to […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
Nelson Mandela was condemned for decades by elements of the governments of both the United States and England, yet he became almost universally hailed by the same come the 1990s and now, again, in his death.
Almost.
by Bob Couttie
As more information emerges following the rescue of the three “slaves” by London’s Metropolitan police with the help of a charity opposed to forced marriage, this case becomes increasing strange, if not bizarre. A mysterious suicide of a woman whose daughter […]
by Max Myers
The first time I saw Clint Eastwood was in a movie when I was a kid. I can’t remember which one, I just remember his eyes — cold, blue, intense. The Eastwood squint. As I grew up, I […]
by Patrick H. Moore
Being in jail or prison has it’s advantages. You get three square meals a day of more or less indigestible food and a cheap-ass toothbrush, but these shortcomings can be alleviated by purchasing tasty morsels and personal hygiene items at […]
commentary by Patrick H. Moore
I received an email from a close friend the other day in which he tries to make sense out of the human condition, his personal problems, and more importantly, the state of every man/woman as we fight and flail […]
by BJW Nashe
Here in the USA, our skyrocketing prison population is a huge problem. The simplest solution is to start releasing prisoners — a lot of prisoners. Then we need to help them find ways to become functioning, productive members of society. A […]
