Posted in Constitutional Law, Dan Black Posts, Iraq, Oil, U.S. Foreign Policy, War-on-Terror on June 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
May God watch over Eli Israel; and if we cannot summon God, then let us watch over him ourselves.
The US.-led invasion into Iraq and the occupation that continues to ensue in its wake constitute international crimes of war. This truth is widely known and accepted, supporting evidence abounds, and counterarguments have steadily diminished in [...]
Posted in Dan Black Posts, U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S.-Israel Strategic Alliance on June 11, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Protestors gathered on Capitol Hill this past Sunday to express their disapproval of U.S.-supported Israeli occupation of Palestine, an occupation that now exceeds 40 years. A small but diverse and lively crowd, the protestors collectively argued for adherence to applicable U.N. resolutions and international law, protection of Palestinians’ individual human rights and cultural right to [...]
Posted in Dan Black Posts, Environment, Ethanol Critique Series, Oil, Renewable Energy Politics, Sustainability on June 8, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Bike-riding down H street NW toward our nation’s capitol every morning, I frequently see an ear of corn, picked and shucked, protruding from a gas pump. Intriguing, I suppose it must be, to the unfamiliar eye; captions underneath this unusual image invite the observer to learn more about alternative energy on the advertised website. More [...]
