Michael Kapsalakis

Sir,I read your article in Tehran Times.I thought we beat you people long ago in the civil war.My God, a Greek commie,a Saddamite.Pathetic.

Regards,MLK

Gift of freedom

More Fitrakis crap

More Fitrakis lies, they never stop. George W. Bush is not a war criminal. He will not be tried for war crimes, and you know it. He's the best president we have had in years. And he will be re-elected.

Iraq

Today while blocked from the Independent newspaper of London came across Free Press and read all the articles for this month.

  Your article 'IS THERE A THIRD OPTION ?' immediately caught my attention as I have advocated the following on  the Independent 'have your say ' column  for months past :-

1.  America should involve more Moslem countries in the 'Peace' keeping forcesi       Pakistan being part of the British Commonwealth with it's officers trained at       Sandhurst has a good rapport with the British army. That country could send a contingent       of troops, I suggest Sikhs to patrol alongside the British who over a period of time are       withdrawn to be replaced by other non-aligned UN troops.

      Other Moslem countries could do the same, perhaps Malaysia, indonesia or Egypt could send       soldiers to patrol with the Americans until they are slowly withdrawn and replaced by       Norwegians, Irish or other UN contingents. India could contribute a Brigade of Gurkhas.

2.  The government of Iraq should be placed in the hands of the UN as a Trust territory for a period

Tehran Times article

Bob,

    I read your article published in the Tehran Times.  I just wanted to let you know how idiotic and illogical your article was.  I guess the "Tehran Times" was the only one that would publish such garbage, whatever the "Tehran Times" is.  I guess that is also why you are a professor at a community college, not a university.  I hope that all of the GED students are getting there money's worth of $100 per unit by sitting through your class.

Yours truly,
George

The biggest prick in America

yes, that's you bob.

Country Joe Band, 2004: 'Uncle Sam Needs Your Help Again'

Taking the stage at a community center in the small Northern California town of Bolinas, a group of four musicians quickly showed themselves to be returning as a vibrant creative force centered very much in the present.

     Not that the music of Country Joe and the Fish ever really disappeared. Since the release of the band’s first two albums in 1967 -- “Electric Music for the Mind and Body” along with “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die” -- many of its songs have meandered through the memories and semi-consciousness of millions of Americans who came of age a third of a century ago.

     Now reconstituted with four of the legendary group’s original five members, the new Country Joe Band has just begun to tour. When I saw them perform, midway through April, the music was as tightly effusive as ever, with poetic lyrics mostly brought to bear on two perennials: love and death.

     Their new song “Cakewalk to Baghdad” is in sync with Country Joe McDonald’s compositions that stretch back to the escalating years of the Vietnam War. With the post-“victory” occupation of Iraq in its

Geez

I hope your running for the Columbus, Iran schoolboard!

Bush and Tribunals

I do not argue with the Bob Fitrakis premise, but the question is why have so many waited so long?

Bob Woodward  is being praised by the talking heads (a naval term) as "likely the greatest reporter of this century", "the man who can really get the news stories no one else can" and other similar accolades. Is the purpose of a Bob Woodward to be the insiders ultimate hatchet man? Is it his job to destroy one of their own who has stepped out of line or has been used about as much as he/she can be used and  therefore needs to be replaced with the next step towards a "New" World "Order".? ("New" - There is nothing new about this, it is as old as Babylon.  "Order" since when is chaos order)

Look at the alternative they have set up for us.  The ultimate prairie fairy John Kerry.  If that thing had a cogent thought, the resulting friction in his head would create a steam explosion in that vacuous extremity of his.

Analysis and review: <i>The Fitrakis Files: Free Byrd and other cries for justice</i>

Bob Fitrakis, The Fitrakis Files: Free Byrd and other cries for justice. Columbus: Columbus Alive Publishing, 2003. 252 pp.

"When, in countries that are called civilized, we see age going to the work-house, and youth to the gallows, something must be wrong in the system of government. . . . Civil government does not consist in executions. . . . Why is it that scarcely any are executed but the poor?"

These are the words of Thomas Paine, the greatest pamphleteer in the history of the English language.

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