On June 3, a San Francisco attorney filed a $7 billion lawsuit against President Bush and other government officials for “allowing” the 911 terrorist attack to occur. In a class action suit, Attorney Stanley Hilton named ten defendants...
18 July 2002
Approximately 1 million people marched for alternatives to cannabis prohibition Sat May 4th collectively in 182 cities around the world.
Beginning as an annual day of protest and celebration 3 years ago, more and more people keep...
18 July 2002
Central Ohio Pastors for Peace and Worldwide Humanitarian Aid is putting together a 40 foot container to add to a caravan for El Salvador leaving this fall. The special requests are for medicines such as:
antibiotics, vitamins,...
18 July 2002
Just like Resident Bush interchanges the arch-enemies Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein, the former representing pan-Islamic fundamentalism and the latter pan-Arab secularism, the U.S. government’s campaign against terrorism relies on the...
18 July 2002
Your abolition wardrobe is now available via the web, thanks to Bexley’s own national crusader for alternatives to the death penalty, Abe Bonowitz. His catalog of T-shirts, caps, buttons and bumper stickers can be found on the website for...
18 July 2002
Instead of the usual 5-4 split, the U.S. Supreme Court – in a 6-3 decision – declared it unconstitutional to execute mentally retarded people in the United States. Prior to this ruling, the U.S. was among a handful of “rogue nations” in...
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