Anarcho_Nick’s Digest 17

From the Annals of Drug War Absurdity

Yeah, like, ’cause this happens all the time…

Marijuana is apparently a cause of incest, but only if you’re driving!

Because They Can: The Logic of the Torture State

Warning: not a good piece to read if you have a weak stomach.

Speaking of Needless Death and Destruction

Progress Report: Redefining Forward Motion in Iraq

This week’s digest is heavy on the Chris Floyd since I’ve really been enjoying his intensely passionate denunciations of the Bush Administration’s war policy.

The “No Mercy” Doctrine Strikes Again in Afghanistan

Afghan civilian deaths have been making the headlines — at least, on Antiwar.com — more often lately, so I’ve got to wonder if the U.S. government is headed down the same path that the Russians took in the country.

Fallujans Defiant Amidst Chaos

This is an older piece that I uncovered when sifting through some past emails in a cleaning out operation. I encourage individuals to consider donating money to Dahr Jamail’s project since independent reporting and photography from Iraq is very important.

From Cultural Items to Miscellaneous

Real World Politics and Radical Libertarianism

I’d wanted to highlight this in the past, but it slipped my mind. It’s a most excellent piece with one of my favorite parts being:

“One reason people hate privatization is because they think of huge contracts to corporate cronies and Wall Street or the contracting out of prisons to private enterprise – as if a company making money off of people being treated worse than animals is somehow a move toward the libertarian vision.”

Bravo!

Reassessing Political Correctness

More intriguing thoughts from Anthony Gregory.

Talkin’ To The Steering Wheel
When everyday tech is nearly identical to magic, why don’t our little bodies explode?

Mark Morford talks of a sense of wonder about life and human accomplishments.

Just a short digest this week, and you can view it online here.

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