Voice of North America Articles

EXCERPT: Change, our man! If John can't change then nobody can!!        If it’s change you want, McCain’s your man.  He 's the most consistent changling  in town - DC that is.       Then he was against the Bush/Cheney Iraq attack... Now he says we might want to overstay our “welcome” by 100 years.        Then he was against the Bush/Cheney torture drive... Now...

EXCERPT: Did you see Al Gore’s endorsement speech this evening in Michigan?        Grandpappy told my pappy back in my day
Son a man had to answer for the wicked that he'd done
Take all the rope in Texas
Find a tall oak tree, round up all of them bad boys
Hang them high in the street
For all the people to see       Cause Justice is the one thing you should always find
You got to saddle up your boys
You got to draw a hard...

EXCERPT: Veterans’ license plates. Have you noticed the veritable plethoration* of veteran’s license plates over the last three or four years?
Patriotism is in vogue since the attack of 9/11, and the military has occupied a position of positive attention, even honor, in our national psyche. For a couple of reasons: we were determined to avoid the horrendous mistake of the Vietnam era where the troops were scapegoats; we are propagandized to be afraid – very afraid.
Well, I could expound at...

EXCERPT: This Bu$hite Regime is a ripening corpse that has lain around too long.  The stench is overpowering.   It requires cremation.  Burn Bush burn!     But not before a thorough autopsy via impeachment has been performed for the record and benefit of Our   Bring it on!  The outcome of this autopsy will be instructive for Americans present and future.  Once the Bu$hite legacy of ashes has been finally flushed into the historical...

EXCERPT: When I first heard Barak Obama’s ‘bitter’ statement I new he had made a mistake.  If he had only used ‘angry’ instead he would have denied the foaming opposition a soundbite.  But he didn’t.  He didn’t say exactly what he meant, that Americans are fed up with the way the Average American is ignored as our arrogant rulers do what they intend to do.         have been the correct...

EXCERPT:   To Impeach or not to Impeach – that is the question.  Not    Or so says Representative Robert Wexler (D-FL).        The Nation, America's leading progressive magazine, named Representative Wexler the country's "Most Valuable Congressman." Link to Enlightenment     Rush Limpuagh, the disgusting flaccid self indulgent NeoCoNazi mouthpiece refers to him as...

EXCERPT: Today In Mavericky Straight me to link up] It seems federal records show that McBush’s national campaign general co-chair was: taking money from the Swiss bank UBS to lobby Congress concerning its interests during the U.S. mortgage crises while whispering sweet nothings of economic policy advice in McBush’s ear. Also, it seems that after Gramm got a law passed easing regulation  of energy-commodity trading: California suffered a sharp...

EXCERPT: Maybe you’ve heard: Scott McClellan has written a book, “What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of here.          A suggestive title, don’t you think?  A thread that runs through the accounts of the book and that Scott himself stressed more than once in his interview with Keith Olbermann today is that the Bu$hites have their regime stuck in campaign mode and have never shifted into...

EXCERPT: This Disgrace in the Oval Office is all about his ‘legacy’. He is the $hit hear ‘round the world. He decided the only way to pull his legacy out of the toilet was to be a WAR PRESIDENT. So he went to war, to Hell with the cost in life, human misery, national reputation and national treasure.
In the shadow of three Presidents
“Eight years ago, candidate Bush promised that if elected he would be a fiscal conservative who would promote a foreign policy of “humility”, disavowing a “nation...

EXCERPT: Our neighbor is having a contractor landscape their front As I write this, a crew is shoveling and wheel borrowing a pile of rocks that had been dumped in the street onto our neighbor’s property.    The workers are obviously Caucasian, which is notable for common labor here in the state of Arizona.        I first noticed this amazing change in the ‘complexion of work’ here in Arizona last March.  I had pulled into...