Obama Acts Against War as GOP Screams: 'We Want War'

Support President Obama and the world and voice your support to your US senators in approving the Iran Nuke agreement

Stop Republican madness. Sign the leading anti-war coalition petition and tell Congress: Defend the Iran Nuke deal and stop Republicans from starting a war with Iran.

"The international agreement to ensure that Iran’s nuclear energy program stays peaceful is not just a victory for non-proliferation but part of a more realistic realignment of U.S. policy toward the Mideast, finally recognizing the bloody futility of 'full-spectrum dominance.'"

So reads ex-CIA official Graham E. Fuller's piece in ConsortiumNews supporting peace and security and rejecting war.

The Republican Party wants war with Iran and has become a rogue political force in international affairs, aligning itself with the most destructive, lawless parties of Israel.

The Republican Party is perfecting willing to send American troops and Marines to die and destabilize, even now refusing to acknowledge the catastrophe their Iraq War lies inflicted onto the our country and the world.

The Obama administration deserves our support against the 'Three Amigos' idiocy of Sens. McCain (R-Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), and kill-the-public-healthcare-option Joe Lieberman making the rounds calling for rejection of the World v. Israel and the Republican Party deal (Benen, MSNBC).

Support President Obama and the world and voice your support to your US senators in approving the Iran Nuke agreement.

Remember Scott Walker, a typical if more corrupt-than-usual Republican, said U.S. war with Iran on Inaugural Day, should Walker become president, is "very possible." (Nichols, The Nation)

This is madness. Sign the leading anti-war coalition petition and tell Congress: Defend the deal and stop Republicans from starting a war with Iran.

Chomsky on Wisconsin Public Radio

Ever consider what you would do if you lived in circumstances where your country was responsible for killing 1,000s of innocents every year.

You do live in such circumstance and ought to consider what you will do to halt the killing right now, says Noam Chomsky.

Here's Noam Chomsky interviewed by Jean Feraca on her Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders show on Wisconsin Public Radio, April 7, 2009.

Chomsky was in Madison last week working with human rights activists to bring attention to and halt the killing of innocents by U.S.-supported Israel.

Rightwingers freaking out

Juan Cole has some fun in Salon describing the great rightwing freak-out.