CAIRO - Egyptians voted in a nationwide referendum yesterday on proposed amendments to the constitutional articles that govern the electoral process. But regardless of the outcome, political analysts are certain that the Muslim Brotherhood, outlawed throughout the...
Arab Deaths and US Hypocrisy
The stench of death hanging over protest centers in the Arab world is more than matched by the rank hypocrisy befouling Washington and the lesser capitals of Western Empire. There is, however, not the slightest allusion to “hypocrisy,” in the imperial media. The “H”...
Bin Laden Propagandist Gets First-Rate Appeal
Monday: 11 Iraqis, 1 US Soldier Killed; 15 Iraqis Wounded
Libya’s Slippery Slope
Barely 24 hours after the first Allied air strikes, President Obama’s high-flying Libyan adventure is losing altitude. The smoke hadn’t cleared from the first air strikes when the head of the Arab League complained that "what happened differs from the no-fly zone...
Sunday: 12 Iraqis Killed, 21 Wounded
Saturday: 13 Iraqis Killed, 28 Wounded
‘One Blue Sky Above Us’
Deep Divisions Over Egypt’s Referendum
CAIRO - Egyptians go to the polls Saturday to vote on a package of constitutional amendments which, in some ways, mirrors the longtime demands of the Egyptian opposition. The changes would make it easier for independent candidates to run for office. They would bar the...


