Author Archives: Sparhawk

I just wonder, time and again, if some people has nothing better to do with their lives, specially when they boast to the four winds that they have such a wonderful and full of bliss existence… I mean, doesn’t a … Continue reading →

I mean, is it a prerequisite for a job at Fox News to be a fascist? Is this guy still holding a grudge from the “Hundred Years war”? This was written “before” the London attacks; I could almost hear the … Continue reading →

DEBKAfile, Political Analysis, Espionage, Terrorism Security Washington lifts London ban for troops July 12, 2005, 7:31 PM (GMT 02:00) In response to a British protest, the US reversed an order issued a few hours earlier placing London out of bounds … Continue reading →

…my shiny red horns?” Now, why am I not the least bit surprised? Why Bush Has To Fire Rove – Yahoo! News The Nation — In a weekend posting I asked if it was time to get ready for the … Continue reading →

t r u t h o u t – Norman Solomon | Beware the “War on Terror” “Terrorism is not an enemy. It cannot be defeated. It’s a tactic. It’s about as sensible to say we declare war on night … Continue reading →

Well, what do you know, I was just checking the stats for my sites and found that somebody at the U.S. Department of State has been reading my blogs. Actually, I’m jealous, somebody sent a message to someone in the … Continue reading →

I just posted something in “Cambios y Reflexiones,” my Spanish blog, about the “Live 8” Concert in Philadelphia. For those who do not read or speak Spanish, sorry, I will not post an English version of it here. However, suffice … Continue reading →

I love to read Wil Wheaton’s blog. He’s one of the very few high profile personalities I’ve had the pleasure to read that is open and humble, more so even than most people who are nobody. Here is a piece … Continue reading →

You have a name, A body, a voice, A soul and I Held you, left The dream behind. I will not let Passion escape. No more, never again Will allow sanity To plot my Heart’s course. I want to remember … Continue reading →