new things added

if you will, please look at the lefthand side of this page and check out some of the new links i've added.

due to the ongoing offensive by the united states of israel in lebanon, i've added a lebanon-specific web page called "stop destroying lebanon". it will give you a different perspective of what is going on there than that you are used to reading in mainstream american, canadian, european, and oceanic media.

i've also added a link to the homepage of a british politician called george galloway. usually, i show as much support for a politician as a real fan of futbol would have shown for portugal or italy in last month (and june)'s world cup. however, this man seems to have been cut from the same mold as me regarding the middle east situation, specifically relating to palestine-israel and lebanon-israel. i have a video in store for you containing an interview of mr. galloway on sky news in britain and most of you who know me even remotely will probably swear that if you closed your eyes, you'd think it was me ranting about israel (save, of course, for the scottish lilt mr. galloway has).

additionally, i've added another link called "another day in the empire". this is a very good site that also hits close to home for me, as it delves deeply into issues concerning the growth of america's empire (with israel's help, of course...). the perspectives and news items found here are ones i wish were more widely disseminated, but aren't for various political and monetary reasons.

finally, there's a newly-started web site called "first against the wall" that has the noble intent--as vain as it might seem, at times--of bringing the reader even more truths from around the world, truths that, in the mainstream media, go unheeded or are given unjustified limited coverage or are glossed over with just a small blurb/paragraph or banished to the back pages of the fashion or home furnishing parts of the newspaper or the web site. the web site is small and consists of different writers from around the world, but don't take my word for it, check it out for yourselves.

so, get your heads out of the sand, if you don't mind, and engage a different perspective of the events going on the world and try to look at these views openmindedly. it might do you some good...