For anyone seeking to get away with murder, there seems to be a foolproof method: be appointed president of the United States. The lucky person in this office, along with the vice president, cabinet members and advisors, all, it seems, are above the law. FULL ARTICLE

The New York Times, that oh-so-respected rag that never bothered to question President George Bush’s headlong rush to war, and that apparently saw no discrepancy between what the U.N. weapons inspectors were finding in Iraq (nothing), and what Mr. Bush said was there (enough chemical weapons to threaten the existence of the planet), has once again pontificated about world events. Let us look at one short sentence from its editorial page of January 6 of this year FULL ARTICLE