There’s no stopping “The Social Network.” David Fincher’s much ballyhooed, fleet film about the founding of the popular social networking site Facebook and its not so people-friendly founder Mark Zuckerberg has already fetched top honors from The National Board of Review, The New York Critics’ Circle and the L.A. Critics. Add six Golden Globe nominations, [...]
On Monday, Richard Holbrooke, the Obama administration special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan died; he was 69 years-old. This is precisely at a time when Washington is reviewing its strategy for the war in Afghanistan and its role in Pakistan. The death of Holbrooke constitute a substantial set back for the Obama administration, especially coming [...]
The Department Of Homeland Security (DHS) has just expanded a campaign that you will not be able to avoid if you shop at Walmart, ride the subway in New-York or Washington DC, and go to a big sporting event. Secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, is lending her voice to this “Big Brother” (Big Sister) [...]
Only days after flexing an impressive muscle Anonymous has returned to the posture of beach-bum weightlifter making excuses for avoiding a fight while opting to sit in the sand and work on their tan. Rather than build on the public support that was beginning they have chosen to change their tactic to now assault that very public with annoying false links and purposely mislabeled messages.
The Anchor Clause is this: let the Bush Tax Cuts expire, then commit the Democrats to a bill that would retroactively refund the higher tax rates for incomes under $250k to January 1st. Every week, people’s promised refund will grow, as will their resentment against the Republicans who are holding their tax cuts hostage for the rich.
