From the monthly archives: March 2013

VIP-NC Finds WMDs Double Voting, Maybe

By Tom Sullivan On March 24, 2013  

VIP-NC Finds Dual Voters in FL & NC, according to the North Carolina chapter of the Voter Integrity Project.

(Raleigh, NC)—MAR 20, 2013—The NC State Board of Elections has confirmed their intent to prosecute five people on suspicion that they voted in both Florida and NC during the November 2012 election, according [...]

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“I made it. Why can’t you?”

By Tom Sullivan On March 17, 2013  

“They say they got where they are by working 60 hours a week for years,” my friend said (I’m paraphrasing). “They made it and they don’t see why they should pay anything to help other people who did not.”

It is a message my friend hears from doctors he knows. (This was one of those [...]

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The Anti-Genocide Paparazzi Snap Crimes Against Human­ity from 300 Miles Up

By Frederick Clarkson On March 16, 2013  

Crossposted from Unbound: A Journal of Christian Social Justice

Crimes against human­ity are best car­ried out in secret. Ter­ror can be inflicted, eth­nic cleans­ing can be waged; tor­ture can be com­mit­ted — and in areas that the whole world is not already watch­ing — who will even know? That’s the [...]

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