Showing posts with label World Can't Wait Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Can't Wait Photos. Show all posts

Sunday, January 07, 2007

Dear Madame Speaker, Impeachment has Returned to the Table

From left to right: Daniel Ellsberg(Pentagon papers), World Can't Wait's Sunsara Taylor, Micheal Ratner Center for Constitutional Rights and John Nichols -The Nation Also speaking were Cindy Sheehan and by video message, Gore Vidal (Click any photo to enlarge)

"Voices for Impeachment" Thursday at the National Press Club rocked the ball room with a packed house. Funny how the NPC folks seemed to be around when we got there, cause the place was empty as folks were leaving after the talks. Prissy is sure they didn't expect to see so many and wait until you see what a non-radical crowd this was.

The very busy David Swanson of After Downing Street.org. David has given much of his personal time to do everything possible to end the war and stop the assault to the Constitution and Bill of Rights-even when most of the public didn't think that was really happening...Prissy can relate.

EVERYBODY was represented, even the lady who yelled out "abortion is killing", when Sunsara mentioned it. (We can worry about that later, dear, the constitution itself has been endangered.)

Raw Story already reported Sunsara's interaction earlier with Bill (Loofah man) O'Reilly's driver at FOX. After the as always angry interaction anyone ever has with Bill, her driver asked what they spoke about. She said "impeachment of Bush and Cheney." He said "Impeached? I think they should be indicted."

Hmm, yes, seems to be the prevailing attitude now throughout the country, regardless of party...

Prissy should have counted how many people, but didn't-it was too interesting. There were blacks, whites, Latino, old, young, middle age. Suits, jeans, flannel shirts, goth kids to ladies in linen. Daniel Ellsberg and Cindy Sheehan-NPC

If these folks call the people to the streets like they say they will Jan 27, in Washington, the world will know the reign of terror we have known from the Bush regime is concluded to a peaceful end. They want at least a million. They may get their wish.

Some folks at the National Press Club who want Bush and Cheney impeached.

The event was sponsored by World Can't Wait. Now you might think these kids are radicals. Depending on your definition. They are not violent, they are social change revolutionaries-and let's face it-desperate times call for desperate measures, as Granny says.

Next week they will begin acts of civil disobedience. Don't hurt them DC cops-haven't you all had your fair share too?

Its important officers remember our police dept is the last line of defense in the protection of persons civil rights and there is no room to be a weak link in the chain. Nor is it now the time to call names...Prissy challenges them to "find the hippies" in the crowd above.

Hot Links Update

Email Madame Pelosi tell her no more $ for war and we want our constitution back too.

Pictures of 1,000 protesters spelling out IMPEACH 1,000 PEOPLE SPELL OUT "IMPEACH!" IN PELOSI'S DISTRICT

- Over 1000 people gathered in Nancy Pelosi's district, on Ocean Beach in San Francisco, to spell out the message "IMPEACH!" "America is a great country," said event organizer Brad Newsham, a local cab driver and author. "But President Bush has betrayed our faith. He mislead us into a disastrous war, and is trampling on our Constitution. He has to go. Now. I hope Nancy Pelosi is listening today."

Middle East online Report: Israel planning tactical nuclear strike on Iran

The atomic weapons would explode deep underground to minimise the risk of radioactive fall-out, it added.

Israel had refused to rule out pre-emptive military action against the Islamic republic. In 1981, it took action against Iraq's nuclear reactor in Osirak.

The Sunday Times said the Israeli plan was designed to prevent them having to live through a "second Holocaust".

US and Israeli officials had met several times to consider military action, it added, saying military analysts assessed that disclosing the plans could put pressure on Iran to halt enrichment.

US military strategists saw the 1981 pre-emptive attack as a failure to attain the intended effects.

Democratic Daily Conservative Bloggers Refuse to Admit They Are Wrong

Media Matters noted today that “Warbloggers refuse to admit their errors in making fraud allegations against AP.” These warbloggers are among some of the same bloggers who perpetuated “The Great ‘Kerry Photo’ Flap.” And in the case of the “right-wing warbloggers, who for six weeks have been accusing the Associated Press of manufacturing a police source in Baghdad in order to spread insurgent-friendly “propaganda,”" they are now, as Media Matters notes “now steadfastly refuse to concede their mistakes in the wake the January 4 news that the police source in question, Jamil Hussein, does exist and has been identified by the Iraqi government.” No small surprise, as many of the same bloggers are refusing to admit the truth about the Kerry photo or take responsibility for their lies.

I will note that not all conservative bloggers are acting irresponsibly in both of these cases, but some just simply refuse to step up and act responsibly. There is an irony to the fact that these are the same bloggers who claim to be watchdogs on the so called “liberal media,” but when caught in their own web of lies, they blindly defend themselves and each other perpetuating the lies further. There is nothing but glaring hypocritical behavior here, and it’s a long established pattern with many of these bloggers.

Sure is, Prissy was off about Rover's indictment-but everybody was. Besides, its not over for Rover. Special Prosecutor Fitzgerald's case against Scooter Libby will contain a surprise, at least from the view of Scooters attorneys

Wired People Can Cause Earthquakes

More about the leak case by emptywheel at the Next Hurrah Libby's Jury Instructions

Please Don't Mention the Former Hill Staffer This is, IMO, the funniest request. He asks the court to read this instruction: You have heard testimony that Mr. Libby and other witnesses spoke to reporters under various conditions, such as "off the record," on background" and where one's comments are to be attributed to a particular job title. There is nothing improper with a person being interviewed to request, or a reporter agreeing to grant, these interview conditions in order to maintain the confidentiality of the person speaking with the reporter. [my emphasis]

This instruction would effectively bar the jury from considering the fact that Libby asked--and Judy agreed--that their July 8 conversation be attributed to a "former Hill staffer" as evidence of guilt. Because, you know, I should be able to attribute illegal information to whatever attribution I want. Next time I leak highly classified information, I suppose I'll just attribute it to "someone who might be named Scooter Libby." Because Scooter Libby sees no problem with giving misleading attributions to leaks, you know.

All in a days work.

Newsmax Media Seek Audio From 'Scooter' Libby Leak Trial

Fifteen news organizations and five other groups are asking a federal judge to release audio recordings each day in the upcoming criminal trial of Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff.

"If there were ever a case where release of audio recordings is unlikely to have any impact on the proceedings - other than the beneficial one of more fully informing the public - it is this one," lawyers for the news organizations stated.

The organizations are ABC, The Associated Press, Bloomberg News, CNN, CBS, Dow Jones, E.W. Scripps, the Hearst Corp., the Los Angeles Times, the McClatchey Co., NBC, National Public Radio, USA Today, the Washington Post, the American Society of Newspaper Editors, the Newspaper Association of America, the Radio-Television News Directors Association, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the Society of Professional Journalists.

Prissy wonders what Fitz will think of this suit. And why are they suddenly so interested? Or is that implicated?

AfterDowningStreet.Org Want to End the War? Ask for Investigations! by David Swanson

Polls: majority of public wants investigation of war lies. Ask your Representative and Senators to conduct investigations.

Our top priorities for Congressional investigations:

1-Misuse of intelligence leading up to the war.

2-Waste, fraud, misuse of funds, including in launching the war in secret, including in construction of permanent bases

3-War crimes, extraordinary rendition, torture

Nancy Pelosi has announced the creation of a Select Intelligence Oversight Panel composed of members of the House Intelligence and Appropriations committees and working within the House Appropriations Committee to oversee spending on intelligence.

Go to Downing Street.Org. David Swanson has a list of resources, 1 Page info flyer, 110th Congress address, etc. for you to take action from home, and spread the word. We need every American and our allies to pressure our government to do the right thing!

Congress realized Nixon was done when they received 50,000 telegrams demanding Dick Nixon's impeachment- for far lessor crimes.

USA Today D.C. subway train derails

WASHINGTON (AP) — A subway train derailed Sunday near downtown Washington, sending 16 people to the hospital and prompting the rescue of 60 people from a tunnel, officials said.

The accident happened at about 3:45 p.m. near the underground Mount Vernon Square station, Metro spokeswoman Cathy Asato said. There were about 150 people on the train.

At least one person had a serious but not life-threatening injury, Asato said. The other injuries were mostly "bumps and bruises."

Just the kind of news one likes to hear upon returning from DC.

From Prissy's Inbox: Fellow Workers, the Columbus Chapter of World Can't Wait is proud to announce that we are hosting Dr. James H. Fetzer who will be speaking about '9/11'. The event will be at the main branch of the Columbus Library on Saturday, February 17th, 2007 in the afternoon(exact time to be announced). Dr. Fetzer is the founder and co-chair of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, "a non-partisan association of faculty, students, and scholars dedicated to exposing falsehoods and to revealing truths behind 9/11' Scholars for 911 Truth

This event will be free and open to the public. For more information contact Vargo.che@hotmail.com

Hat tip to Fitz, bringing to his country the luck of the Irish Prissy's shamrocks bloomed on Fitz' birthday

The Entitlement Defense Shareholders should have known Conrad Black had a lifestyle to maintain when they bought into his company.

Let me digress. The newspapers tell us that U.S. attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, who on March 5 is scheduled to put Black on trial, is interested in Mayor Daley. The mayor's reelection campaign is likely to turn on the unstated proposition that public governance also has its zealots and its tendency to excess, and that if the bathwater is corruption, the baby is a city that works.

Black's problem is that there was no baby. There was only his high life, which he has asked the court to rule inadmissible. One of his recent briefs states, "The government has failed to establish that the references to Mr. Black's membership in the House of Lords, ownership of multiple residences, lavish decorating tastes, hosting of an elaborate surprise party for his wife, and employment of servants and a chauffeur are relevant to any essential element of any charged offense."

Looking for Mr. Right

It wasn't so long ago that conservatives believed that George Bush's presidency would usher in a political realignment that would last for decades. But as the right looks forward to the next election, something close to panic is setting in. Surveying the leading G.O.P. contenders for 2008, direct-mail guru Richard Viguerie pronounces "not a one of them is worthy of support from conservatives." Says Craig Shirley, a public relations executive who represents many conservative groups and who has written a book on the Reagan revolution: "There's anger, there's angst, there's dismay in the conservative movement." Some activists, Shirley adds, have even begun talking quietly among themselves about forming a third party.

Arab View A Free Press Is an Engine for Economic Growth

A most impressive and enlightening presentation was delivered by Dr. Richard Winfield, chairman of the World Press Freedom Committee and a communications lawyer who teaches at Colombia Law School and Fordham University of Law. Winfield’s paper was about the connection between law, a free press and economic growth in developing countries. He talked about laws that protect a free and independent press, and laws that ensure a sense of transparency that can help the press contribute to a nation’s economic well-being. “A free press is an engine for economic growth. Corruption at the governmental, judicial and corporate levels stands as a major obstacle to economic development,” he said, adding that corruption kills foreign investment and discourages local businesses from growing and becoming prosperous.

Dr. Winfield emphasized the need to have media laws and independent judges that would protect investigation into corruption. Without protection, reporters would be potentially punished, newspapers would be closed down, and TV stations would be pulled off the air. Dr. Winfield stressed the need for the media to contribute toward improving the lives of people and the importance of the law in helping the media perform that role correctly and properly.

During the two-day seminar, prominent international legal advisers and media participants from the Gulf discussed international models and ways to adopt common principles for a new legal framework in the Gulf.

TBR News...very interesting. Prissy has heard similar rumors on the web and stories from military families Voice of the White House

Bush has absolutely no intention of leaving Iraq. Any general officer who disagrees with his stupid “surge” is promptly fired and others warned that Bush will fire them if they open their mouths. The brass at the Pentagon and the troops in the field are approaching open mutiny.

There are very serious rumors that National Guard and reserve units will not show up for shipment to the slaughterhouse. Bush has told Congress that they will do what he tells them and if they do not, he will refuse to sign any of their bills he does not approve of and refuse to implement anything they try to pass over his head.

He has deliberately antagonized the new Congress and when he is told that the people want an end to the Iraq horrors, he claims the public still want him to “stay the course.”

Hate mail and death threats are pouring in here in unprecedented numbers and the Secret Service can’t begin to keep up with them. There is no question that very soon, there will be a major confrontation between Bush on one side and the military and Congress on the other. And be sure Bush will lose.

"Voices of impeachment"

Letter from US Congress concerning ‘civilian prisoncamps’(scanned document)

FEMA "concentration camps" or "centers for public safety" There over 800 prison camps in the United States, all fully operational and ready to receive prisoners. They are all staffed and even surrounded by full-time guards, but they are all empty. These camps are to be operated by FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) should Martial Law need to be implemented in the United States and all it would take is a presidential signature on a proclamation and the attorney general's signature on a warrant to which a list of names is attached.

Bloomberg Backdating Is Revealed by 28 Companies to Avoid Taxes (Update2)

At least 28 companies now under investigation for stock-options backdating, including Staples Inc. and KLA-Tencor Corp., named executives who received improper grants as part of an effort to shield them from millions of dollars in tax penalties.

The grants, detailed in filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over the past three weeks, show 15 chairmen and chief executive officers, as well as dozens of other senior managers, were awarded options to buy shares at below-market prices. Companies had until Dec. 31 to correct the prices to keep their top brass from paying a 20 percent surtax on potential profits from the options

International Herald Tribune In days before hanging, a push for revenge and a push back from the US

The widespread expectation was that the appeal of the death sentences would run for months, allowing time for the more notorious Anfal case, involving genocide in the killing of 180,000 Kurds, to be completed before Hussein was hanged. American lawyers in the embassy's Regime Crimes Liaison Office, the behind-the-scenes organizer of the trials, predicted Hussein's execution in the spring.

When the tribunal's appeals bench announced that it had upheld the death sentences on Dec. 26, three weeks into the appeal, even prosecutors were stunned. Defense lawyers said Hussein was being railroaded under pressure from Maliki, who told a BBC interviewer shortly after the Dujail verdict that he expected the ousted ruler to be hanged before the end of the year.

The suspicion that the judges had submitted to government pressure was shared by some Americans working with the tribunal, who had stifled their growing disillusionment with the government's interference for months.

The appeals court's apparent eagerness to fast-forward Hussein to the gallows — and the scenes at the execution itself — broke the floodgates of restraint for at least one of the American lawyers. "I am disgusted," said one. "We had thought the court would be a beacon of light in a very dark landscape. But the way it has come out with the hanging, we've substituted one dictatorship for another."

TMP CafeTime For Israel to Free Palestinian Prisoners

Prisoners are important symbols although some, like the Lebanese thug, Samir Kuntar (who wiped out a Jewish family in Nahariyah in 1979) are just monsters who should never see the light of day. Another was Kuntar’s Jewish counterpart, Asher Weisgan, a West Bank settler, who murdered four Palestinian workers in 2005 to protest the Gaza withdrawal. He hung himself (with his tefillin or phylacteries) in prison last month.

But most prisoners are not in that category. Some committed no violent acts. Many haven’t even been charged. The main reason no progress was made on the prisoner issue last month is that Hamas is still holding Corporal Gilad Shalit, who was captured six months ago. Olmert feels he cannot release Palestinian prisoners to Abbas until Shalit is back home or until he at least has both proof that Shalit is alive and a solid commitment that he will be freed.

That is not a commitment Abbas can give Olmert because, according to Israeli sources, President Abbas does not know where Shalit is being held and certainly cannot secure his release. Only Hamas can.

But Israel does not negotiate with Hamas. And Hamas will not free Shalit to its worst enemy, Abbas. The Egyptians -- nobly trying to finesse the various divides and win freedom for Shalit and the Palestinians – seem to be stymied. Meanwhile, Shalit and the Palestinian prisoners who would be freed in exchange for Shalit’s release remain in captivity.

More tomorrow, busy day getting Granny taken care of...

Quotes of the Day

“The word love has by no means the same sense for both sexes, and this is one cause of the serious misunderstandings that divide them”--Simone de Beauvoir quotes (French Writer and feminist, 1908-1986)

“Better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble without.”--Confucius

“A woman in love can't be reasonable--or she probably wouldn't be in love.”--Mae West

“The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws.”--Ayn Rand quotes (Russian born American Writer and Novelist, 1905-1982)

“I would rather trust a woman's instinct than a man's reason.” --Stanley Baldwin(British Politician and Prime Minister. 1867-1947)

Saturday, October 07, 2006

Protesting the Ohio GOP Headquarters 2006

Facing Constitutional Ave at Camp Democracy Sept 2006

Dearest Readers, Prissy is really bogged down with election stuff but wanted to tell you all about the World Can't Wait event in Columbus, Ohio this past Thursday.

The organizers did a good job and the event was peaceful. The crowd which was a wide variety of people, old the young and in between. It was a small crowd of maybe 100 people. The crowd got larger after 4 pm.

The highlight was the protest which took place on the large sidewalk in front of the Ohio GOP Headquarters. Some of these people are ashamed of what support and the crowd made certain of they should be if they weren't. Our very way of American life has been put at risk, with their full support.

In times like these, when lawmakers, an executive branch and a judicial branch are known to hold to ideology over constitutional matters, they leave a caring public little choice but to protest with action.

Oh the geers "You support perverts", the chants, "Gross Old Perverts" and "Troops Home Now"

Frightened and ashamed of confronting protesters for peace, republicans peek through the blinds.

It took a while, but the police eventually got there. Prissy doesn't think they were in too big of a hurry-they know these people promoting peace mean it.

The police don't glare at the peace protesters anymore- they stay a respectful distance. They kept an eye on things from across the street. They too, have been hurt by Dubya's policies. An angry but peaceful crowd in front of the Ohio GOP headquarters. It is interesting to note in their parking lot full of vehicles-many foreign made-only one still had a W sticker on it. The rest had no stickers...

The crowd then made its way to the Ohio Democratic Headquarters. Chants were a little different for them. "Wake Up! Time to Wake Up!"

The Dems all looked out the windows at first. They were quite puzzled-were we Bushies? No...why, why look at the messages they carry-but we agree with them. One dem came out and said why are you guys here when we are on the same side?

One protestor said to him "We are?" and proceeded to explain about the voting machine problems here in Ohio and how the democrats failed to acknowledge the problem.

Besides, hardly anyone in the crowd thought the democrats did much of anything except enable the neorepublicans...it's really silly to say an Independent "People for the American Way" type party will not flourish in American democratic society. Maybe not this election cycle, but look for it in the next. Below: World Can't Wait in front of the Federal building in downtown Columbus.

Very positive reactions from the cars going and pedestrians.

Very strange, blogger won't upload any of Prissy's photos which show some of the more controversial signs or the crowd. She will try again later.

Hot Links

Dearest Readers, don't buy any of the hoopla about Scooter's case getting dismissed.

The tactic he is using is common and Fitz took this into account when presenting his case. Nothing to worry about-unless you are Scooter.

Susan Ralston, Rove's aide that just quit is another matter. There is something major going on there with her known connection to Abramoff.

Don't be surprised to see her in front of the special prosecutor again soon. Sounds like she may some 'splainin' to do...

CNN Quick Poll: Are you satisfied with the way Republicans are handling the Foley-congressional page scandal?

Yes-21% 26754 votes

No-79% 98137 votes

Total: 124891 votes

The Hill Hastert expresses mild contrition as ethics panels launches inquiry

The House ethics committee has subpoenaed "four dozen" documents and individuals in its probe of the alleged cover-up of ex-Rep. Mark Foley’s (R-Fla.) inappropriate email exchange with a former page.

Committee chairman Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) and Rep. Howard Berman (D-Calif.), the ranking Democrat, announced the creation of an investigative subcommittee Thursday afternoon.

Moments later, House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) again denied his knowledge of Foley’s "overly friendly" contact with a former page and pledged to run for another term as Speaker if Republicans can hold the House majority.

"Well, you know I’m going to run and presumably win, and when we do, I expect to run for leader, for Speaker," Hastert said.

Reuters Russian war reporter found shot dead in Moscow

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, an outspoken critic of the war in rebel Chechnya, was found shot dead on Saturday at her apartment block in central Moscow, news agencies reported.

Politkovskaya was well-known for exposing rights abuses by Russian troops in Chechnya, where she won the respect of many Chechens.

Looks like Russia has turned back the clock too...

International Herald Tribune U.S. House speaker says he won't quit in scandal

Hastert moved to squelch speculation that he would step down in response to suggestions that he and his staff had failed to heed warning signs about Foley.

"Any time that a person has to, as a leader, be on the hot seat and he is a detriment to the party, you know, there ought to be a change," Hastert said, answering a question at the news conference about whether he had become a drag on Republican election prospects. "I became speaker in a situation like that."

Hastert got his job in 1998 after disappointing midterm election results for the Republicans led Speaker Newt Gingrich to step down in the face of a challenge from Robert Livingston of Louisiana. But Livingston's extramarital affair became public, and Hastert became the fallback choice.

Hastert was neither the leader of a revolution, like Gingrich, or a brash deal maker like Tom DeLay of Texas, his sponsor. Hastert has since endured a number of crises, in part by staying more in the background while higher- profile colleagues, particularly DeLay, plunged into the partisan fray.

WIS tv Foley could face charges in some states

Federal law generally requires a person to meet, or attempt to meet, a minor for sex before a crime has been committed. But in some states where the Florida Republican communicated with children, attempting to seduce a minor might be enough to bring charges.

A senior Justice Department official who didn't want to be identified says federal prosecutors investigating Foley are examining whether Florida authorities might be better positioned to seek charges against him.

Its just too obvious, law enforcement knows they have to handle this. We know too much about this type of crime. If one looked at "red flags" analysis this situation would have raised all of them to probable cause, not mere suspicion.

And the example child molestor "Drew" from Prissy's case in point Wednesday blog post- yes, several law enforcement agencies are alert to your "teen years" activities...and have been for quite some time.

The Age Foley's folly sets off huge backlash

When President George Bush signed into law a bill that outlawed online sexual solicitation of minors, Mr Foley was standing there behind Mr Bush, beaming with pride, for he had championed the legislation as the chairman of the congressional caucus on child exploitation.

"If I was one of those sickos who did this, I'd be nervous," he said at the time. At the time, Mr Foley had spent seven or eight years messaging and emailing teenage congressional pages — high school students who spend a school term of work experience working for members of Congress — with graphic and sexually explicit suggestions.

The film clip of a smiling Mr Foley vigorously shaking hands with President Bush that day two years ago when the online sex legislation became law has been played over and over again by all the television networks.

For some, what the clip shows is the tragedy of men such as Mr Foley who live secret lives, self-hating men who express their self-hatred by campaigning against gay rights and "sickos" like themselves.

The article ends stating "there is no evidence Foley molested anyone." No? Well there is plenty of evidence he solicted minors to molest...verbally if nothing else.

American Bar Assoc news ABA Urges Congress to Ensure Guantanamo Detainee Trials Comply with the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

On July 11, ABA President Michael S. Greco sent letters to the Chairman and Ranking Minority Member of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary , the Senate Committee on Armed Services and the House Committee on Armed Services urging their Committees to ensure that trials of Guantanamo detainees comply with the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Greco also expressed grave concerns over the revelations that military investigators, in the course of investigating the deaths of three Guantanamo detainees in June, seized from Guantanamo detainees more than a half-ton of documents, including a large number of highly privileged attorney-client communications. He urged the Committees to request that the Inspector General for Departments of Defense and Justice and the Office of Professional Responsibility in the Department of Justice to investigate the matter further. Finally, he urged the Committee, in drafting any legislation, "to be particularly sensitive to the need to preserve and protect the attorney-client privilege against any intrusion into communications between detainees and their lawyers."

McPaper-and since there are two wars going on- Bush weekly address focuses on school safety

"Our goal is clear: Children and teachers should never fear for their safety when they enter a classroom," the president said in his weekly radio address.

In the past two weeks, three schools in three states have been hit by deadly attacks and several others have faced threats.

A gunman killed himself and five girls Monday at a one-room Amish schoolhouse in Pennsylvania. A 15-year-old Wisconsin student was arrested Friday in the shooting death of his principal. On Sept. 27 a man took six girls hostage in Colorado, sexually assaulting them before fatally shooting one girl and killing himself.

Schools in Virginia, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon and Wisconsin have been closed or locked down in the past week because of threats of violence or guns on campus.

Gee Dubya, now who would give those children the idea that violence is a problem solving method?

Quotes of the Day

“He reminds me of the man who murdered both his parents, and then when sentence was about to be pronounced pleaded for mercy on the grounds that he was an orphan”--Abe Lincoln

“Justice is the crowning glory of the virtues.”--Marcus Tullius Cicero

“Without justice, courage is weak.”--Benjamin Franklin

“Justice is like a train that is nearly always late”--Yevgeny Yevtushenko