Last week saw three messages concerning the protection of US human rights while counter-terrorism measures are taken. All of them verify the lamentable conclusion – any war, especially against terrorism, makes citizens less secure against the state machine. Naturally, there are countries where the situation is much worse than in the USA, but nevertheless, the world’s most powerful country has to think over the protection of human rights

A former Reagan official has issued a public warning that the Bush administration is preparing to orchestrate a staged terrorist attack in the United States, transform the country into a dictatorship and launch a war with Iran within a year.

Michael Chertoff, the US Homeland Security chief, that the US was determined to build extra defences against so-called "clean-skin" terrorists from Europe, meaning those who travel with completely legitimate documents.

The 9/11 attacks were not done by terrorists. They were created for justification of U.S. covert plans to grab influence over oil politics in the Middle East and as an excuse to take away the rest of Americans' liberties through a manufactured threat-scenario called, "The War On Terror."

America has changed a lot during the time of George W. Bush's presidency. The Pentagon has virtually become as important as the US Department of State. The Pentagon has been recently given a legal permission to fund the armies of USA's allies

The US administration forgets about the propaganda of democracy if there is a chance to obtain profit
When George W. Bush was delivering his inaugural speech a year ago he emphasized the priorities of US policies during the second term of his presidency. The White House continues to proceed from the national interests, like any other state during any other historical epoch. Defending democracy in the whole world is not a priority for Bush and his administration.

The Twin Towers were long regarded as architectural dinosaurs and economic failures by their original owners
I am a citizen of the USA by birth, and it concerns me that the image of the United States that is presented by the international 'Mainstream Media' is largely a product of US government and corporate propaganda. Media monopolies, such as the ones owned and run by Ted Turner in the USA and by Rupert Murdoch in both the USA and Great Britain, present a one-sided, 'official' view of US politics and of US foreign policy

Is anyone really surprised that the USA now openly advocates torture, spying on its own citizens, or equates dissent with aiding and abetting  the "brutal killers" as Bush describes them?
Whew! Life is imitating art. President Bush stars as Sgt. Bob Barnes,  the maniacal soldier in Oliver Stone's Platoon, who proclaims that he "is reality". Vice President Cheney is Dr. Phibes as portrayed by Vincent Price in the movie classic, The Abominable Doctor Phibes. You want torture? Talk to Dr. Phibes. Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld brings  to life Colonel Walt Kurtz, the rogue US Army soldier from Francis Ford  Coppola's Apocalypse Now. American society is modeled on Starship Troopers' militarized society at war with the insects from another galaxy.

The Bush Administration has consistently harassed citizens who exercise their First Amendment freedoms and voice concerns about government policies
Not since the notorious McCarthy era of the 1950s, when American freedoms faced extinction, has there been such an attack against the Bill of Rights. The recent media focus on President Bush's authorizing the National Security Agency to spy on ordinary Americans has brought this issue to the forefront. On secret orders from President Bush, the NSA has been monitoring the international phone calls and emails of Americans without warrants

Behind the closed doors in White House anything and everything even the God's Will can get a good deal of twists and turns
There has been a plethora of superseding “inventions” to “justify” U.S. invasion in Iraq. Some hail this as the U.S. administration's innovative approach to U.S. International Policy. Nobody can stop the crafty innovators in the White House, they continue to go from one invention to the other. The latest “invention” of the White House is aimed at justifying torture as means of interrogation of terror suspects (even before they are charged or let alone prosecuted).