Round-The-Clock Voting
Voting can no longer be a civic duty exercised every few years. We must now vote 365 days a year, telling our leaders that they won’t wait another election cycle to sink the country further into the Iraq War’s quagmire.
Surging Right Into Bin Laden’s Hands
President Bush wants to up the ante in Iraq and possibly in Iran as well. Guess who the secret admirers of this plan are…
Our State Among States
The Iraq War has become the face of the United States around the world and this will haunt Bush during his State of the Union address.
Five Reasons Why I’ll March on Jan. 27 (and You Should Too)
Why you should come to the January 27 United for Peace and Justice protest against the Iraq War.
Bush’s New Direction
UFPJ Talking Points #47: Desperately seeking victory.
Madness and War
FPIF columnist Conn Hallinan describes how Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam form a historical axis of political madness and military blunders.
Think We’re Leaving Iraq? Not So Fast
President Bush is readying the largest request for funds so far to continue the war. Even worse, he’s on the cusp of actually increasing troops.
Elections Offer Hope for a Change in Course in Iraq
It’s hard to believe that President Bush will miss the message voters delivered on Election Day.
Youth Walk Out to Get Out of Iraq
Why are students and youth across this country walking out of their schools and jobs on Election Day? Department editor Saif Rahman argues that the answer is not that complicated: young people are getting it in the neck.
Support Peace or Ill Kill You!
Dada wasnt just strange art from the distant past. As Valery Oisteanu writes, Dada was an international anti-war art movement, and its legacy lives on today.
Towns Are Urging Peace
This op-ed ran in the Lake Worth Herald (Lake Worth, FL) on March 2, 2006.
Why the U.S. Occupation of Iraq Must End Now
UPFJ Talking Points #36: Permanent deployment is already creating a wide range of problems, including military over-stretch, casualties, regional antagonism, and growing global isolation.
Iraqi Elections: To Be Free and Unfair
UFPJ Talking Points #35: Regardless of election results, sectarian divides continue to grow.
The Iraqi Constitution: A Referendum for Disaster
UFPJ Talking Points #33: The referendum is a consolidation of US influence and control.
The Iraq Quagmire: The Mounting Costs of War and the Case for Bringing Home the Troops
The Mounting Costs of War and the Case for Bringing Home the Troops