If Bob Dylan accepts the Freedom Award from the President, he will drape war criminal Barack Obama in another layer of cool and glamorize him further.

Most Democrats are perfectly aware of Obama's military aggression. They don't support him despite that, but rather, that's one of the things they love about him.

It is the Obama administration that is imprisoning him and it is Barack Obama who pronounced him guilty before he so much as had a trial.

History will be quite clear about who the criminals are in this case: not Tarek Mehanna, but those who conspired to consign him to a cage for two decades.

The Obama administration's supposed selflessness in the promotion of human rights in Uganda contrasts with its support for Arab tyrannies guilty of abuses on a vastly larger scale.

Every student agitator is a terrorist, every internet hacker, cafeteria dissident, freedom fighter and insurgent leader: the war on terror is corrupting all it touches.

You shoot a missile, you kill a handful of people, you go home. Your shift is over. You get in your car and drive home, mow the lawn, talk to your kids, you go to church.

Forcing people to undress is the first step in breaking down their sense of individuality and dignity and reinforcing their powerlessness.

To not see The Hunger Games as anything but a warning of the evils of war would be tragic and turn it into just a spectacle of violence.

The pilots are faceless young people who sit in Nevada or upstate New York, drink a Coke, and play with their computers which send kill messages to their drones.

This is what the world is coming to; a worldwide audience, jaded, dazed and distracted, helplessly hooked on the shabby atrocity exhibition of war porn.

Anyone who cares about humankind having a future should protest these tests and call for the elimination of all nuclear-armed inter-continental ballistic missiles as an initial step toward the total abolition of nuclear weapons.

The U.S. has declared war on its own people, with 760 prisoners per 100,000, seven to 10 times more than any other country, and more than Stalin's Soviet Union.

The media’s assumption is that the atrocity is the work of an individual nut, ignoring the possibility that there’s something wrong with the military system and culture that produced him.

No one can justify such attacks, but the shootings in south west France are the terrible and disastrous outcome of the West's war policies and anti-Muslim racism.

What is most revealed by the removal of the US Marine who killed 16 civilians from Afghanistan is the American belief that no other country can ever impose accountability on Americans.