If a slave wants none of the things that his servitude prevents him from having, is he free? And if he is persuaded by his “liberators” that he does want those things, has he then been made free or has he simply been made into a slave by his liberators?

One-third of Germans under age 30 believe the U.S. government may have sponsored the September 11, 2001, attacks

"I think all foreigners should stop interfering in the internal affairs of Iraq," said Wolfowitz, who is touring the country to meet U.S. troops and Iraqi officials.

"And, in fact, there are many fine lawyers who believe it would be unprofessional and even unethical for a lawyer to get involved under the circumstances the government is laying down."
"The commission rules that were drafted by the Bush administration are laughable," said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University. "They give the appearance of legal process without any substance. The tribunal is in fact designed to guarantee convictions."