Thugs in Louisiana wrestled Alton Sterling to the ground, then shot him several times, killing him. He was not threatening them.

That's murder, isn't it?

The Chilcot report reverses a long string of British state coverups intended to deny responsibility for anything bad that happened in Iraq. Reg Keys says that this places the blame for the death of his son, a British soldier in Iraq, squarely on Tony B'liar.

For the Anti-War Movement, Chilcot Is Not the End. Blair Must Face Charges.

The death of Tom Keys was the direct result of a specific bad decision, for which other bad decisions paved the way. The UK government appears to have been so embarrassed about them that its "investigations" were cover-ups.

Income inequality in the US got worse during 2015.

The Chilcot report shows that B'liar was indeed Dubya's poodle, and pledged him loyalty like a good dog.

The US media, giving neocons the privilege of unquestioned support, enabled Dubya to launch the conquest of Iraq.

Here's a timeline of Dubya's lies, showing Cheney and Dubya said in March 2002 that they had already decided to attack.