Justice For Mahsa Amini And Iran’s Victims -

Four Years Ago, The Death Of 22-Year-Old Kurdish Woman Zhina Mahsa Amini In Iranian State Custody Sparked The “Woman, Life, Freedom” Uprising.

Amini Had Been Detained By Iran’s So-Called “Morality Police” Over Compulsory Veiling Rules. Her Death Became A Symbol Of Iranian Women’s Struggle For Dignity, Freedom And Basic Human Rights.

What Followed Was A Brutal Nationwide Crackdown. Hundreds Of Protesters And Bystanders, Including Children, Were Killed. Thousands More Were Arbitrarily Detained, Tortured, Subjected To Enforced Disappearance Or Otherwise Abused. Families Seeking Truth And Justice Were Also Persecuted.

The Evidence Now Shows That These Were Not Isolated Abuses But Part Of A Widespread And Systematic Campaign Of Repression. Those Who Ordered, Directed, Enabled Or Covered Up These Crimes Must Face Justice.

The World Must Remember Mahsa Amini And The Victims Of “Woman, Life, Freedom.” Silence And Impunity Must Not Be Allowed To Continue. International Action Is Needed To Pursue Accountability For These Crimes Against Humanity.

Mahsa Amini’s Death After Detention By Iran’s “Morality Police” Sparked Woman, Life, Freedom. Her Death Must Not Be Forgotten. Justice Must Follow.

Amnesty’s September 16 report documents 377 named protesters and bystanders who died, including 56 children, and identifies 87 officials for potential criminal investigation. 

Destruction Of Palestinian Life - 9.16.2026

The Images Emerging From Gaza On September 16 Should Shock The Conscience Of The World.

A War-Damaged Residential Building Collapsed In Gaza City, Killing At Least 20 Palestinians, Including Children, While Dozens More Were Reportedly Trapped Beneath The Rubble. The Building Had Previously Been Damaged By Israeli Strikes. Rescue Workers Have Struggled To Reach Survivors Amid A Severe Lack Of Heavy Equipment.

UN Human Rights Chief VOLKER TÜRK Warned That The Recovery Of Human Remains From Destroyed Buildings Raises Serious Concerns About Compliance With International Law And Serious War Crimes. He Called For Investigators To Be Given Access To Gaza.

In The West Bank, B’TSELEM Has Documented More Than 2,000 Testimonies Describing What It Calls The Systematic Dismantling Of Palestinian Collective Life.

These Are Not Merely Statistics. They Are Human Beings — Women, Children, Parents And Families.

The International Community Must Demand Accountability, Protect Civilians, Preserve Evidence And Insist That International Law Apply To Everyone.

Silence In The Face Of Such Suffering Is Not Neutrality. It Risks Becoming Complicity.

Letter, Bill Maher's grave error - 9.16.2026

History Did Not Begin With October 7

BILL MAHER's Recent Comments About Gaza Present A Seriously Incomplete Picture Of History. Palestinian Suffering Did Not Begin On October 7, 2023. It Goes Back To 1948, When Hundreds Of Thousands Of Palestinians Were Displaced During The War Surrounding Israel's Creation.

The Deir Yassin Massacre Is Part Of That History. Armed Jewish Organizations, Including The IRGUN And STERN GROUP, Were Involved In The Attack That Killed Palestinian Civilians.

We Must Also Remember What Is Happening Today. Humanitarian Boats Loaded With Food And Other Aid Have Attempted To Reach Starving Palestinians In Gaza. Israeli Forces Have Intercepted Such Boats In International Waters; During One 2026 Operation, Video Showed Israeli Soldiers Opening Fire On At Least Two Vessels. More Than 400 Activists Were Subsequently Detain)

These Are Facts That Cannot Simply Be Erased From The Story.

HAMAS's Killing Of Israeli Civilians And Taking Of Hostages Must Be Condemned. But Those Crimes Cannot Erase Palestinian History, Nor Can They Justify Ignoring Civilian Suffering.

History Did Not Begin On October 7.

Truth Requires Remembering 1948, The Nakba, Decades Of Displacement, And Today's Humanitarian Catastrophe. 

Is the AI genie out of the bottle? - 9.15.2026

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor raise a chilling question: what happens when billionaires, artificial intelligence, war, Gaza, the climate crisis and the far right converge?

Their warning about “end times fascism” deserves serious attention. Some of the world’s most powerful people appear to be preparing for catastrophe rather than preventing it — building bunkers, accumulating wealth and imagining a future where a privileged few survive while others are left behind.

The greatest danger is not artificial intelligence itself. It is who controls it and how it is used.

Ai could transform medicine, education and human knowledge. But without democratic oversight, it could also expand surveillance, warfare, propaganda and inequality.

The suffering in Gaza raises an even deeper moral question: can human beings be treated as disposable while others build a profitable future from their destruction?

We must reject that thinking.

The future must belong to all humanity, not just billionaires and powerful elites. Technology must serve people, protect life and strengthen democracy.

The ai genie may be out of the bottle. But we still have a choice: build a future of peace, compassion and equality — or allow fear, greed and dehumanization to decide our destiny.

The Saudi 9/11 Connection: Massive Cover-Up - 9.15.2026

Why Was Saudi Arabia Given A Free Pass?

Twenty-five Years After 9/11, The American People Still Deserve Complete Answers.

Fifteen Of The 19 Hijackers Were Saudi Nationals. That Fact Does Not Prove That The Saudi Government Planned Or Financed 9/11. But It Makes One Question Impossible To Ignore: Why Have So Many Questions About Saudi Connections To The Hijackers Remained Unanswered For So Long? (FBI)

The 9/11 Commission Called Saudi Arabia A “Problematic Ally” In Combating Islamic Extremism. It Found That Al Qaeda Raised Money In Saudi Arabia Through Individuals And Charities, While Also Finding No Evidence That The Saudi Government As An Institution Funded Al Qaeda. (9/11 Commission)

That Distinction Makes Transparency Even More Important.

Why Were Saudi Nationals Permitted To Leave The United States Soon After The Attacks? The 9/11 Commission Found That Their Flights Occurred After American Airspace Reopened And That The FBI Screened The Passengers Before Departure. But Americans Still Have Every Right To Ask Why Such Arrangements Were Made So Quickly And Whether Everything Relevant Was Fully Investigated. (9/11 Commission)

Why Should Any Records Concerning Possible Saudi Connections To The Hijackers Remain Hidden From The American People?

Why Should Victims’ Families Have To Keep Asking For Answers Twenty-Five Years Later?

And Why Should America’s Relationship With An Oil-Rich And Strategically Important Ally Ever Stand In The Way Of Complete Transparency?

The 9/11 Commission Report Was Released In 2004. But The American People Should Not Confuse Publication Of The Report With Publication Of Every Relevant Government Record.

The Families Of Nearly 3,000 People Who Died That Day Deserve More Than Official Statements. First Responders Who Lost Their Health Deserve More Than Silence. Every American Deserves To Know Whether Any Government Official, Foreign Official, Intelligence Agency Or Powerful Political Relationship Ever Interfered With The Search For Truth.

This Is Not About Blaming An Entire Nation Or An Entire People.

It Is About Accountability.

If The Evidence Clears Saudi Officials, Release It.

If The Evidence Raises Questions, Release It.

If Mistakes Were Made, Admit Them.

If Powerful People Were Protected, The American People Deserve To Know Why.

Letter 9/11 Iraq and Israel - 9.14.2026

America, Britain and other countries that supported the Iraq war owe the people of Iraq a sincere apology.

George W. Bush and his administration made the disastrous decision to invade Iraq based on claims about weapons of mass destruction that proved false. Iraq had no role in the 9/11 attacks, yet its people paid an enormous price for a war they did not start.

George W. Bush must also apologize for authorizing the CIA’s enhanced interrogation program, which involved methods widely condemned as torture. Guantánamo Bay became a symbol of serious human rights abuses and should finally be closed.

The Iraq war killed and displaced countless people and contributed to years of violence and instability. America and Britain should have the courage to acknowledge their mistakes and apologize to the Iraqi people.

Today, the suffering of civilians in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon makes accountability even more urgent. Israeli military operations have killed and injured civilians, while Palestinians continue to face displacement and violence.

Every human life has equal value.

Governments must be held accountable when their decisions cause catastrophic harm. Admitting mistakes is not weakness. It is a moral responsibility.

Time For America, Britain And Other Countries To Apologise To Iraq - 9.13.2026

The invasion of Iraq was one of the most consequential mistakes of the post-9/11 era. Iraq was attacked in 2003 even though the 9/11 Commission found no evidence that Saddam Hussein’s government cooperated with Al-Qaeda in planning or carrying out the attacks on the United States. (911 Commission)

The human cost was catastrophic. Iraq Body Count records more than 114,000 documented civilian deaths from violence between 2003 and 2011, while its broader accounting estimated approximately 158,000 Iraqi deaths, including combatants, during that period. (Iraq Body Count)

Behind every number was a human being—a parent, child, brother, sister, friend or neighbour.

America, Britain and the other governments that supported the invasion should honestly confront this history. Most importantly, GEORGE W. BUSH and members of his administration should acknowledge the enormous consequences of attacking the wrong country after 9/11.