Sunday Linkblast - April 29

• Are the New Government of Canada war criminals? -
  That will be up to the International Criminal Court to decide.
  
  
• Tories decide they can do without the Green vote -
  Even their supporters admit they've abandoned Kyoto - will the Canadian people now abandon them? More than they already have that is?
  
  
• End Game for Rob Anders? -
  His coronation in Calgary West was overturned by the courts, the Cons have accepted the inevitable and opened the nominations - is Rob gone, or will they just find another way to stack the deck?
  
  
• Sea Change -
  Greenwald on the confluence of events that may be changing America utterly. He's on Salon now, so watch a short ad to read it.
  
  
• Running out the clock -
  Bush's plan is to leave the troops bleeding in Iraq until his term is up, and then start accusing Democrats of losing the war.
  
  
• Millions of Turks rally for secularism and against Islamist politicians -
  Over a million in Istanbul today, a million and a half in the streets of Ankara two weeks ago. Pakistan had a hundred thousand rallying for the same cause in Karachi this month. The so called 'Arab street' is a more complex place than commentators want us to believe.
  
  
• Well at least he wasn't brown -
  An Improvised Explosive Device, an attempt to achieve political change through murder and terror - but it's okay he wasn't Muslim, so it isn't really terrorism.