Announcement :: International Relations
NO WAR - New York Times Ad
26 Dec 2002
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New York Times
Anti-war ad for placement in the NY Times
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Peace Trainer: Zinn and the Art of Anti-War Movement Maintenance. By John Giuffo
25 Dec 2002
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Village Voice (12/25/02)
Anti-war activist Howard Zinn, author of "Peoples History of the United States," believes that a well-defined social movement which has agreement on demands can be an unstoppable force. John Giuffo discusses Zinn's peace activism.
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News :: Middle East
Christianity at Risk in the Holy Land
24 Dec 2002
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Publisher:
Palestine Chronicle
Father Emil Salayta spoke at a church in Ellicott City, on Dec. 22. He is a Catholic priest, of Bedouin stock, associated with the Patriarch of Jerusalem. He said the "Mother Church in the Holy Land is dying." He blamed the "brutal military occupation of the West Bank and Gaza by the Israeli Defense Forces" for the problem.
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Giddy Over Bush's New Economic Team. By Molly Ivins
24 Dec 2002
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Baltimore Sun / Sunspot.net (12/23/02)
Molly Ivins comments on George W. Bush's recent appointments to head top economic policy positions at the Treasury Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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America's First Anti-Globalization Protest: The Boston Tea Party
23 Dec 2002
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Publisher:
Rodale Books
"Resistance was organizing and growing and the Tea Act was the final straw. The citizens of the colonies were preparing to throw off one of the corporations that for almost two hundred years had determined nearly every aspect of their lives through its economic and political power. They were planning to destroy the goods of the world’s largest multinational corporation, intimidate its employees, and face down the guns of the government that supported it."
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News :: International Relations
America Tore Out 8000 Pages of Iraq Dossier. By James Cusick & Felicity Arbuthnot
22 Dec 2002
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Publisher:
Sunday Herald
The United States edited out more than 8000 crucial pages of Iraq's 11,800-page dossier on weapons, before passing on a sanitised version to the 10 non-permanent members of the United Nations security council.
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Al Giordano on Venezuela, the Media, and Anarchism. By nessie
21 Dec 2002
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San Francisco Indymedia (12/20/02)
Al Giordano of Narco News Bulletin reports from Venezuela on the situation there. Nessie of San Francisco Indymedia interviews the former political reporter of The Boston Phoenix.
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The War And The Spectacle
21 Dec 2002
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Publisher:
Ken Knabb
"Socially and psychologically repressed, people are drawn to spectacles of violent conflict that allow their accumulated frustrations to explode in socially condoned orgasms of collective pride and hate. Deprived of significant accomplishments in their own work and leisure, they participate vicariously in military enterprises that have real and undeniable effects."
Lots of informative hyperlinks accompany this text at http://memes.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1440&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0
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