Speech of Pat Cruz, Co-Chair, Maryland Green Party, at the September 13 "Tour of Shame."

From the legacy of Napster comes ES5 - the product of an international team dedicated to the success of Peer-to-Peer file sharing. Built with great attention to privacy and stealth, the group cleverly positioned themselves in a place of few intellectual property laws - Palestine.

...Expel or Assassinate Yasser Arafat. Interview with Hussein Ibish, communications director of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris

This diary entry was sneaked out of the White House by a mouse who prefers to be known only as "Deep Throat II". After some bartering (which involved an undisclosed amount of oatmeal and cheddar cheese), I obtained the diary pages. Here is the entry. The illustrations are my interpretations of first-hand descriptions of certain incidents told to me by Deep Throat II, who secretly taped Barneys conversations with Lulu, a mouse that lives in the White House kitchen.

THE AUTONOMOUS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS CARAVAN in collaboration with the ARGENTINA AUTONOMISTA TOUR:
--Offering: speakers, videos, collective banner (quilt) project, workshops, puppet shows, creative performances and other resources.

Let's talk strategy.

There's absolutely no possible way General Wesley Clark can unite the Democratic big tent while operating out of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) pup tent that Bill Clinton pitched with his presidency and win the election for the simple fact that this man used the Powell doctrine on Kosovo.

September 6, 2003, the Coalition against Global Exploitation with the Student Labor Action Committee held a teach-in on the Free Trade Area of the Americas and the World Trade Organization in conjunction with upcoming protests in Cancun, Mexico and Miami, Florida. A brief report with links to presentations by Frida Berrigan (World Policy Institute), Robert Scott (Economic Policy Institute), and Jack Sinnigen (University of Maryland).

September 6, the Coalition against Global Exploitation with the Student Labor Action Committee held a teach-in on the Free Trade Area of the Americas and the World Trade Organization in conjunction with upcoming protests in Cancun, Mexico and Miami, Florida. Contributors to the teach-in included Carlos Banuelos (Casa de Maryland), Frida Berrigan (World Policy Institute), Robert Scott (Economic Policy Institute), Len Shindel (United Steel Workers), and Jack Sinnigen (University of Maryland). More than 70 attended the teach-in which was held at Johns Hopkins University. What follows are based on the remarks of Robert Scott (based on notes and presentation given at the Teach-In).

Free Trade leads to the exploitation of the envrionment and the poor, causes economies to become dependent on corporations and rich governments, and puts a majority of the power in the hands of a few CEOs and politicians.

Come learn how and why, and what we must do to stop it!