War is not inevitable. However, don't count on our "leaders" to avert conflict.

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The British Empire's imposition of the Zionist state has obviously been among the worst blunders in history. As always, Jews, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, pagans, agnostics, atheists and UFO-worshipers are welcome to live in secular nations such as the United States and Russia....

Do "Patriot" and "Homeland" look like BIG BROTHER to you? Then look at this! Compare the photos below by row (not column) to see what may have been the most monstrously criminal abuse of government during your lifetime. The American people weren't merely lied to; they were ripped off in a way that few ever suspected, victims of a fraud that would have allowed a select few complete impunity to arrange the assassinations and commit mass murder--right here in the good old USA...

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Announcement of how to enter comments into FCC public record for current review of Media Ownership Rules.

...Attacks California's Clean Air Standards.Interview with Daniel Becker, of the Sierra Club conducted by Between The Lines' Melinda Tuhus.

Nadine Strossen, President of the ACLU took on Christopher Witcomb, ex-FBI agent in a debate on The Patriot Act's effect on civil liberties. The debate was held before a crowd of about 200 during the Milton S. Eisenhhower symposium series at Johns Hopkins University, Shriver Hall on November 7.

Garment workers in Los Angeles, CA, have been organizing and fighting for over a year to end the use of sweatshops by Forever 21, a retailer of young women's clothing. Join in a national week of protest during this holiday shopping season!

Interview with Geov Parrish, a journalist with the Seattle Weekly conducted by Between The Lines' Scott Harris.

John Taylor Gatto climaxed his 33 year teaching career as New York State Teacher of the Year after being named New York City Teacher of the Year on three occasions. He quit teaching on the OP ED page of the Wall Street Journal in 1991 while still New York State Teacher of the Year, claiming that he was no longer willing to hurt children. His books include: Dumbing Us Down: The Hidden Curriculum of Compulsory Schooling (1992); The Exhausted School (1993); A Different Kind of Teacher (2000); and The Underground History Of American Education (2001) The following was culled from his most recent work.