We're back to orange; the omnimedia project is still driving a bulldozer, foreman flies to Vegas; crimnogenic neighborhoods?; the problem with noise; building teeny weeny nuclear bombs is OK; Soldiers tell fauna, "Out of my way!"; Mad cows and herb; this week in history...

Ed Kinane, a member of the Iraq Peace team, spent three months in Iraq just prior to and during the bombardment of Baghdad, where Kinane was living in the Al Fanaar Hotel. He spoke on May 23, 2003 at AFSC before an audience of 35.

The Not In Our Name Project produced "Red Pill" flyers to pass out to people waiting in line to see the new Matrix Reloaded. The flyers encourage all to take the bitter pill of truth and become unleashed to fight against our government's war on the world.

The Iraq Pledge of Resistance has called for a truth commission.

pepperface media hub update for week ending 05.30.03

Why is the concept of class so important to anarchists? Why are we constantly talking about classes and class struggle? Some of our opponents accuse us of living in the past, they claim the working class is dying out. After all you don't see too many workers wanderng around in donkey jackets, cloth caps and heavy boots. So that settles the question, doesn't it? No, it doesn't, so let us get away from silly caricatures and get down to basics.

PROUDHON, MARX AND ZAMENHOF

Analysis of the configuration of the new context in Latin America

The Pit Stop Ploughshares Community in Ireland received a full pardon from "acting" President Martin Sheen on May 23, 2003 just in case the Irish government does not grant the peace activists a fair trial.

...Strengthen Media Monopolies Interview with Between the Lines' John Nichols, Washington correspondent with The Nation, conducted by Scott Harris