...Sick Nicaraguan Banana Workers Interview with Kathy Hoyt, co-coordinator of the Nicaragua Network, conducted by Between the Lines' Melinda Tuhus

YO------I COULDN'T MAKE THIS KIND OF STUFF UP IF I TRIED.SO NOW YOU HAVE THIS LAW ENFORCEMENT CREEP TRYING TO HOOK UP WITH A 13 YEAR OLD GIRL...."YOUR" POLICE AT WORK

Post-peak oil production, or “Peak Oil” is possibly the most important issue of our time. The decline of oil production and the increase in demand is at or near a very critical threshold. It will shake the foundations of human life on planet Earth.

This is a call to action to all anarchists to come and join us for a weekend of joyous resistance on March 19-21st 2004, in Pittsburgh, Pa.

February 24 is the International Day of Protest to End the Corporate Invasion of Iraq. Institutional changes are being established in Iraq to legalize the corporate invasion and make this encroachment permanent. This article places the February 24 Day of Protest in the context of the fundamental power struggle between humans and corporations, and highlights some of the protests being planned in the Baltimore area.

Question: Instead of trying to sell us the “good news” about Iraq, why doesn’t Sinclair just tell the American people the TRUTH? The notion of wanting to broadcast the so-called “good news,” sounds like it intends to shill for the Bush-Cheney Gang, a proposition, I’m sure it would deny.

Sheila Conroy is with International Progressive Publications Network.

Palecek is an Iowa author, former peace prisoner, Iowa congressional candidate, small town reporter.

Private, in the secret back room with
the bushmob nazi bankers, and their private inept
collaborators flustering as international fraudulent
behaviors, just wont do., try as bush might to murder
perhaps millions of Americans uncovered by his
criminally enforced, reduction in health care coverage
extravaganzas.

Sanctuary in rural Maryland welcomes former fighting cocks and continues to challenge the local poultry industry.

An interview with Joel Andreas author of the best-selling expose Addicted to War: Why the U.S. Can't Kick Militarism, an illustrated expose. More than 100,000 copies of this political comic book are in print. Joel Andreas is currently Assistant Professor of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. More information about Addicted to War can be found at www.addictedtowar.com.