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By David Peterson at Aug 28, 2004
Yesterday, one of the "feel-good stories" of the Athens Olympic Games, indeed, one of the "games' most captivating stories," drew to its uneventful conclusion, when the Iraqi national soccer team ("football," as the sport is known in the more civilized pa... (More) Comments (0)
By Chris Spannos at Aug 28, 2004
I gotta tell ya, recent events leading up to the Republican National Convention in New York make me feel like I am in an altered state of consciousness. I first came to New York with the clearest of intentions, to attend the Life After Capitalism Conferen... (More) Comments (0)
EvilDoers & DoGooders 4: The Big Myth
By Andy Dunn at Aug 28, 2004
As regards the mythology of moral dualism, I just wanted to touch on the obvious, the garden of eden. Here it was the forbidden tree of knowledge that would allow us to differentiate between good and evil. This relationship of knowledge to moral dual... (More) Comments (2)
The "Oops!" Theory of American History
By David Peterson at Aug 27, 2004
The last morning I myself happened upon a commentary by the presidential historian Stanley I. Kutler, he noted that "Principled resignations have not been prominent in American history," while adding that "Resigning on principle, in the firm belief you be... (More) Comments (0)
By Justin Podur at Aug 27, 2004
The initial communique from the Northern Cauca indigenous councils on the kidnapping of Arquimedes Vitonas, the mayor of Toribio and activist in the indigenous movement, has been translated. I include it below. I will try to put something together soon ... (More) Comments (0)
By Justin Podur at Aug 27, 2004
The initial communique from the Northern Cauca indigenous councils on the kidnapping of Arquimedes Vitonas, the mayor of Toribio and activist in the indigenous movement, has been translated. I include it below. I will try to put something together soon ... (More) Comments (0)
By Chris Spannos at Aug 27, 2004
Well things have been busy on the ground here in NYC. Currently having sporadic computer access, but I will be giving report backs for radio this Saturday and Monday. Folks can tune in on-line if you want. The first interview will be on for Redeye, on Van... (More) Comments (0)
"Ne'er a Villain Dwelling in All Denmark"
By David Peterson at Aug 27, 2004
The last four digits on the Cost Of Iraq War webpage keep flying past at an astonishing rate. When last I glanced at the site, just moments ago, it read: $134,733,079,_ _ _. (Those blanks are meant to represent the last three digits, or sums of money in... (More) Comments (7)
By Justin Podur at Aug 26, 2004
I am writing to apologize for taking so long to write back. Readers were writing me asking about my safety. You are too kind. In fact it is not my safety that I am writing about right now. Nor the safety of the Palestinian political prisoners on hunge... (More) Comments (0)
By Justin Podur at Aug 26, 2004
I am writing to apologize for taking so long to write back. Readers were writing me asking about my safety. You are too kind. In fact it is not my safety that I am writing about right now. Nor the safety of the Palestinian political prisoners on hunge... (More) Comments (0)
EvilDoers & DoGoodgers 3: Historic Origins
By Andy Dunn at Aug 26, 2004
Well, on another tangent concerning duality, an interesting tidbit may be the history and mythology surrounding the subject. I'll start with what I know of the history of absolutist moral dualism in this blog, mythology in the next. (Then I'll get back ... (More) Comments (2)
Torture and "Intelligence" in 2004
By David Peterson at Aug 26, 2004
By my count (and please correct me, if I'm mistaken), through this Wednesday in August, 2004, the public realm has been blessed with four official U.S. Government (whether directly or so-called independently, on behalf of an official request) investigatio... (More) Comments (0)
By Brian Dominick at Aug 25, 2004
Perhaps the only thing more disappointing than watching liberals sell themselves short and shoot themselves in the proverbial feet is watching self-proclaimed leftists do the same thing. The once-promising United for Peace and Justice organization, headed... (More) Comments (0)
"How America Gets Away With Murder" I
By David Peterson at Aug 25, 2004
With the military assault on the most resolute faction of the resistance to the American occupation of Iraq approaching some kind of final climax in and around the Imam Ali Mosque in the Old City of Najaf, where the "smell of burnt flesh filled the air an... (More) Comments (0)
Liberals and Mediocrity (or, "Anybody But Kerry")
By Brian Dominick at Aug 24, 2004
It's sort of amazing, if you think about it. One could hardly dream up an incumbent president who would be easier to defeat than George W. Bush, and yet the Democratic Party is getting a run for it's money because it chose one of the least inspiring, medi... (More) Comments (4)


