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October 2007

Volume , Number 0

No Nukes
Michael Steinberg

Hotel Satire
Lydia Sargent

Troop Maneuvers
David Rosen

Domestic Policy
Jack Rasmus

Music Review
John Pietaro

Reunion
Travis Mclaughlin

Fog Watch
Edward Herman

Twentieth Anniversary
Barbara Ehrenreich

Science
Martin Donohoe

Wiretapping
Marjorie Cohn

Foreign Policy
Noam Chomsky

Gay & Lesbian Community Notes
Michael Bronski

Media Matters
Dave Brichoux

Caravan for Peace
Paul Bloom

Environment
Jon Berg

Interview
David Barsamian

Cities
Jay Arena

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New Nukes First Casualty by Michael Steinberg

On July 24 the UK Independent Media Center (UKIMC) reported: “...

Eye Candy by Lydia Sargent

Welcome to Hotel Satire where gals of all a...

Women Warriors & the War on Terror by David Rosen

More female soldiers have been injured or died in the so-called war...

Dismantling the Postwar Health Care System by Jack Rasmus

The current system for financing health care, which originated in t...

Cheeky Woman, Bev Grant & the Dissident Daughters by John Pietaro

Singer/songwriter Bev Grant has been an active presence in the prot...

VVAW Anniversary Conference by Travis Mclaughlin

In recognition of their 40th Anniversary National Conference held a...

The New York Times on Libya-Pan Am 103 by Edward Herman

New York Times propaganda service has often been dramatically displ...

The Silenced Majority by Barbara Ehrenreich

YOU MAY not have noticed, but 50,000 U.S. coal miners were on strik...

Corporate Front Groups and the Abuse of Science by Martin Donohoe

Like many other corporate front groups, the American Council on Sci...

Blank Check for Domestic Spying by Marjorie Cohn

Responding to fear-mongering by the Bush administration in August, ...

Cold War II by Noam Chomsky

These are exciting days in Washington, as the government directs it...

Sex and the Single Issue Movement by Michael Bronski

Sex and the Single Issue Movement

Delivery Techniques of Patriotized History by Dave Brichoux

Rather than telling the truth about U.S. actions in other people...

On The Road With Cindy Sheehan by Paul Bloom

This is my first demonstration ever. I am just sick of this war,...

Global Warming: Looking at the Numbers by Jon Berg

Last summer, in a hearing before a Senate Subcommittee on Climate C...

Al-Qa'ida by David Barsamian

Abdel Bari Atwan is editor-in-chief of Al-Quds al-Arabi, the London...

New Orleans, Public Housing, & Non-Profit Industrial Complex by Jay Arena

So goes New Orleans, so goes the country” was the message thi...

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ANARCHY FEST - The fourth annual Victoria Festival of Anarchy & Bookfair is planned for September 5-12, with the Bookfair on the last two days; features workshops, presentations, music and more.

FAIR TRADE - The Fair Trade Futures Conference is scheduled for September 10-12 in Boston, with seminars aimed towards promoting an alternative and more just economy.

BOOKFAIR - The Twin Cities Anarchist Bookfair is scheduled for September 10-12 in south Minneapolis, with skillshares, crafts, food, music, and of course authors, publishers and books.

DEMOCRACY SCHOOL - The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund is hosting a democracy School in Seattle September 17-18, to teach organizing for environmental justice and sustainable communities.

PEACE DAY - September 21 is the UN's International Day of Peace, with this year's theme Youth, Peace and Development.

MOBILIZATION - Appalachia Rising events against mountaintop removal mining are scheduled for September 25-27 in Washington, DC. A weekend conference, Appalachia Rising, Voices from the Mountains, is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. On Monday, the Appalachia Rising Day of Action will feature a march and rally.

JOBS - A mass mobilization and march for jobs, One Nation Working Together, is scheduled for Saturday, October 2 in Washington, DC. The event is supported by local peace and economic justice groups around the country, who are organizing rides there.

SPACE FOR PEACE - The annual International Week of Protest to Stop the Militarization of Space is scheduled for October 2-9; resources to help plan educational events or demonstrations are available online and by request.

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