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Commentary Flanders: Let's Not Reinvent The Peace-making Wheel

Commentary, November, 25 2001 Laura Flanders
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If we are looking for signs that the sordid mess in Afghanistan is not hopeless, we should consider the surprising recent experience of Somalia.

Commentary Marable: The Failure of U.S. Foreign Policies

Commentary, November, 20 2001 Manning Marable
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The bombing campaign against the people of Afghanistan will be described in history as the "U.S. Against the Third World." The launching of military strikes against peasants does nothing to suppress terrorism, and only erodes American credibility ...

Commentary Mokhiber: Kill, Kill, Kill

Commentary, November, 19 2001 Russell Mokhiber
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In a recent interview with the Pakistani newspaper Dawn, Osama bin Laden justified the killing of innocent Americans this way :

Commentary Bond: Interpreting Thabo Mbeki's various African initiatives

Commentary, November, 18 2001 Patrick Bond
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Thabo Mbeki's speech last Saturday morning at the UN is the highest-profile opportunity yet for the South African leader to plead for a permanent Security Council seat for Africa. He's already been told that two seats--his first prize (presumably ...

Commentary Bronski: Gay Rights/ Human Rights: An Interview with Surina Khan

Commentary, November, 13 2001 Michael Bronski
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As a native of Pakistan working full-time in the field of human rights, Surina Khan, executive director of the San Francisco-based International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), has a lot to say about America's war on terrorism.

Commentary Choudry: Advance Australia Fair?

Commentary, November, 08 2001 Aziz Choudry
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In historyÕs page let every stage Advance Australia Fair

Commentary Author: Nicaraguan Election

Commentary, November, 03 2001 Guest Author
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As the US administration continues to flex its military muscles in Central Asia, it hasnÕt been entirely distracted from events in its own backyard.

Zmag Article Herman: Nuggets From A Nuthouse

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 Edward Herman
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Nuggets From A Nuthouse

Zmag Article Shalom: The War In Afghanistan: 40 Questions and Answers

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 Stephen Shalom
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The War In Afghanistan: 40 Questions and Answers

Zmag Article Barsamian: An Interview With Miriam Ching Louie and Cathi Tactaquin

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 David Barsamian
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An Interview With Miriam Ching Louie and Cathi Tactaquin

Zmag Article Clayton: none

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 W. michael byrd and linda a. Clayton
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Zmag Article Gedicks: Native Challenges to Mining and Oil Corporations

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 Al Gedicks
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Native Challenges to Mining and Oil Corporations

Zmag Article Mcharry: Sex Predator Laws

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 Mark Mcharry
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Sex Predator Laws

Zmag Article Everest: Consequences Of Empire

Zmag Article, November, 01 2001 Larry Everest
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Consequences Of Empire

Commentary Reinhart: Stop Israel!

Commentary, October, 30 2001 Tanya Reinhart
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For a whole week now, The Israeli army has been terrorizing cities and villages in the West Bank. As in the darkest days at the beginning of the present Intifada, desperate voices and reports pour through the internet, telling of massive shelling,...

Commentary Wise: Who’s Being Naïve? War-Time Realism Through the Looking Glass

Commentary, October, 28 2001 Tim Wise
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To hear those who support the current air assault on Afghanistan tell it, those of us who doubt the likely efficacy of such a campaign, and who question its fundamental morality are not only insufficiently patriotic but dangerously naïve.

Commentary Wise: WhoÕs Being Na•ve? War-Time Realism Through the Looking Glass

Commentary, October, 28 2001 Tim Wise
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To hear those who support the current air assault on Afghanistan tell it, those of us who doubt the likely efficacy of such a campaign, and who question its fundamental morality are not only insufficiently patriotic but dangerously na•ve.

Commentary Weissman: The Big Bank's Dirty Little Secret

Commentary, October, 10 2001 Robert Weissman
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What is the purpose of law enforcement? To enforce the law, and make public the results. What deterrent effect does law enforcement have if the public is not aware of the results of the law enforcement? Not much.

Commentary Author: Multi-Focus Or Bust

Commentary, October, 07 2001 Guest Author
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Anyone that the US goes after these days is bound to be a really bad guy. In the New World Order power is so unbalanced that good guys give in.

Commentary Herman: ANTITERRORISM AS A COVER FOR TERRORISM

Commentary, October, 05 2001 Edward Herman
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During the Cold War the United States supported a string of terror states, from the immediate post-World War backing given Thailand dictator Phibun Songkhram, "the first pro-Axis dictator to regain power after the war," to its support of Suharto, ...

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