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Albert: Interview with Michael Albert
Znet Article, October, 10 2005
Michael Albert
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AttacD-AWWO: Can you say something about the process, the discussion that lead to Parecon (participatory economics) and the book that is now also appearing in German translation this fall? Michael Albert: Sure. It was a long process. It started o...
Monbiot: Protesters as Criminals
Znet Article, October, 04 2005
George Monbiot
Monbiot's ZSpace page
"We are trying to fight 21st-century crime - antisocial behaviour, drug-dealing, binge drinking, organised crime - with 19th-century methods as if we still lived in the time of Dickens". Tony Blair, 27th September 2005.(1) "Down poured the wine l...
Fisk: How The World Was Duped:
Znet Article, October, 04 2005
Robert Fisk
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The 5th of February 2003 was a snow-blasted day in New York, the steam whirling out of the road covers, the US secret servicemen - helpfully wearing jackets with "Secret Service" printed on them - hugging themselves outside the fustian, asbestos-p...
Podur: Two Faced in Haiti
Znet Article, October, 01 2005
Justin Podur
Podur's ZSpace page
Last week we talked to Desmond Molloy, an old soldier who heads the 'DDR' program for MINUSTAH, the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti. 'DDR' stands for Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration. Molloy's previous experience, among other confl...
Podur: From the Embassy to the Prison
Znet Article, September, 21 2005
Justin Podur
Podur's ZSpace page
From the Embassy to the Prison
Fisk: Religious Terror
Znet Article, September, 18 2005
Robert Fisk
Fisk's ZSpace page
In an age when Lord Blair of Kut al-Amara can identify "evil ideologies" and al-Qa’ida can call the suicide bombing of 156 Iraqi Shias "good news" for the "nation of Islam", thank heaven for our readers, in particular John Shepherd, princi...
Jamail: Warring on Voters
Znet Article, September, 17 2005
Dahr Jamail
Jamail's ZSpace page
For the last several days at least 6,000 US soldiers along with approximately 4,000 Iraqi soldiers (Read-members of the Kurdish Peshmerga and Shia Badr Army) were laying siege to the city of Tal-Afar, near Mosul in northern Iraq. It is estimated t...
Dowd: The United States Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy
Znet Article, September, 14 2005
Douglas Dowd
Dowd's ZSpace page
Introduction. Since the 1970s the United States has become increasingly captive to consumeristic frenzy and religious zeal at home and to an arrogant and bloody militarism abroad. As we do so, has not the following description come to fit us as ...
Ireland: Padilla
Znet Article, September, 14 2005
Doug Ireland
Ireland's ZSpace page
When a federal district court ruled last week in favor of President Bush in the case of Jose Padilla -- the only American imprisoned as an “enemy combatant†by Presidential order -- it struck a major blow at the Constitution, uphol...
Albert: Hannover Talk
Znet Article, September, 12 2005
Michael Albert
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Introduction First, I’d like to thank everyone here and especially the ...
Wainwright: The Remaking of the Left in Europe
Znet Article, September, 10 2005
Hilary Wainwright
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Fifteen years after the collapse of the Soviet bloc, few would expect western Europe's once-powerful communist parties and their various successor organisations to have anything more than the weakest of pulses. But increasingly there are surprisin...
Leopold: FEMA Chief Brown's Maneuvers
Znet Article, September, 10 2005
Jason Leopold
Leopold's ZSpace page
FEMA Chief Brown's Maneuvers
Agee: Use of a Private U.S. Corporate Structure to Disguise a Government Program
Znet Article, September, 10 2005
Philip Agee
Agee's ZSpace page
Part 2 of 3 C. Venezuela: Some Examples of the Current U.S. Intervention Against the Bolivarian Revolution In Venezuela the administration of George W. Bush is intervening in the political process with a combination of activities very similar...
Mian: Feeding the Nuclear Fire
Znet Article, September, 09 2005
Zia Mian
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This article was first published in Economic and Political Weekly, August 27, 2005. The July 18 joint statement by US president George Bush and prime minister Manmohan Singh has attracted a great deal of comment. The focus has been the possible c...
Agee: How United States Intervention Against Venezuela Works
Znet Article, September, 09 2005
Philip Agee
Agee's ZSpace page
Summary, CIA Electoral Interventions, and Nicaragua as a Model for Venezuela Summary It is no secret that the government of the United States is carrying out a program of operations in favor of the Venezuelan political opposition to remove Pres...
Dowd: The United States Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy
Znet Article, September, 08 2005
Douglas Dowd
Dowd's ZSpace page
Introduction. Since the 1970s the United States has become increasingly captive to consumeristic frenzy and religious zeal at home and to an arrogant and bloody militarism abroad. As we do so, has not the following description come to fit us a...
Monbiot: The Man Who Betrayed the Poor
Znet Article, September, 06 2005
George Monbiot
Monbiot's ZSpace page
Two months have not elapsed since the G8 summit, and already almost everything has turned to ashes. Even the crustiest sceptics have been shocked by the speed with which its promises have been broken. It is true that they didn't amount to much. T...
Franklin: Miami Vice
Znet Article, September, 06 2005
Jane Franklin
Franklin's ZSpace page
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has now provided legal recognition of the fact that the city of Miami is so inflamed with passion against Cuba that it is unfit as a site for the trial of any case involving Cuba where the defendant is not in ...
Whitney: Rumsfeld's National Guard
Znet Article, September, 02 2005
Mike Whitney
Whitney's ZSpace page
"Free people are free to make mistakes and commit crimes and do bad things. For suddenly the biggest problem in the world to be looting is really notable." Sec-Def Donald Rumsfeld 4-11-03; comments on the looting of Baghdad The changes that are ...
Zunes: The U.S. and Iran: Democracy, Terrorism, and Nuclear Weapons
Znet Article, August, 31 2005
Stephen Zunes
Zunes's ZSpace page
The election of the hard-line Teheran mayor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, over former President Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani as the new head of Iran is undeniably a setback for those hoping to advance greater social and political freedom in that country. ...


