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Znet Article Leopold: FEMA Chief Brown's Maneuvers

Znet Article, September, 10 2005 Jason Leopold
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FEMA Chief Brown's Maneuvers

Znet Article Agee: Use of a Private U.S. Corporate Structure to Disguise a Government Program

Znet Article, September, 10 2005 Philip Agee
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  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...

Znet Article 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...

Znet Article Agee: How United States Intervention Against Venezuela Works

Znet Article, September, 09 2005 Philip Agee
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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...

Znet Article Dowd: The United States Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy

Znet Article, September, 08 2005 Douglas Dowd
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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...

Znet Article Monbiot: The Man Who Betrayed the Poor

Znet Article, September, 06 2005 George Monbiot
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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...

Znet Article Franklin: Miami Vice

Znet Article, September, 06 2005 Jane Franklin
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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 ...

Znet Article Whitney: Rumsfeld's National Guard

Znet Article, September, 02 2005 Mike Whitney
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"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 ...

Znet Article Zunes: The U.S. and Iran: Democracy, Terrorism, and Nuclear Weapons

Znet Article, August, 31 2005 Stephen Zunes
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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. ...

Znet Article Schiffman: Mumia Is Still the Issue

Znet Article, August, 29 2005 Michael Schiffman
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In April 1999, a crowd of up 20,000 people marched trough downtown Philadelphia, celebrating the 45th birthday of one of the most famous prisoners in the world, the Black former radio journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal, demanding loudly not only that "the...

Znet Article Fisk: How Easily We Have Come To Take The Bombs And The Deaths In Iraq For Granted

Znet Article, August, 28 2005 Robert Fisk
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Taking things for granted. Or, as a very dear friend of mine used to say to me, "There you go." I am sitting in Baghdad airport, waiting for my little Flying Carpet Airlines 20-seater prop aircraft to take me home to Beirut but the local Iraqi sta...

Znet Article Aljawhary: Worker Unions in Iraq

Znet Article, August, 26 2005 Amjad Aljawhary
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  Amjad Aljawhary is the North American Representative of The Federation of Worker Councils and Unions in Iraq. In this interview he discusses his union’s main objective...

Znet Article St-vil: Fair Elections in Haiti

Znet Article, August, 26 2005 Jean St-vil
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All indicators suggest a fiasco for the scheduled fall elections in Haiti. The International Crisis Group (ICG) observed that 18 months after former President Jean Bertrand Aristide was forced out of the country, Haiti remains insecure and volatil...

Znet Article Pilger: The Rise Of The Democratic Police State

Znet Article, August, 18 2005 John Pilger
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Thomas Friedman is a famous columnist on the New York Times. He has been described as "a guard dog of US foreign policy". Whatever America's warlords have in mind for the rest of humanity, Friedman will bark it. He boasts that "the hidden hand of ...

Znet Article Davis: The Coming Avian Flu Pandemic

Znet Article, August, 17 2005 Mike Davis
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The Coming Avian Flu Pandemic

Znet Article Abed: Disengagement and the Politics of Post-National Realism

Znet Article, August, 17 2005 Mohammad Abed
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I The Meaning of Disengagement Maintaining or intensifying oppressive policies requires the manufacture of a diversion, a 'smokescreen' that buys time and accumulates political capital. One reliable way of accumulating political capital is to ...

Znet Article Holloway: Can We Change The World Without Taking Power?

Znet Article, August, 16 2005 John Holloway
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John Holloway: I don’t know the answer. Perhaps we can change the world without taking power. Perhaps we cannot. The starting point—for all of us, I think—is uncertainty, not knowing, a common search for a way forward. Bec...

Znet Article Mehrdad: New-conservatives, regime crisis and political perspectives in Iran

Znet Article, August, 15 2005 Ardeshir Mehrdad
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In the recent presidential elections in Iran, Mahmood Ahmadinejad, an unknown conservative military commander, won. His victory was surprising as many had predicted Hashemi Rafsanjani would become Iran’s next president. Rafsanjani, perhaps...

Znet Article Z: Vermin And Souvenirs

Znet Article, August, 10 2005 Mickey Z
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Because Japan chose to invade several colonial outposts of the West, the war in the Pacific laid bare the inherent racism of the colonial structure. In the United States and Britain, the Japanese were more hated than the Germans. The race card was...

Znet Article Hobsbawm: Retreat of the Male

Znet Article, August, 01 2005 Eric Hobsbawm
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The family is a subject on which, for obvious reasons, there is no shortage of public or private views. Google records 368 million items under the word ‘family', as against a mere 170 million under ‘war'. All governments have tried...

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