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Street: "No Justice No Peace": A Police Killing and a Riot in Benton Harbor
Znet Article, June, 30 2003
Paul Street
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Bush: Extend Hope to “Every Corner of America†Like many politicians and policymakers past and present, George W. Bush likes to make big claims, promises, and commitments. “Since I was [last] here,†George W. Bush...
Choudry: WTO Charm Offensive
Commentary, June, 30 2003
Aziz Choudry
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The "Fix It or Nix It", and "Shrink or Sink" sign-on statements about the World Trade Organisation (WTO) have been circulating around the world for over three years now. In that time, there have been no signs that the WTO is going to "shrink" or c...
Z: GM Food For Thought
Znet Article, June, 30 2003
Mickey Z
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Unless you've gone exclusively organic, the odds are you've eaten potatoes that are registered pesticides. Monsanto's New Leaf Superior potato is engineered to produce the insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt). Bt kills the Colorado potato beetl...
Solomon: Visual Images and How We See the World
Znet Article, June, 30 2003
Norman Solomon
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Media critics often say that visual images trump words. The claim makes some sense: Pictures have major impacts on how we see the world. And we're apt to pay less attention to photo captions or the voice-overs that accompany news footage on TV scr...
Tomchick: This Is What A Guerilla War Looks Like
Znet Article, June, 30 2003
Maria Tomchick
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While it's now apparent that The Pentagon made no substantial plans for how to run post-war Iraq, somebody else in Iraq has certainly made plans for how to sabotage U.S. rule. Before the war began, military strategists insisted that they had a pl...
Podur: Uribe's Onslaught
Znet Article, June, 30 2003
Justin Podur
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At the end of May, the 'Rio Group' of Latin American countries discussed how to handle Colombia's civil war. Colombia's president, Alvaro Uribe Velez, was seeking a declaration from the group that asked Kofi Annan to give the FARC-- the main...
Monbiot: I Was Wrong About Trade
Commentary, June, 29 2003
George Monbiot
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A few years ago I would have raised at least two cheers. The US government, to judge by the aggressive noises now being made by its trade negotiators, seems determined to wreck one of the most intrusive and destructive of the instruments of global...
Monbiot: I Was Wrong About Trade
Znet Article, June, 29 2003
George Monbiot
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A few years ago I would have raised at least two cheers. The US government, to judge by the aggressive noises now being made by its trade negotiators, seems determined to wreck one of the most intrusive and destructive of the instruments of global...
Glick: The Power of Culture
Commentary, June, 28 2003
Ted Glick
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ÒNo revolutionary movement is complete without its poetical expression. If such a movement has caught hold of the imagination of the masses, they will seek a vent in song for the aspirations, the fears and hopes, the loves and hatreds engendered b...
Kucinich: Kucinich on NPR's 'Morning Edition'
Znet Article, June, 28 2003
Dennis Kucinich
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BOB EDWARDS, host: Why are you running for president? Rep. KUCINICH: I'm running for president to bring a new day to America, an administration which will focus on the social, the economic, the human needs of the people and use the resources of ...
Abunimah: Israel
Znet Article, June, 28 2003
Ali Abunimah
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A law forbidding Israeli citizenship for Palestinians from the Occupied Territories who marry Israelis passed its first reading in the Knesset on June 18. This is another milestone on Israel's road to open, institutionalized apartheid. According...
Ramadani: Iraqi Resistance to Occupation
Znet Article, June, 28 2003
Sami Ramadani
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The long-awaited uprising in Iraq has begun - not to welcome the invaders as some imagined, but to demand their withdrawal. The spread of resistance to the south and the killing of British soldiers around Amara on Tuesday might have come as a surp...
Herman: Uncle Chutzpah, On A Rampage, Has
Commentary, June, 27 2003
Edward Herman
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After Munich and the German takeover of Czechoslovakia in 1938 and 1939, Hitler seemed a prospective winner, and this helped him make political gains at the expense of frightened neighboring countries whose leaders didn't want to offend him. He ha...
Fisk: How The British Troops Became A Soft Target
Znet Article, June, 27 2003
Robert Fisk
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IT COULD not have been more predictable or better planned. The British were the soft underbelly of the American occupation, the nice guys who didn't wear helmets and patrolled on PC Plod bicycles through the souks of Basra. No one would hurt the...
Richie: Re-redistricting Is An Ugly Power Grab
Znet Article, June, 27 2003
Rob Richie
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Re-redistricting Is An Ugly Power Grab
Cromwell: Unravelling Britain's Web Of Deceit
Commentary, June, 26 2003
David Cromwell
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The title of activist-historian Mark Curtis's recent book tells it all: "Web of Deceit. Britain's Real Role in the World". It is worth quoting immediately from the foreword by journalist John Pilger: "Mark Curtis's
Said: The Meaning of Rachel Corrie
Znet Article, June, 26 2003
Edward Said
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In early May, I was in Seattle lecturing for a few days. While there, I had dinner one night with Rachel Corrie's parents and sis...
Berndt: Notebook of a Prison Abolitionist
Znet Article, June, 26 2003
Brooks Berndt
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In his autobiography, Frederick Douglass recalls how as a slave he would occasionally hear of the "abolitionists." He did not know the full meaning of the word at first, but he heard it used in ways that he found appealing. He heard about it when ...
Aglionby: British Tanks in use in Aceh
Znet Article, June, 26 2003
John Aglionby
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The government yesterday faced severe embarrassment over arms dealing as Indonesia broke repeated assurances and deployed 36 British-made Scorpion light tanks as part of its intensifying campaign to crush separatists in the Aceh province. The move...
Safi: The Empire's Witch Hunt
Znet Article, June, 26 2003
Baheer Safi
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Sitting cross-legged in a modestly furnished guest-room adorned by brilliant Afghan colours in the Eastern city of Jalalabad, Afghanistan, the empire is busy planning its witch hunt. The host is a former resistance commander, locally known as â...


