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Quigley: Katrina Pain Index 2010 New Orleans – Five Years Later
Znet Article, August, 07 2010
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It will be five years since Katrina on August 29. The impact of Katrina is quite painful for regular people in the area. This article looks at what has happened since Katrina not from the perspective of the higher ups looking down from their off...
Quigley: Fourteen Examples of Systemic Racism in the U.S. Criminal Justice System
Znet Article, August, 01 2010
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The biggest crime in the U.S. criminal justice system is that it is a race-based institution where African-Americans are directly targeted and punished in a much more aggressive way than white people.
Quigley: Dissent Victory for Animal Rights Activists
Znet Article, July, 18 2010
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Police reports state that on October 21, 2007 a group of about twenty people trespassed onto the front lawn of the home of a Berkeley professor involved in bio-medical research on animals. According to the US government, some of the protestors had...
Quigley: Double Standard: BP and Bhopal
Znet Article, July, 03 2010
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When President Barak Obama went after BP and demanded a $20 billion dollar fund be set up for victims of the Gulf oil spill, the people of India were furious. They saw a US double standard. The US demonstrated it values human life within the US ...
Quigley: African American Mississippi Man Starts Record Sixth Murder Trial
Znet Article, June, 11 2010
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An African American man, Curtis Flowers, made history this week when he became the first person in U.S. history to ever go on trial for murder six times for the same crime. Mr. Flowers has been in jail in Mississippi since 1996, accused of the m...
Quigley: African American Mississippi Man Starts Record Sixth Murder Trial
Znet Article, June, 11 2010
Bill Quigley
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An African American man, Curtis Flowers, made history this week when he became the first person in U.S. history to ever go on trial for murder six times for the same crime. Mr. Flowers has been in jail in Mississippi since 1996, accused of the m...
Quigley: Corporations Profit from Permanent War: Memorial Day 2010
Commentary, May, 29 2010
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US law officially proclaims Memorial Day “as a day of prayer for permanent peace.”
Quigley: Taking Back Homes from the Banks: Exercising the Human Right to Housing
Commentary, May, 13 2010
Bill Quigley
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May has seen an upsurge in local organizations exercising their human rights to housing. Most people recognize that international human rights guarantee all humans a right to housing. With the millions of homeless living in our communities and the...
Quigley: Assassination of U.S. Muslim Cleric is Illegal, Immoral and Unwise
Commentary, May, 10 2010
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Agents of the United States are openly trying to assassinate Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, a US citizen, while he is in hiding in Yemen. Despite what the apologists for assassination argue this is illegal, immoral and unwise.
Quigley: Immigration Enforcement Out of Control on Federal Level
Commentary, May, 04 2010
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While people protest the terrible Arizona state law that uses local law enforcement to target immigrants, the federal government is expanding its efforts to use local law enforcement in immigration enforcement and has launched a major PR campaign ...
Quigley: Bush Insider Reveals Guantanamo Deception: Hundreds of Innocents Jailed
Commentary, April, 24 2010
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Colonel Lawrence B. Wilkerson, Chief of Staff to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, provided shocking new testimony from inside the Bush Administration that hundreds of the men jailed at Guantanamo were innocent, the top people in the Bush Admi...
Quigley: Nine Myths about Socialism in the US
Commentary, April, 11 2010
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Glenn Beck and other far right multi-millionaires are claiming that the US is hot on the path towards socialism. Part of their claim is that the US is much more generous and supportive of our working and poor people than other countries. People ...
Quigley: Not Just Guantanamo: U.S. Torturing Muslim Pre-trial Detainee in New York City
Commentary, April, 04 2010
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Today in New York City, the U.S. is torturing a Muslim detainee with no prior criminal record who has not even gone to trial.
Quigley: Time for a U.S. Revolution - Fifteen Reasons
Commentary, March, 08 2010
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It is time for a revolution. Government does not work for regular people. It appears to work quite well for big corporations, banks, insurance companies, military contractors, lobbyists, and for the rich and powerful. But it does not work for p...
Quigley: Mercenaries Circling Haiti
Commentary, March, 03 2010
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On March 9 and 10, there will be a Haiti conference in Miami for private military and security companies to showcase their services to governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in the earthquake devastated country.
Quigley: Three in a Million - Voices from the Haitian Camps
Znet Article, February, 19 2010
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The United Nations reported there are 1.2 million people living in “spontaneous settlements” or homeless camps around Port au Prince. Three people living in the camps spoke with this author this week, before the hard rains hit.
Quigley: U.S. Brags Haiti Response is a “Model” While More Than a Million Remain Homeless in Haiti
Znet Article, February, 15 2010
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Despite the fact that over a million people remained homeless in Haiti one month after the earthquake, the U.S. Ambassador to Haiti, Ken Merten, is quoted at a State Department briefing on February 12, saying “In terms of humanitarian aid delivery...
Quigley: Haiti Numbers - 27 Days After Quake
Commentary, February, 10 2010
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27 Days After Quake
Quigley: Haiti - Still Starving 23 Days Later
Commentary, February, 06 2010
Bill Quigley
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You can walk down many of the streets of Port au Prince and see absolutely no evidence that the world community has helped Haiti.
Quigley: Hell And Hope In Haiti
Znet Article, January, 29 2010
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Smoke and flames rose from the sidewalk. A white man took pictures. Slowing down, my breath left me. The fire was a corpse. Leg bones sticking out of the flames.
