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McGehee: Christopher Hitchens: In Defense of Endless Absurdity

Blog Post, September, 19 2011 Michael McGehee
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Today I was unfortunate enough to read through Christopher Hitchens' latest pro-war diatribe over at Slate: “In Defense of Endless War: As 9/11 showed, civilization has enemies with which peace is neither possible nor desirable.”

McGehee: Why denying Palestinian statehood is outrageous

Blog Post, September, 15 2011 Michael McGehee
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Decades of enduring occupation, aggression, strangulation, racism, and their peace offers being rejected, Palestinians look to bypass their oppressors (US & Israel) and go to the UN to be recognized. For years the US and their Nazionist counterpar...

Albert: Greece and Turkey...

Blog Post, September, 06 2011 Michael Albert
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Some important materials from turkey...while preparing to arrive there...

McGehee: Ed Herman, Propaganda and Libya

Blog Post, September, 03 2011 Michael McGehee
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An "honorable man" who is "not motivated by self-gain and self-empowerment" "has the moral courage" to silence "the guns of brutality for good." Peppered throughout the Propanda System's treatment of NATO's War against Libya are claims about merce...

McGehee: Libya: Another victim of Humanitarian Imperialism

Blog Post, August, 31 2011 Michael McGehee
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International peace and justice is still threatened by the same evil that lurked in the 1930s, and any anti-war activist worth their salt opposes these wars of aggression. The victims don’t have to be saints or adherents of our political ideologie...

Albert: Addressing More Concerns

Blog Post, August, 25 2011 Michael Albert
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Replying to various anarchist comments and concerns raised online...

Wetzel: Venezuela from Below

Blog Post, August, 22 2011 Tom Wetzel
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A review of a very detailed examination of the "Bolivarian Movement" in Venezuela, led by Hugo Chavez. The author is a researcher for a Venezuelan human rights organization. He argues that the Chavez movement falls in the tradition of Latin Americ...

Corbett: Dansk beskrivelse af IOPS (Danish)

Blog Post, August, 17 2011 Jean-Francois Corbett
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This is the first draft Danish translation of the IOPS description. Dette er det første udkast til en dansk oversættelse af beskrivelsen af IOPS. Kommentarer og forbedringer modtages med glæde!

Corbett: Dansk beskrivelse af IOPS - revideret (Danish)

Blog Post, August, 17 2011 Jean-Francois Corbett
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Dette er et revideret udkast til en dansk oversættelse af beskrivelsen af IOPS. Kommentarer og forbedringer modtages med glæde! This is the second draft Danish translation of the IOPS description.

Evans: Reimagining the BBC

Blog Post, August, 17 2011 Mark Evans
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a parecon informed strategy for genuine public service broadcasting

Rodriguez: Build 2020 Manifesto - A People's History of the Future

Blog Post, August, 17 2011 Paulo Rodriguez
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Hiphop with a conscience, musically moving and lyrically stimulating. I would like to believe that perhaps we finally are at a turning point where hiphop will become again the voice of a generation finally embracing their thirst for knowledge. ...

Albert: Wonderful Internet Sources for Leftists!

Blog Post, August, 06 2011 Michael Albert
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A number of excellent sites readers might wish to try...

McGehee: Terror in Texas

Blog Post, August, 01 2011 Michael McGehee
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Here in Texas there was one terrorist attack (very likely by one or some of the rightwing Christians who were protesting the clinic earlier that day) on a Planned Parenthood office in Mckinney, and a thwarted attack of an AWOL soldier at Ford Hood...

McGehee: Polyculturalism and Norway: Getting Culture Right

Blog Post, July, 27 2011 Michael McGehee
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This blog piece may be a bit cluttered with thoughts and ideas but my ending comment is that unless we reconsider what cultures really are and how they have shaped events, from the past to the present, then, and much like George Santayana said, we...