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Znet Article Masciotra: Wiping the Poor off the Face of the Earth

Znet Article, January, 15 2008 David Masciotra
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A good friend of mine, who is a Carmelite Priest once used the phrase, "wipe the poor off the face of the Earth" to summarize the philanthropic philosophy of evangelical mega churches whose leadership would rather eschew poor residents of their co...

Graphic Wahl: Bush's War Council

Graphic, January, 15 2008 Andy Wahl
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Znet Article Mishra: Neoliberalism and Fashionable Nonsense Galore

Znet Article, January, 14 2008 Girish Mishra
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Every era has its quota of nonsense, made fashionable by the powers-that-be. Recall the bygone days when it was asserted that the earth was stationary and the sun went round it. The Catholics held that Rome was the centre of the earth. Anyone that...

Znet Article Raina: Essentialising Pakistan

Znet Article, January, 13 2008 Badri Raina
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An Indian view on Benazir Bhutto's murder

Znet Article Zunes: Barack Obama on the Middle East

Znet Article, January, 12 2008 Stephen Zunes
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The strong showings by Senator Barack Obama of Illinois in the early contests for the Democratic presidential nomination don’t just mark a repudiation of the Bush administration’s Iraq policy and “war on terrorism.” They also indicate a rejection ...

Znet Article Porter: Official Version of Naval Incident Starts to Unravel

Znet Article, January, 12 2008 Gareth Porter
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Dispite the official and media portrayal of the incident in the Strait of Hormuz early Monday morning as a serious threat to U.S. ships from Iranian speedboats that nearly resulted in a "battle at sea", new information over the past three days sug...

Commentary Kagarlitsky: The President's Fate

Commentary, January, 12 2008 Boris Kagarlitsky
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With Dmitry Medvedev - Putin's favoured candidate - as President, Russia could be in for a new bout of liberalisation. But Putin will not take a back seat as Prime Minister and political conflict looks a likely outcome. After emerging from New Yea...

Znet Article Cochrane: It's time to stop listening

Znet Article, January, 12 2008 D. t. Cochrane
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Economists have played an important role in getting our economy and our environment into their current dire straits. They have little to offer but more of the same.

Znet Article Abu-manneh: The Question of Palestine

Znet Article, January, 11 2008 Bashir Abu-manneh
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The year 2008 is the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of Israel and of the Nakba, the Palestinian catastrophe. What do you see as the Israeli goal and has it changed over the years?

Blog Post Keegan: Mayan Revolution: Opposing genocide? My experiences with the Zapatistas, Las Abejas and other events in South-East Mexico

Blog Post, January, 11 2008 Keegan Keegan
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In my first month in Mexico have seen close-up the internal and external factors tearing apart an indigenous movements in particular Las Abejas in Chiapas. Here are my first observations about my introduction.

Commentary Bennis: Bush in the Middle East: Iran Over Palestine, Israel Over All

Commentary, January, 11 2008 Phyllis Bennis
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Bush's current visit to the Middle East, despite the official central message of supporting an Israeli-Palestinian peace process, has far more to do with Iran.

Znet Article Goodman: The Broadcasters' Big Payday

Znet Article, January, 10 2008 Amy Goodman
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Hillary Clinton's surprise victory in New Hampshire guarantees a longer, more competitive Democratic primary season. It's like money in the bank for broadcasters, as the first billion-dollar presidential campaign continues.

Znet Article Street: “Mired In Delusion”: The New Hampshire Democratic Primary and the Abject Idiocy of U.S. Political Culture

Znet Article, January, 10 2008 Paul Street
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During last Saturday night’s Democratic presidential candidate debate in New Hampshire, Edwards made the tactical decision to ally himself with Barack Obama and “change” and against the corporate “establishment” represented by Hillary and Bill Cli...

Znet Article Hayden: New Hampshire Anti-War Lessons, 1968-2008

Znet Article, January, 10 2008 Tom Hayden
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I am wondering if anyone in New Hampshire even remembered the McCarthy campaign in the blur that was last week in New Hampshire.

Graphic Jonik: Health Insurance

Graphic, January, 10 2008 John Jonik
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Health Insurance

Commentary Pilger: The 'Good War' Is A Bad War

Commentary, January, 10 2008 John Pilger
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I had suggested to Marina that we meet in the safety of the Intercontinental Hotel, where foreigners stay in Kabul, but she said no. She had been there once and government agents, suspecting she was Rawa, had arrested her. We met instead at a safe...

Znet Article Ford: Barack, Hillary, and the Sinister Nothingness of "Change"

Znet Article, January, 09 2008 Glen Ford
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The scam of this still-new century enthralls and envelopes the nation, a narrowly-packaged farce in which political twins Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama pretend they are not joined at the hip on every public policy issue that has been allowed to...

Znet Article Serbian workers: Solidarity letter to the striking workers of `Frape Behr`, Barcelona, from the workers of Jugoremedija, Bek, and Šinvoz in Serbia

Znet Article, January, 08 2008 Sw - Serbian workers
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Two thousand workers from the Jugoremedija, BEK and Šinvoz factories in Zrenjanin have been fighting the catastrophic consequences of privatization, which began in Serbia in 2001. Through consistent and united struggle, the workers of Jugoremedija...

Graphic Sorensen: Suspicious Minds

Graphic, January, 08 2008 Jen Sorensen
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Global Warming

Znet Article Podur: Defend the Border

Znet Article, January, 06 2008 Justin Podur
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The phrase “defend the border” wasn’t always a metaphor. And it isn’t just a metaphor in many parts of the world, even today: some states do have to worry about overland military invasions.

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