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Tripathi: Massacre in Lahore
Blog Post, May, 29 2010
Deepak Tripathi
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The latest killings in Pakistan's Lahore city remind us of disturbing trends in Pakistan and United States policy - trends that go back thirty years.
Forte: The U.S. Army’s “Other” Human Terrain System?
Blog Post, May, 29 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
"Human terrain" multiplies in the U.S. military! Notes on distinguishing between the Human Terrain System, and the U.S. Army's "human terrain analysis branch" associated with the Af-Pak Center of Excellence, under Derek Harvey, stemming from the J...
Smith: Consensual Political Intercourse
Blog Post, May, 28 2010
Mark E. Smith
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Ever get the feeling that your government is screwing you? Legally, of course, that's something that it is not allowed to do unless you give your consent. Without your consent it isn't a consensual relationship and becomes rape. So my question is,...
Forte: Time Line and FAQ for the Human Terrain System and Responses by the Network of Concerned Anthropologists and the American Anthropological Association
Blog Post, May, 28 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
Precise details on the historical record surrounding anthropologists criticizing the militarization of their discipline and work for the intelligence communities, combined with a point by point FAQ response to common criticisms made against the cr...
Bramhall: Medical Censorship: M. Avium Paratuberculosis
Blog Post, May, 28 2010
Stuart Bramhall
Bramhall's ZSpace page
There is a conspiracy of silence in the U.S. around the link between an infectious agent present in pasteurized milk and Crohn's Disease - an untreatable, potentially fatal illness affecting 500,000 Americans. Unlike Europe, where the issue has be...
Global Policy Forum: The ICC Review Conference: a Crucial Moment for the Crime of Aggression (part 1)
Blog Post, May, 27 2010
GPF Global Policy Forum
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From May 31st to June 11th, the State Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) will gather in Kampala, Uganda, to consider amendments to the Court’s founding treaty and assess the work and impact of the Court’s work si...
Samsill: East Asian Developments
Blog Post, May, 26 2010
Evan Samsill
Samsill's ZSpace page
This is just a quick commentary on reading a few sections about East Asian policy.
Bramhall: The Most Revolutionary Act: Memoir of an American Refugee
Blog Post, May, 26 2010
Stuart Bramhall
Bramhall's ZSpace page
My recently published memoir The Most Revolutionary Act: Memoir of an American Refugee went up on Amazon today.
Wyse: Starting the social capital experiment
Blog Post, May, 25 2010
Garrett Wyse
Wyse's ZSpace page
A quick update on the social capital element of the community radio
Mason: Ode to the 99-Weekers, or Unemployment Blues
Blog Post, May, 25 2010
Mark Mason
Mason's ZSpace page
Congress considers unemployment benefits
Wyse: Some community radio links
Blog Post, May, 24 2010
Garrett Wyse
Wyse's ZSpace page
This is a group of links to various entities which we deal with about establishing a community radio in Ireland.
Wyse: Community radio content, ideas on a postcard please
Blog Post, May, 24 2010
Garrett Wyse
Wyse's ZSpace page
deciding on and acquiring content for a community radio
Forte: Gun Running, Drugs, and Flamenco: U.S. Army Human Terrain System Has it All
Blog Post, May, 24 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
A disturbing report about the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System, by John Stanton: members of these combined military-social science crews are alleged to have engaged in drug running, and one is alleged to be a pedophile molesting Afghan boys. In th...
Barkdull: Specter gives up
Blog Post, May, 23 2010
John Barkdull
Barkdull's ZSpace page
Update on Specter's effort to restore third party liability.
Broussard: Gone Frackn'
Blog Post, May, 23 2010
Benjamin Broussard
Broussard's ZSpace page
A bird's eye view of the battle to regulate hydraulic fracturing in the United States.
Bramhall: Marketing Serotonin Deficiency
Blog Post, May, 23 2010
Stuart Bramhall
Bramhall's ZSpace page
The pharmaceutical industry spends millions of dollars every year trying to persuade us that clinical depression is caused by a genetically based serotonin deficiency - despite the absence of research evidence that such a disorder exists in nature...
Smith: Islamic vs. American Oppression of Women
Blog Post, May, 22 2010
Mark E. Smith
Smith's ZSpace page
I keep seeing U.S. government propaganda posted by users here on Znet about the terrible treatment of women by Islam as an excuse for our wars of aggression. The treatment of women and girls in the United States and by the United States in Islamic...
Forte: Human Terrain System Criticized by U.S. Congress
Blog Post, May, 21 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
House Armed Services Committee limits further funding, until HTS can be revalidated by the Army, a win for critics of the program.
Forte: Imperial Instruction: The Human Terrain System’s Academic Trainers, Part 2
Blog Post, May, 20 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
Part 2 focuses on the work of various academics who train members of the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System, and then closes with a discussion of the (lack of) ethics in anthropological support for counterinsurgency.
Forte: Imperial Instruction: The Human Terrain System’s Academic Trainers, Part 1
Blog Post, May, 20 2010
Maximilian Forte
Forte's ZSpace page
Part 1 focuses on the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Center for Afghanistan Studies, and the "Afghanistan Immersion Seminars," in addition to the work of Bart Dean and Felix Moos at the University of Kansas, in making anthropology more imperial...
