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Curtis: No Place To Call Home
Znet Article, October, 13 2003
Mark Curtis
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No Place To Call Home
Docena: Iraq's Future is Up for Grabs
Znet Article, October, 10 2003
Herbert Docena
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OCTOBER 9: THIS COMING OCTOBER 23 to 24, the United States will be sitting down with rich creditor countries, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank (WB) during an international donor’s conference on Iraq in Madrid. The ...
Leopold: From Terminator to Deregulator
Znet Article, October, 10 2003
Jason Leopold
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From Terminator to Deregulator
Ash: When at a loss, escalate
Znet Article, October, 08 2003
Gabriel Ash
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When at a loss, escalate
Barghouti: Edward Said: A Corporeal Dream not yet Realized
Znet Article, September, 26 2003
Omar Barghouti
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To me, and to many around the world, I suppose, Edward Said’s name will always be associated --above all other things -- with beyond-ness … . He is (past tense can only be used with those of much humbler legacies) beyond death, as ...
Loewenstein: Groveling to Power
Znet Article, September, 23 2003
Antony Loewenstein
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Since being in Washington on September 11, 2001, Prime Minister John Howard has inextricably tied much of Australia's foreign policy to George W. Bush's America. Commentators have spent millions of column inches explaining the reasons behind Howar...
Loewenstein: Australia's National Broadcaster
Znet Article, September, 11 2003
Antony Loewenstein
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Who will save Australia's national broadcaster? It's a question many are dying to know. The ABC is the Australian equivalent of the BBC and the last months has seen furious debate across wide sections of the community, as well as a government seem...
Loewenstein: Weapons of Mass Deception
Znet Article, September, 08 2003
Antony Loewenstein
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What a difference a few months can make. It was not so long ago that the leaders of America, Britain and Australia were continually talking up the threat posed by Saddam Hussein and his weapons of mass destruction. We were informed, through the ...
Hussain: Stigmatizing Dissent
Znet Article, August, 09 2003
Samir Hussain
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The city of Montreal served as host to the informal meeting of about 25 trade ministers from the World Trade Organisation last week. While international trade minister Pierre Pettigrew was given immense media coverage to proselytise about the virt...
Du boff: Mirror Mirror On The Wall, Who's The Biggest Rogue Of All?
Znet Article, August, 07 2003
Richard Du boff
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1. Comprehensive [Nuclear] Test Ban Treaty, 1996. Signed by 164 nations and ratified by 89 including France, Great Britain, and Russia; signed by President Clinton in 1996 but rejected by the Senate in 1999. The US is one of 13 nonratifiers amon...
Reynolds: Report from BioDevastation 7
Zmag Article, August, 01 2003
Jesse Reynolds
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S everal hundred activists from around the world gathered in mid-May in St. Louis to strategize and exchange reports of the global opposition to genetically modified (GM) organisms. BioDevastation ...
Dunne: Guinness Is Not Irish
Zmag Article, August, 01 2003
Sean Dunne
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O n March 17, 1737, Boston became the first city in the world to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Since that first celebration, the holiday has grown in popularity throughout the world. Many peop...
Doherty: Roadmap To Nowhere
Zmag Article, August, 01 2003
Alex Doherty
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I t has long been understood that one of the major effects of propaganda is to divest political terms of their substantive meaning. One of the best examples of this effect is the benign-sounding ph...
Leopold: Mini-War Against Iraq Prior to 9-11 May Explain Why U.S. Targeted The Country
Znet Article, July, 11 2003
Jason Leopold
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While the Bush administration is beset by questions about the accuracy of intelligence information the President cited in building a case for war against Iraq, the White House hawks have still not fully explained how Iraq became a target of the ad...
Gberie: Liberia
Znet Article, July, 09 2003
Lansana Gberie
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In 1821 a group of freed American slaves retraced the steps of their forebears to West Africa to start a new country. At first the Africans didn't want to turn over a huge hunk of land to the American blacks, but when a U.S. naval officer accompan...
Leavitt: Globalization in our local economy
Znet Article, July, 08 2003
Jonathan Leavitt
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Introduction to the issue Twenty years from now, there will be a war somewhere in this world that is propelled forward by our countries economic interests. Call it a hunch. As a result of this war, many of us who have somehow remained out of jai...
Moodliar: A Call For A Left Realpolitik In 2004
Znet Article, July, 01 2003
Suren Moodliar
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Can we have our cake and eat it too? Can the left go into 2004 with anything more than a shotgun marriage with the party of Clinton? This proposal suggests that they can. Dump Bush at all costs? Defeating George Bush as an objective for the le...
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 ...
Kat: Off the Map
Book, June, 17 2003
Off The Map is a travelogue written by Hibikina Chickena and Kika Kat. It was originally a self-published zine and was later published and sold in both zine and book form by the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective.
Mahajan: Entering The Land Of The Free
Znet Article, June, 10 2003
Sanjoy Mahajan
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Since the United States began bombing Iraq, I have worn a sign wherever I go (cycling or walking around town, teaching, shopping, going on the subway, etc.). It is about 8.5"x11". One side says `Oiligarchy' in large red letters; the other has a 2"...
