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The New York Times and the dirty secret of US-Saudi relations |
by David Walsh, WSWS
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29 Oct 2001
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An editorial in the October 14 New York Times ("Reconsidering Saudi Arabia") partially lifts the veil on one of the dirtiest secrets of US foreign policy: the sordid nature of the relationship that Washington has maintained for more than half a century with the semi-feudal Saudi Arabian regime. |
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INS Officials Admit Human Rights 'Aren't For Everyone' |
by Matthew Berliant
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28 Oct 2001
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As hundreds of illegal immigrants and foreigners, many of the Muslim, continue to be detained in the ongoing anti-terrorism investigation, INS spokesperson Eyleen Schmidt stressed the strictly American nature of so-called 'human' rights. |
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Notes from St. Louis on IMC Midwest Regional Gathering (finally) |
by Matthew Berliant
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28 Oct 2001
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This last weekend, three members of the St. Louis IMC went to Urbana, Illinois for the Mid-west Regional gathering. There, we met up with folks from IMCs in Chicago, New York, Madison, Springfield, and the Twin Cities. Over the course of the weekend, we got to know each other, share skills, and brainstorm ways to better share resources and meet the challenges of expanding to all media and to continue our mission as independent news gatherers and reporters in a consensus and non-authoritarian manner.
Below are notes from the various workshops. |
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On Campus and Off, Antiwar Movements See New Vigor |
by Elizabeth Mehren
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28 Oct 2001
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Opposition to military action builds with a more polite, thoughtful approach than in days of Vietnam.
Editor's Note: This article provides a national context in which to view the numerous local actions for a peaceful and measured response to Sept. 11. We are NOT receiving this kind of context from the local dominant media, although the LA Times seems to be able to do it. ML |
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