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Healthcare Reveals Real "Conservative" Agenda - Drown Democracy In A Bathtub |
by Thom Hartmann
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Current rating: 0
25 Feb 2003
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"I don't want to abolish government," Norquist told National Public Radio's Mara Liasson in a May 25, 2001 Morning Edition interview. "I simply want to reduce it to the size where I can drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub." |
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Virtual March On Washington Gives Bush Wiggle Room |
by Joe Futrelle
futrelle (nospam) shout.net (verified) |
Current rating: 2
25 Feb 2003
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moveon.org's virtual march on Washington urges us to contact our congresspeople with antiwar messages. This is a critical effort, but the message coming from moveon.org and truedemocracy.com in their talking points and templates stops short of rejecting war as an option, instead adopting the more widely-held position that war may be necessary if inspections fail. That is the administration's position, except that the administration claims that the inspections have already failed. |
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12 Reasons To Oppose A War With Iraq |
by (CommonDreams) Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman
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Current rating: 0
25 Feb 2003
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Millions of people around the world last weekend demonstrated against a war on Iraq.
There was no mistaking the message: No war.
But, particularly with the airwaves and op-ed pages dominated by war-mongers who mock and mischaracterize the burgeoning peace movement, there remains a need to continually reiterate the common-sense reasons to oppose a war. Here are a dozen: |
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Both The Military And The Spooks Are Opposed To War On Iraq |
by (Guardian/UK repost) Richard Norton-Taylor
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24 Feb 2003
Modified: 25 Feb 2003 |
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Saddam may believe he has nothing to gain by cooperating fully with UN inspectors if the Bush administration has already decided to invade, whatever concessions he makes. But those advocating war have yet to make anything like a convincing case for military action. |
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Direct Action - A 911 Inquiry |
by bh
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Current rating: -8
24 Feb 2003
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After considering how alternative summits have been held as a form of direct action, it seems to me that the best form of Direct Action at this time is not doing futile things that will actually play into the hands of the far right, such as cutting rail lines, but rather launching a 911 investigation. |
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An Answer To Rush Limbaugh |
by Ben Frank
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Current rating: 0
24 Feb 2003
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An answer to Rush Limbaugh is already alive and well in Arizona. The dems are looking to start a radio network and we need to tell them to act now. Rush Limbaugh is on 3 hours per day telling ignorant americans that Saddam is going to put a suitcase bomb in their backyard. |
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I Was Almost A Stooge For National Plutocrat Radio |
by Barry Crimmins (via Rev Dave)
DarkMatter (nospam) Hypocrisy.org (verified) |
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24 Feb 2003
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An indirect tribute to Clint and the good folks who produce UC-IMC radio and WEFT, 90.1-FM.
Keep up your intrepid efforts on behalf of truth, justice and the American way. |
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Withholding Tax: Australian Business Refuses To Fund War Against Iraq |
by Laurel Lloyd-Jones
bellbird (nospam) asitis.net.au (verified) |
Current rating: 0
24 Feb 2003
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A business in Bega Australia has decided not to fund the war against Iraq. They are withholding 10% of their tax and donating it to support refugees. They are encouraging others to do the same. |
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