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Crime Scene Investigation |
by Missy Comley Beattie
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24 Oct 2005
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When are Americans going to tune in to this war the way they do to CNN, MSNBC, or FOX? And when are the media giants going to deal with the mounting death toll the same way it covers sensational disappearances and murders? When will television journalists start eulogizing our troops and Iraqis so thoroughly that there will be a demand for an end to the occupation of Iraq? |
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UIUC Tuition to Go Up $450/year to Pay for FBI Spying?: Colleges Protest Call to Upgrade Online Systems |
by NTTimes
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22 Oct 2005
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Even the lowest estimates of compliance costs would, on average, increase annual tuition at most American universities by some $450...
The University of Illinois says it is worried about the order because it is in the second year of a $20 million upgrade of its campus network. Peter Siegel, the university's chief information officer, estimated that the new rules would require the university to buy 2,100 new devices, at a cost of an additional $13 million, to replace equipment that is brand new. |
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Photos Prove: CIA Undermined New York Times Reporting |
by David Roknich
dogspot (nospam) electromagnet.us (unverified) |
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22 Oct 2005
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Documents archived at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign prove that the CIA undermined news reporting by the New York Times. I am transcribing the most striking evidence I have so it can be transmitted and searched as text. |
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URGENT SOLIDARITY NEEDED: SUPPORT THOSE ARRESTED PROTESTING NEO-NAZIS IN TOLEDO, OH! |
by Anti-Racist Action
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22 Oct 2005
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This is an emergency request for bail money for people arrested at the
anti-Nazi demonstration in Toledo, OH. Please Western Union money to
Chris Fox in Kent, OH. Call him at 330-389-0891 once the money is
wired. |
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The Imperial Nightmare |
by Mumia Abu-Jamal
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22 Oct 2005
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A republic must first die as a prerequisite for the birth of a world empire. No country can act in an imperial way toward other countries-brutally, contemptuously and lawlessly- and uphold republican values at the same time. |
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BTL:As CIA Leak Investigation Concludes, Critics Say Probe Should... |
by Between the Lines' Scott Harris
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22 Oct 2005
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...Examine Possible Presidential Crimes Around Iraq War ~ Interview with John Bonifaz, constitutional attorney, conducted by Between the the Lines' Scott Harris |
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Watergate to Plamegate: Rise of the 'Patriotic Journalist' |
by Robert Parry
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20 Oct 2005
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outFarpress presents: The SHORTWAVE REPORT 10/21/05 ¡LISTEN GLOBALLY! |
by Dan Roberts
outfarpress (nospam) saber.net (verified) |
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20 Oct 2005
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A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Cuba, and Russia. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Crime & Police : Government Secrecy : International Relations : Iraq : Media : Regime |
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SPJ Undercuts First Amendment With Miller Award |
by FAIR
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20 Oct 2005
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Miller understood that Libby was not a whistleblower but was someone out to punish a government critic. Not only was it unethical for her to agree to identify Libby in a misleading way, but promising him any kind of anonymity in this case violated the Times' rules against allowing unnamed sources to make partisan attacks. |
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