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Typical Greenpeace Protest Leads To An Unusual Prosecution |
by Adam Liptak
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Current rating: 0
12 Oct 2003
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"If we were to lose this trial," he said, "it would have chilling effect on Greenpeace and on other groups that exercise their First Amendment right aggressively. The federal government is using 9/11 to come down harder on an action like this, which was a good and dignified and peaceful action." |
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News :: Right Wing |
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Rush Limbaugh Admits He Is A Doped Up Fool |
by Gorman
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Current rating: -1
11 Oct 2003
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LOS ANGELES - Shit-head broadcaster Rush Limbaugh, one of the most retardaed radio commentators in America, told his millions of stupid listeners on Friday he is an asshole that does lots of hardcore dope and is tring to worm his way out of a prison sentance. |
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BTL:Electronic Voting's Vulnerability To Tampering Could Undermine... |
by Between the Lines' Scott Harris
betweenthelines (nospam) snet.net (verified) |
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11 Oct 2003
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...Public Confidence in Machinery of Democracy. Interview with Bev Harris, author of "Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century," conducted by Between the Lines 'Scott Harris |
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News :: Media |
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The Effort To Reverse The FCC Is Dead In The Water, Sinking The Democratic Process With It... |
by Bill Moyers
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10 Oct 2003
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Bill Moyers on Big Media: "Now the most powerful Republican in Congress, Tom Delay, the House Majority Leader, won't let a vote happen. The effort to reverse the FCC is dead in the water, sinking the democratic process with it." |
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News :: Political-Economy |
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"Democracy Brief" Calls On Courts To Eliminate Corporate Privilege |
by Program on Corporations, Law & Democracy
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10 Oct 2003
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The Brief was created to support community leaders and citizens across the United States who are confronting the array of judicially bestowed constitutional rights wielded by corporations. The Brief not only challenges "corporate personhood" - the theory that corporations possess the constitutional rights of people and therefore may use the Bill of Rights to get courts and police to deny people's fundamental rights, but also confronts the powers corporations wield under the Commerce and Contracts Clauses of the U.S. Constitution. |
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News :: Media |
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Consumers Union Calls On Congress To Pass Meaningful Changes To FCC's Media Ownership Rules |
by Consumers Union
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10 Oct 2003
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Reps. Maurice Hinchey, Bernie Sanders, Edward Markey, Jim Leach, and David Price are circulating the letter among members of Congress to encourage Speaker Dennis Hastert to bring the resolution of disapproval to a vote in the House. |
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