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Folly in the West Bank |
by nytimes via gehrig
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24 Aug 2004
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Masthead editoral in the New York Times condemning Bush's "dangerous passivity" over acceptance of Sharon's latest push to expand settlements: "To be just, workable and sustainable, any peace plan will have to divide that land into two coherent territories that are defensible and economically viable. The presence of more than 250,000 Israeli settlers scattered across the occupied West Bank, Gaza Strip and Golan Heights, leaving aside the added complications of East Jerusalem, make that division immeasurably harder." |
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Reporters Ignore Fight of Iraqi Workers Against Anti-Union Government Policies |
by Harry Kelber
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23 Aug 2004
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IMC Radio News 08-23-2004 |
by Dave Berliner
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23 Aug 2004
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On this week's edition of the IMC news, we talk with the Prometheus Radio project about a bill that was passed on thursday by the senate commerce committee to expand low power fm radio. We also hear from Scott Edwards, a Predoctoral Fellow at the university of Illinois and executive director of the Film and Humanity Cooperative. He speaks with us about what it was like campaigning in Florida during the Election Fraud of 2000. |
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Anti-Terrorism Tip: Quit Spying on Nonviolent Activists |
by Jeff Cohen
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23 Aug 2004
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With Al Qaeda and similar terrorists bent on murdering as many ordinary Americans as possible, why would the FBI divert resources and personnel to protesters and nonviolent civil disobedients? |
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Federal Judge Harold Baker Named As Member of Secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court |
by ML
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23 Aug 2004
Modified: 01:27:58 PM |
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A local federal court judge, Harold Baker, has been named as a member of the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. The FISC is one of the most secretive parts of a court system which is increasingly slipping out of public view and review. The so-called "War on Terrorism" continues to erode traditional constitutional rights to confront accusers in open court is replaced by secret proceedings where the rights of the accused are mere after thoughts. |
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Anger as Bush Bids to Exploit Olympic Games |
by Lawrence Donegan
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23 Aug 2004
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The team's coach, Adnan Hamd, told Sports Illustrated magazine: "My problem is not with the American people. They are with what America has done; destroyed everything. The American army has killed so many people in Iraq. What is freedom when I go to the stadium and there are shootings on the road?" |
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If Bush Wins His First Election: A Not So Far-Out View of the Not Too Far-Off Future |
by Mark Drolette
drolette (nospam) comcast.net (unverified) |
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22 Aug 2004
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So you think things are bad now? Well, they hella are. But you ain’t seen nothing yet if Dubya wins or is re-appointed November 2. For a grim peek at how things may eventually look should John Kerry unimaginably come a cropper on Election Day, read on. |
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Democrats bend IL constitution to help Bush exploit eve-of-911 RNC timing |
by IMPEACH BUSH NOW [repost from Global IMC Newswire]
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22 Aug 2004
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Democrats have bent over backwards to exempt Bush from ballot access filing deadlines in 8 states so Bush can have the Republican National Convention so late (presumably so it is close to Sept. 11 to maximize Bush's post-convention "bounce"). They violated the State Constitution to do it in Illinois. Meanwhile, the Democrats block Nader and other third-party and independent candidates from ballot access, even using state employees to do it in Illinois. |
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