The Democrats 2008 Choice: Sell Out & Lose, Or Stand Up & Win |
by David Sirota (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 30 Jul 2005
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On one side, you have the DLC which seeks to remold the Democratic Party into a wholly-owned subsidiary of Corporate America, controlled by a tiny cadre of conservative-leaning elitists in Washington, D.C. who are desperate to hang onto their power over the Democratic Party apparatus in Washington, D.C....
On the other side are progressives who want to see the party go back to what made it successful for decades: a willingness to stand up for America's middle class. |
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Don't Give Me No Lip, "What's wrong with Mimicking Corporate Media" |
by salaud (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 30 Jul 2005
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A response to Jennifer Whitney's article on indymedia, which can be found here
The spirit of critique and wanting to help move indymedia forward is something I really appreciate. However, Jennifer Whitney's article, "The Good, The Bad, & (sic) The Ugly: "What's the Matter with Indymedia?" is one part critique, and two parts personal axe grinding, three parts "Ra! Ra! UC, NYC, 501-c(3) IMC" . Beyond the fact that the article is so deliberately misleading in many ways, it should be critiqued on the facts and arguments that it proposes about editorial policy and the mission of indymedia. To its credit, this article raises some of the right types of questions about indymedia's effectiveness and methods, but to its detriment, gives all the wrong answers. Rather, it gives short sighted answers or all the same 'ol answers.
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GREATER SUNRISE Timor Sea Justice Campaign |
by Dez Wildwood, BACK DOOR e-news on East Timor wildwood (nospam) pcug.org.au (verified) |
Current rating: 0 29 Jul 2005
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Briefing Paper by Timor Sea Justice Campaign (Australia) re signing of a temporary resource sharing agreement between Australia and East Timor covering the Greater Sunrise gas field. |
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Get Plugged In! |
by Bridgett Wakefield getpluggedin (nospam) sbcglobal.net (unverified) |
Current rating: 0 29 Jul 2005
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Come and Get Plugged In to the community! |
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News :: Health : Iraq : Labor |
Iraq Affecting Mental Health of Troops |
by AP (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 29 Jul 2005
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It is rather telling that the article ends with a comparison to the Korean War. Given the ongoing military disaster in Iraq, we can only expect to see more troops returning mentally scarred, rather than fewer, under the circumstances. |
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Democracy Sold Out - CAFTA Approved by Pork and a Hill of Beans |
by Deborah James (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 29 Jul 2005
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Razor Thin Vote Seals Fate Against More Expansion of NAFTA |
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News :: Right Wing |
Selling Out Our Country |
by reposted (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 29 Jul 2005
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author: Doug Thompson
My, my, the rabid right got their anal sphincters twisted up in all kinds of knots when I suggested they were traitors to their country for supporting the treasonous acts of George W. Bush.
Didn't see them getting so damned self-righteous when they called liberals, Democrats and anti-war protestors unpatriotic for suggesting Bush's decision to invade Iraq was, at the very least, a serious mistake in judgment. |
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