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Looking to the future
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05.06.2003 09:48 |
MONKEYING AROUND WITH HUMAN HEALTH -
In the final section of our special report on primate experiments, we highlight Cambridge University's proposal for a huge primate research centre and explain why this should not be allowed to go ahead.
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www.globalradio.it
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05.06.2003 09:38 |
Ya Basta caravan in the Middle East
An official communication from the Ya BAsta caravan in the middle east
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Lula Da Silva
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05.06.2003 00:03 |
"Hunger Cannot Wait": Lula's speech at G8 meet
Lula demands 'Social Equality', and a tax on arms shipments.
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by Joan Chittister, OSB
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04.06.2003 22:48 |
Is There Anything Left That Matters?
[published onMay 29, 2003 by the National Catholic Reporter]
This is what I don't understand: All of a sudden nothing seems to matter.
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Dan Gillmor -- Mercury News
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04.06.2003 21:14 |
A new brand of journalism is taking root in South Korea
OhmyNews is transforming the 20th century's journalism-as-lecture model, where organizations tell the audience what the news is and the audience either buys it or doesn't, into something vastly more bottom-up, interactive and democratic.
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99th Monkey
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04.06.2003 18:40 |
Iraq's New Dinar Design
African-American Groups Condemn Zimbabwe's Mugabe
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Gerhard Lindemann
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04.06.2003 18:05 |
Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Active Political Resistance as an Obligation of Faith
 The theologian and martyr Dietrich Bonhoeffer is the highest name in Germany. As a leader of the underground Confessing Church, Bonhoeffer emphasized the nonreligious interpredtation of the Bible, religionless Christianity and the arcanum discipline.One act of obedience may be more important than a thousand sermons, he said. Bonhoeffer understood political resistance as an obligation of faith..The church could be commanded to "fall into the spokes of the wheel", not only "to bind up the victims under the wheel".
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Rob Sewell
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04.06.2003 17:20 |
UNISON political conference calls for regime change in Labour Party
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Rob Sewell
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04.06.2003 16:53 |
British Unions shift to the Left
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Friends of Free
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04.06.2003 16:17 |
International 'Free Free' Day-June 14, 2003
On June 14th, people will gather in Eugene and other cities in solidarity with political prisoner Jeff 'Free' Luers who is currently serving a 22.5 year sentence for the burning of three SUVs in Eugene, Oregon. (2000)
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Video zur Antirepressionsdemo in Lausanne
Brazillian Landless Movement Invades Monsanto for Third Time in a Year!
Landless Peasants Movement (MST) invade a farm owned by Monsanto.
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Internet Patent News Service
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04.06.2003 12:51 |
US Army Patenting Bioweapons
US Army takes out multiple patents on biological and chemical dispersing bioweapons.
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Randa Takieddine
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04.06.2003 11:37 |
France and The Roadmap For Syria and Lebanon
After the recent change in the Lebanese government, President Chirac came out with the impression that Syria had failed to meet its commitments to help Lebanon carry out the reforms called for by the Paris conference.
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Observer
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04.06.2003 10:17 |
Protest is Not Enough
We must do more than protest against G-8, WTO and IMF/World Bank, etc. meetings. Fighting corporate globalization, like everything else, begins at home and continues 24/7 year after year.
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George Wright , Guardian UK
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04.06.2003 09:41 |
It the Oil, Stupid
Well at least they're being honest now. When are they going down??!!
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Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero
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04.06.2003 09:23 |
Thanks to the WTO, FTAA etc.... "Biopirates in the Americas"
Biopiracy facilitated by trade agreements like the WTO, FTAA etc.............
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Jim Lobe
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04.06.2003 09:01 |
A threadbare emperor tours the world
Bombs in Riyadh; suicide attacks in Morocco; disorder and hit-and-run attacks in Iraq; unraveling in Afghanistan; rising tensions with Iran and North Korea; strong but resentful allies in "old Europe"; willing but weak allies in "new Europe"; a rapidly depleting treasury at home - the hegemon looks hollow.
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Rob the Wob
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04.06.2003 08:10 |
online article about Reclaim the Streets
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inquirer
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04.06.2003 07:12 |
DAY 80--where are the WMDs?
where in the world are all of those Iraqi WMDs?
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www.NFTF.org
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03.06.2003 23:57 |
Worries Over Rising Islamic Extremism in Pakistan
A majority religious alliance in north western Pakistan supports remnants of the Taliban and unanimously voted to establish Islamic law.
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Migratory bird
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03.06.2003 22:40 |
This tired cliche
just a little something I wrote, I do hope you like it, to paraphrase Billie Holliday.
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I dont normally re-post stuff but I found this on the international wire and thought it deserved a wider audience.
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Jacob G. Hornberger
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03.06.2003 14:03 |
Cuban Military Tribunals Reflect Contempt for Our Constitution
The federal government has announced that it intends to go forward with military tribunals for trials of suspected terrorists. The trials will not be held in the United States, however, but instead in Cuba, where military tribunals are also a central part of Fidel Castro's "war on terrorism."
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Mick Brooks
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03.06.2003 13:09 |
Britain- the socialist case against euro entry
Germany- victimisation of anti-war activist and Marxist
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pepe escobar
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03.06.2003 11:45 |
Bilderberg Club Meets in France
European and N American 'Elite" meet to continue plotting planetary control.
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G8 story
For those who are interested, here is a detailed account of what happened
June 1 at the G8 protests in geneva, switzerland.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai has threatened to resign unless the Afghan government improves situation in Afghanistan politically and economically within three months, Afghan Islamic Press (AIP) said Tuesday.
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Campaign For Legal Rights in Washington D.C.
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02.06.2003 19:11 |
Action Alert: Urgent Support Needed for Ecuadorian Banana Workers
Urgent Support Needed for Ecuadorian Banana Workers ..and for ALL workers' rights in the Global Economy!
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A review into the detention of hundreds of foreign nationals in the United States following the 11 September 2001 attacks has found significant problems in the way they were handled.
The report, by the inspector general of the US Justice Department, says some of the detainees were held in unduly harsh conditions and were subject to abuse.
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James Zogby
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02.06.2003 10:35 |
Give it a chance
The Road Map is reason for hope, but the real dangers lay ahead and even an optimist must be wary. Extremists - Israeli, Palestinian and American - all remain committed to scuttling this still too feeble attempt to restart negotiations on the road to peace.
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Dissident Voice News Service Compilation
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02.06.2003 10:33 |
Bu$h Administration’s Lies About Iraq’s WMD Unraveling
"I'm not reading this. This is bullshit."
-- Colin Powell (The Bush junta's good cop routine, commenting on the quality of the "intelligence" reports on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction before his theater performance at the UN in February.)
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Photos of Park Occupation in Freiburg Prior to G8 Meeting in Evian.
This is a park outside the University of Freiburg that was occupied at 0600h Monday morning the week prior to the G8 meeting in Evian, in order to use it as a conspicuous info point. Lots of people passed by to get flyers and check out the extensive exhibition on G8, capitalism, war, and immigration controls.
 http://homepage.mac.com/tungricht/Organize/PhotoAlbum32.html
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Dean Thomas
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02.06.2003 09:55 |
Alternative Press Week in Review
A weekly roundup of news, announcements, articles and other items of interest. In this issue: Mickey Z. on Dubya's visit to Auschwitz, Bill Vann on the growing Iraqi resistance to US occupation, and Diana Johnstone on how Yugoslavia marked a turning point in US empire.
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glen + some others to inspire [plagiarize]
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02.06.2003 03:03 |
CAMPAIGN 2004: What is it going to take for Americans to realize that they have been had?
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andrea pdx
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01.06.2003 23:00 |
Do Not Forget This Woman of Courage: Myanmar Military Cracks Down, Suu Kyi in Custody
Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was in custody in Yangon on Monday as the ruling military stopped thousands of university students from attending classes as part of broad crackdown on dissent.
Suu Kyi's exact whereabouts were not known but sources close to the junta told Reuters she was being held in a "government guesthouse" in Yangon.
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David Cracknell
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01.06.2003 21:24 |
Blair To Kiss Bush's Ass Over Genetically Engineered Foods
Leaked documents reveal that the UK Government will try to maintain good
links with the USA by supporting President Bush's argument that European GM
food labels obstruct Monsanto's efforts to feed Africa.
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Robert Fisk
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01.06.2003 21:09 |
Don't Go Out At Night
I was travelling into the Shia Muslim Iraqi city of Nasiriyah on Friday evening when three American soldiers jumped in front of my car. "Stop the car, stop the car!" one of them shouted, waving a pistol at the windscreen. "You should have seen our checkpoint," he snapped, then added: "Have a good stay in Nasiriyah but don't go out after dark. It's not safe."
What he meant, I think, was that it wasn't safe for American soldiers after dark. Hours later, I went out in the streets of Nasiriyah for a chicken burger and the Iraqis who served me in a run-down cafe couldn't have been friendlier.
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Moore Michael
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01.06.2003 20:04 |
Dirt on Ann Veneman, Pre-ministerial Inviter
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Adam Bernstein
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01.06.2003 19:09 |
Noam Chomsky on CSPAN today
Noam Chomsky had a 3 hour indepth interview today on CSPAN. It's airing again tonight at 9PM Pacific.
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Gary Sudborough
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01.06.2003 17:44 |
Tax Cuts and Class Warfare
An argument against the supposed beneficial effects of tax cuts for the wealthy and trickle-down economics.
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an interesting analysis from a mainstream perspective which seems to validate what people such as mike ruppert have been saying.....
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(CBS/AP)
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01.06.2003 13:26 |
Ex-Minister: Blair 'Duped' Us
A former member of British Prime Minister Tony Blair's Cabinet accused him Sunday of spinning intelligence to justify the war on Iraq.
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Kayse Jama
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01.06.2003 13:22 |
Former Prime Minister of Somalia Visits Portland
Former Somali Prime Minister Ali Galaydh speaks at PSU. Hear his story of rebuilding a country from ground zero and his perspectives on post-Cold War Africa, globalization, and Western influence over the continent.
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Fred Weston
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01.06.2003 12:53 |
Struggle in Peru intensifies
COLIN POWELL REVEALS HOW HE FELT ABOUT HIS OWN UN WMD REPORT
Remember Colin Powell's famous Feb. 5 presentation to the UN concerning Iraq's mythical Weapons of Mass Destruction? Read this news report below on how he really felt about the initial draft of this presenation. According to the report, the draft contained such questionable material that Powell lost his temper, throwing several pages in the air and declaring, "I'm not reading this. This is bullshit."
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Jurgen Moltmann
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01.06.2003 05:32 |
On the Threshold to the 3rd Millenium: Hope and Misery of the Modern Age
"The progress consciousness encouraged by new scientific discoveries and technical innovations trusted in a beginning without end..The themes of the whole 19th century were progress and evolution, growth and expansion, utopias and revolutions of hope.. No human future can "make up for" the crimes of the past. To live with this past of debris and victims without repressing or repeating them, we need this transcendent hope of the resurrection of the dead.. We can gain the "courage to be" (Tillich)."
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Hyperion
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31.05.2003 23:24 |
I am rambling...
Is the Reality Gap a social construct or the end of the world?
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not a sheeple
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31.05.2003 17:35 |
MSNBC POll: Does the U.S. need to find WMD's to justify the war in Iraq?
Never Forget The Ovens Of Auschwitz
The man has no shame. First, he uses an aircraft carrier to pull off a frat boy photo op to strut around the deck in a flight suit. Now today, he violates the ground
consecrated by the blood of millions in visiting the Auschwitz Memorial in another photo op.
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KingFriday @ pepperface
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31.05.2003 15:22 |
pepperface media hub update for week ending 06.06.03
pepperface media hub update for week ending 06.06.03
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Alan Woods
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31.05.2003 14:01 |
Russia after the War in Irag
Noam Chomsky on US Strategy (Audio Files / MP3)
repost from Radio4All.net and No U-Turn Radio (large files, not dial-up friendly, but I might make a smaller file version if asked nicely ;-)
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David Usborne
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31.05.2003 11:27 |
Wolfowitz admits WMDs just a convenient excuse for war
Mr. Wolfowitz also discloses that there was one justification that was "almost unnoticed but huge". That was the prospect of the United States being being able to withdraw all of its forces from Saudi Arabia once the threat of Saddam had been removed. Since the taking of Baghdad, Washington has said that it is taking its troops out of the kingdom.
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While Bush prepares his own death camp in Guantanamo Bay, he visits the Auschwitz and Birkenau death camps to see how it's done. Flashback: how did Hitler sell the death camps to the German people? He blamed terrorism and evil. More Presidential irony in a Constitution-free U.S.
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Dolores Bauer
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31.05.2003 10:06 |
"For Another World". Dorothee Soelle and "Pax Americana"
The neighbor falls by the wayside amid the buring questions "How do I accept myself?" and "How am I beautiful?" The liberation theologian Dorothee Soelle sees individualism as one of the stigmata of the American way of life.
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In the final section of our special report on primate experiments, we highlight Cambridge University's proposal for a huge primate research centre and explain why this should not be allowed to go ahead.
On June 14th, people will gather in Eugene and other cities in solidarity with political prisoner Jeff 'Free' Luers who is currently serving a 22.5 year sentence for the burning of three SUVs in Eugene, Oregon. (2000)
Bombs in Riyadh; suicide attacks in Morocco; disorder and hit-and-run attacks in Iraq; unraveling in Afghanistan; rising tensions with Iran and North Korea; strong but resentful allies in "old Europe"; willing but weak allies in "new Europe"; a rapidly depleting treasury at home - the hegemon looks hollow.
While Bush prepares his own death camp in Guantanamo Bay, he visits the Auschwitz and Birkenau death camps to see how it's done. Flashback: how did Hitler sell the death camps to the German people? He blamed terrorism and evil. More Presidential irony in a Constitution-free U.S.
