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nevercalm!
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22.07.2003 20:49 |
perle has a posse!
richard perle, chairman of the defense policy board and leading hawk, has a posse.
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STEVE ARGUE
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22.07.2003 20:21 |
A Closer Look At The “Anti-War” Candidates Of the Democrat Party
Dennis Kucinich, Howard Dean, Carol Mosely-Braun, and Al Sharpton, are painting their candidacies as anti-war.
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James Boatwright
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22.07.2003 19:40 |
Full support for the repeal of the "Military Retirement Foreiture Law"
I must reply to the writer who lauded Senator Warner (R VA) for his action in the 107th Congress
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reposter: From the Cleveland Scene 3/19/03
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22.07.2003 19:26 |
Reposted: The other Dennis Kucinich
The candidate is depicted as an opportunist and a career polititian. A man who has run for office 18 times in 35 years, voted to support a Constitutional ban on flag burning, and one of just 31 democrats who supported Clinton's impeachment: this is the other Dennis Kucinich.
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Do not water down the Senate amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act regarding Restoration of Retired Pay to Disabled Military Retirees.
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In the Senate it is called S 392. In the House it is called H R 303. In the real world it is called the DISABLED VETERANS TAX
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Two most serious charges against Lynne Stewart dismissed - Judge rules application of anti-terrorism statute to Stewart "unconstitutionally vague."
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Joanna Macy
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22.07.2003 17:14 |
Joanna Macy - support Dennis Kucinich
Dear People,
I just wrote these words in support of a presidential candidate:
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Republican victories in the past few decades have come with substantial support from libertarians and libertarian-leaning conservatives, who usually view the GOP as the lesser of two evils.
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repost from sf.indymedia.org
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22.07.2003 14:44 |
Leading Democrats Go AWOL on Overtime Vote - Except Kucinich, of course
On Thursday, the House of Representatives—with seven Democrats absent, including presidential candidate Richard Gephardt—voted 213 to 210 to approve new regulations that would cut off a universe of Americans—anywhere from 1 million to 8 million—from guaranteed overtime pay. Under the new rules, backed by the Bush administration and campaigned for heavily by business lobbyists, those employees would still have to put in extra hours. They just wouldn't get any extra pay.
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Where broad agreement exists, I've omitted the issue to save space.
I've also omitted issues where one candidate has no stated position I could find,
even though this is a measure of a candidate's relative concern for and familiarity with issues.
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Firetruck
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22.07.2003 13:51 |
Take it or leave it
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portlander
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22.07.2003 13:20 |
Statement from Randy Hayes (president, Rainforest Action Network)
"Economic policy turns out to be the most important environmental policy. Kucinich is the only presidential candidate calling for the elimination of the World Trade Organization. That alone would do more to support nature's needs than any other environmental action. Vote for Kucinich."
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Deanna L. Taylor
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22.07.2003 12:50 |
Peace Activists go to Trial for Civil Resistance Act
Eight Utah Peace Activists had their day in court for resisting the Iraq Invasion.
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reclaimthemedia.org
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22.07.2003 12:06 |
FCC Orders LPFM Off The Air
In what's believed to be the first case in which a low-powered station has been silenced by the commission, Frank Patterson's WFBP- LP/Taylors, SC has had its "license to cover" dismissed. Additionally, the FCC set aside an amendment filed by Patterson that sought the relocation of WFBP from 106.1 MHz to another frequency.
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Green Party Press Release
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22.07.2003 11:35 |
Greens Call for Impeachment of Bush, Withdrawal of Troops by the Winter Holidays
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- On the final day of the 2003 national meeting of the Green Party of the United States, delegates from state Green Parties represented in the national party's Coordinating Committee approved two major proposals: (1) The Green Party endorsed a call to Congress to initiate impeachment proceedings and resolved to take political leadership in the growing movement for impeachment. (2) Greens endorsed a "Home by the Holidays" campaign calling for the U.S. to begin withdrawing troops from Iraq, Afghanistan, Colombia, and the Philippines, with this year's winter holidays as a deadline for total return of military personnel.
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P. M. Carpenter
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22.07.2003 11:24 |
U.S. Citizens Duped by Implausible Denial
As the Bush administration trots out wholly implausible deniability over its commander in chief's detachment from American intelligence findings, something far more troublesome inhabits the land: those millions of Americans who have settled into a state of denial about their recidivist president and his handlers.
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BERNARD ESTRADE, The Daily Telegraph
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22.07.2003 11:03 |
Medals for the U.S. Hero That Wasn't
Medals for car collision victim Jessica Lynch, almost as hollow as awarding mass murderer Blair a Congressional gold medal. "Every war needs a hero... the facts don't matter."
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Dixie Chicks
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22.07.2003 10:58 |
“Chicks Rock, Chicks Vote!”
rock the vote launches new online voter registration campaign with the dixie chicks
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Common Dreams
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22.07.2003 07:06 |
Funding for Trails and Greenways Under Attack in U.S. House, Says Rails-to-Trails Conserva
WASHINGTON - July 21 - The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations will soon vote on legislation that threatens trail-building efforts across the country. The nonprofit Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) is conducting a nationwide campaign to combat what could be a potentially devastating loss for local communities seeking federal funding for trails and greenways.
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RENANA BROOKS
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22.07.2003 07:05 |
Bu$h - master of emotional language
George W. Bush is generally regarded as a mangler of the English language.
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common dreams
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22.07.2003 07:03 |
Bush Administration Withholds Toxic Cleanup Information
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Karyn Strickler
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22.07.2003 01:58 |
The Do Nothing Strategy: an Expose of Progressive Politics
Behind the seeming disarray of progressive politics in the US today lies a carefully crafted strategy for guaranteed failure: the Do-Nothing Strategy.
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Drip... drip... drip... ker-sploosh! Things are starting to look decidedly leaky for the Bush administration, who top the list this week with further revelations that, well, they told a few fibs about Iraq. But hey everyone, don't worry about it.
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question
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22.07.2003 00:03 |
How Come Nobody Mentions Lyndon Larouche as one of the Democratic Presidential candidates?
Yes, I know Larouche as been maligned as "anti-semitic," as a conspiracy theorist, and even as an "extreme right winger", but...
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Daraka Larimore Hall --posted by tsalagi red
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21.07.2003 20:54 |
A Democratic Socialist Appeal to Anarchists
The struggle for a democratic alternative to capitalism has seen many conflicting traditions. Communism, Anarchism, Socialism and countless variations and combinations have emerged. Today, when the call for a new world has been revived by the explosive protest movements surrounding corporate globalization, most of these differences seem to be archaic and almost theological. Such divisions, many argue, are grist merely for café debates. Who cares which revolutionary messiah we wear on our T-shirts? There is work to be done.
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The New York Times - July 21, 2003.
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21.07.2003 11:50 |
Report on USA Patriot Act Alleges Civil Rights Violations
'The report said that in the six-month period that ended on June 15, the inspector general's office had received 34 complaints of civil rights and civil liberties violations by department employees that it considered credible, including accusations that Muslim and Arab immigrants in federal detention centers had been beaten.'
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We the People
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21.07.2003 11:08 |
Mesage for Bush and his Gang of criminals!
The criminals in the white house will have to answer the call of justice and account for their crimes against we the people!!!
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Tom Teepen
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21.07.2003 10:29 |
The Great Bush Train Wreck?
Reagan, whose combination of tax cuts and record military spending plowed the government deeply into debt. Now Bush has repeated this costly error to the delight of some conservative who want to eliminate many social programs and privatize others.
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danhshubin
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21.07.2003 08:44 |
FREE BOOK ON CHRISTIAN OBJECTION TO WAR AND MILITARY SERVICE
free book on Christian objection to war and military service
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anti-HLS
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20.07.2003 16:17 |
HLS Customer of the Week: Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceuticals
Last week <A HREF="  http://www.shacusa.net" TARGET="_blank">SHAC USA</A> sent the below letter to Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceuticals. We informed them that Ortho-McNeil had been leaked to activists as a recent customer/supplier of HLS and asked that, if they had since relinquished that position, they inform us by Friday, July 18th. This is the second letter Ortho-McNeil has received since May. They did not reply.
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Call for Regional Anti-G8 Protests
From June 8-10 of 2004, a G-8 summit will be held in Sea Island, Georgia, a remote, gated island of resorts and million-dollar houses with two military bases nearby. Maybe we should start thinking about changing our tactics to local or regional convergences?
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The Democrats are no less evil than Republicans. They simply hide behind smiling faces.
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House of Leaves
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20.07.2003 00:08 |
Read This Book!
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Nikos Valance
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19.07.2003 17:27 |
WHERE were the Democrats?
On Thursday, the House of Representatives—with seven Democrats absent, including presidential candidate Richard Gephardt—voted 213 to 210 to approve new regulations that would cut off a universe of Americans—anywhere from 1 million to 8 million—from guaranteed overtime pay. Under the new rules, backed by the Bush administration and campaigned for heavily by business lobbyists, those employees would still have to put in extra hours. They just wouldn't get any extra pay.
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Annetta I. Birlari
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19.07.2003 16:39 |
Why are White Supremacists flocking to "Libertarianism"?
"If George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, et al., were to claw their way out of their graves, the first thing they'd do is start another revolution." -- from a "White Nationalist"
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nethereye
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19.07.2003 11:54 |
Conservative writer dogs cyclists
This is an unbelievably stupid article written by a woman who thinks that cyclists should be flattened.
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GRINGO STARS
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18.07.2003 22:45 |
The Educational System Was Designed to Keep Us Uneducated and Docile
This was openly admitted by the men who created and implemented America's mandatory public schooling system.
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BY MARC SCHULTZ
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18.07.2003 19:14 |
Careful: The FB-eye may be watching Reading the wrong thing in public can get you in troub
Reading the wrong thing in public can get you in trouble
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Thom Mattely
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18.07.2003 19:03 |
Taxation Without Representation
More that four score and seven years ago, our forefathers were engaged in a great civil war.
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John W. Dean
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18.07.2003 13:31 |
Need for A Special Prosecutor To Investigate Bu$h WMD LIES
The African uranium matter is merely indicative of larger problems, and troubling questions of potential and widespread criminality when taking the nation to war. It appears that not only the Niger uranium hoax, but most everything else that Bush said about Saddam Hussein's weapons was false, fabricated, exaggerated, or phony.
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SOS 2003 Outreach
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18.07.2003 12:41 |
SOS2003: Aug 1-3 event against Bush push for new nukes
Senior officials in the Bush administration who have proposed the production of a new generation of nuclear weapons have scheduled a meeting to discuss plans for nuclear proliferation at US Strategic Command (STRATCOM) during the first week of August 2003. We are going to be there to say NO! Join us in Omaha!
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On Sunday, July 6, three Boulder residents discovered sophisticated Global Positioning System (GPS) devices attached to the bottom of their cars, apparently used by someone to track the whereabouts of their vehicles. The devices contained no immediate clues as to who planted them or who used them to collect information, leaving the residents with troubling questions: Who would be willing to spend the time and energy to track them? And are we all being watched far more carefully than we might want to imagine?
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Gov. Howard Dean, M.D.
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18.07.2003 10:28 |
PETITON: It's Time for the Truth!
"those in this administration must be held accountable for their failure to give us the truth before we went to war."
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LA Times
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18.07.2003 10:26 |
Bush Administration promises Perpetual War
"We're going to get better over time," promised Lawrence Di Rita, a special assistant to Rumsfeld. "We've always thought of post-hostilities as a phase" distinct from combat, he said. "The future of war is that these things are going to be much more of a continuum
"This is the future for the world we're in at the moment," he said. "We'll get better as we do it more often."
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Sophie Pontellier
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18.07.2003 10:03 |
I'm a liberal and I don't support this damn administration!
"if we can bear sensible compromise, we might look into the candidacy of Howard Dean"
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Mark Morford
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17.07.2003 19:51 |
Nothing Left To Lie About
With BushCo reaming the nation on just about every possible front, is implosion imminent?
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Fire in Benton Harbor
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Joel Warner and Pamela White
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17.07.2003 18:52 |
Boulder Activists Find Planted GPS Trackers On Their Cars
Ever get the sneaking suspicion you are being watched? Maybe you should look under your bumper. On Sunday, July 6, three Boulder residents discovered sophisticated Global Positioning System (GPS) devices attached to the bottom of their cars, apparently used by someone to track the whereabouts of their vehicles.
New York native Mike Nicosia came to Boulder two and a half years ago to study psychology at Naropa University. Since arriving here, Nicosia has started a new student group: the Student Organization for Animal Rights. Nicosia says the group's main focus is education about the benefits of a vegan lifestyle, not civil disobedience. Nicosia stresses he still has no association with ALF and no ties to members of the organization, with the exception of his roommate-Rod Coronado.
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Sheriff Mike Cook
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17.07.2003 17:23 |
A New American Civil War - West Vs. East?
Enviro types are using every un-Constitutional law they have shoved down our throat to stop this use of "government land" for grazing, logging and recreation. That's why I'm worried about civil war.
Sheriff Mike Cook (retired)
God Bless America.
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that charmed life Bush leads
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17.07.2003 16:48 |
Bush, Blair and Teddy Defend Iraq War
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair forcefully defended their decision to oust Saddam Hussein from power on Thursday, dismissing criticism that no weapons of mass destruction have yet been found.
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I wonder who would do such a thing. Could it be...the Fascist Bureau of Interrogation?
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nethereye
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17.07.2003 14:59 |
U.S Congress axes all bike projects
A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee on Friday approved a bill that would cut funding for transportation alternatives like bike paths in order to bolster highway construction spending.
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oakland tribune
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17.07.2003 13:12 |
Oakland to pay out $2 million in case of Earth First activists
OAKLAND -- The City Council agreed Tuesday to pay $2 million to settle the case of Earth First activists Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney.
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Kari Lydersen
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17.07.2003 11:06 |
The Walt Disney Everglades(R) & Georgia Pacific National ForestTM
Beth Burrows, executive director of the Edmonds Institute (a non-profit, public interest group) asks; "what's next? Privatizing plants? Animals? Human beings?"
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Justin Raimondo & Joseph Hines
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16.07.2003 23:11 |
Who deserves to be mourned in America? part II
Was the settlement of white colonists on Native-American land a just and beautiful cause? If so, what are we to make of the Israeli Zionists' attempted colonization of Palestine?
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This was openly admitted by the men who created and implemented America's mandatory public schooling system.
With BushCo reaming the nation on just about every possible front, is implosion imminent?
Ever get the sneaking suspicion you are being watched? Maybe you should look under your bumper. On Sunday, July 6, three Boulder residents discovered sophisticated Global Positioning System (GPS) devices attached to the bottom of their cars, apparently used by someone to track the whereabouts of their vehicles.
