Hi. I think I should have sent out the slate earlier as I've now
gotten other emails on the subject and could really provide a
debating blog (if that's the proper term) on the subject. I may,
only may send out a note or two tomorrow morning, for your
consideration. I'm actually delighted, just
Hi. I'm moved by this thoughtful response, which is also reflective of
several others. Remember to vote.
Dear Ed,
Thank you for sending out responses. I am going to focus here on the
nonpartisan races:
Not only is Judge Janavs a conservative appointee of Gov. Deukmejian,
Judith Meyer is also a
Hi. A bare-bones description of Sunset Hall's Garden Party is
at the bottom of this email. My own brother is one of those
friends of Joe Hacker who couldn't open the attachment. It
had the details, including the contact info and the Wednesday
deadline for reserving, not buying, the tickets. Pa
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article13520.htm
"The United States is Terrified" - Noam Chomsky on Latin America's Move
Towards "Independence and Integration"
The U.S. in the past has had two fundamental mechanisms for controlling
Latin America: one is violence, the other is economic st
- Original Message -
From: Anthony Saidy
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2006 8:37 AM
Subject: The Morning After -from A Peace Candidate Who Lost
(Three ill-funded and vastly outspent peace candidates all lost to incumbent
L.A. -area Dem Members of Congress, Olmert followers, who voted for Bu
Number Of Iraqi Civilians Slaughtered In America's War? As Many As 250,000
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article11674.htm
Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In
Bush's War 2482
http://icasualties.org/oif/
The War in Iraq Costs
$286,652,094,995
See th
http://www.counterpunch.org/ June 5, 2006
Population Transfers, Land Theft and Bankrupt Ghettos
Palestine: It's All Over
By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
The first item I ever wrote about Palestinians was around 1973, when I was just
starting a press column for a New York weekly called the Village Voice.
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Blankfort
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 5:23 PM
Subject: [Left Turn Newsletter] A US Lieutenant Refuses Deployment to Iraq
OLSON: What do you make of the growing anti-war sentiment in the country?
WATADA: I don't see it manifest. Soldiers that come bac
http://select.nytimes.com/2006/06/09/opinion/09krugman.html?th&emc=th
The DeLay Principle
By PAUL KRUGMAN
NY Times Op-Ed: June 9, 2006
The federal estate tax had its origins in war. As America moved toward
involvement in World War I, Congress - facing a loss of tariff revenue, but
also believing
http://www.tomdispatch.com/index.mhtml?emx=x&pid=88568
A Guided Tour of Class in America
A Tomdispatch Interview with Barbara Ehrenreich
You turn into a middle-class, suburban housing project on the periphery of
Charlottesville, Virginia, and at a row of attached homes, you pull up in
front of th
Hi. I've sent you two emails at the same time only once or
twice before. I'd planned a powerful Barbara Ehrenreich
interview for the past week, but felt the need to temper the
news and analyses around Zarqawi with the sense of the
hood this blog exemplifies. Ehrenreich to follow.
Ed
ps. I've g
June 7, 2006
John Pilger's new book, Freedom Next Time (Bantam Press, 2006;
http://www.johnpilger.com/) has just been published. Containing
chapters on Diego Garcia, Palestine, India, South Africa and
Afghanistan, it is a devastating indictment of brutal state-
corporate power, and a heartening ac
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/8622b5ee-f68a-11da-b09f-779e2340,s01=1.html
Financial Times
June 8, 2006
The writer is a senior fellow on the Middle East at the
US's Council on Foreign Relations and a visiting
professor at the School of Oriental and African
Studies, University of London.
The issue i
Hi. Many of you have asked for more information about
Ehren Watada, how to help and where to donate money.
There's now an official website, noted at the end of this story.
Ed
Military Officer Gains National Support for Resisting Deployment
by Sarah Olson
truthout.org - Thursday 08 June 2006
http
So much death and destruction. It's time to do the little things,
the moral, personal things. Make the damned mayor do what
he should have done a long time ago. What a dehumanizing,
rotten country this has become.
-Ed
- Original Message -
From: Woody Hastings (@ Earthlink)
To: Frien
Hi. The front page of yesterday's LA Times had two articles
using the ploy of questioning the motives of the suicide victims
in Guantanamo and the guilt of the murderers in Haditha. The
agenda is damage control of the horror most Americans now feel
and getting us used to such atrocities, even spo
AT WORK: THE ART OF CALIFORNIA LABOR
EXHIBIT EXPLORES THE ARTISTS AND IMAGES OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT
LOS ANGELES - El Pueblo Historical Monument in collaboration with California
Exhibition Resources Alliance (CERA) will present AT WORK: THE ART OF
CALIFORNIA LABOR, from June 13 thro
Susan Nathan: The Other Side of Israel
A Review by Reilly Vinall, an intern at the Council for
the National Interest in Washington, D.C.
The Arab American News.com -- June 3, 2006:
Although much of the outside world's attention to the Israel/Palestine
conflict is focused on the occupation of
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/061506Z.shtml
House Republican War Crimes
By William Rivers Pitt
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Thursday 15 June 2006
There is going to be a debate today on the floor of the House of
Representatives regarding Iraq. Is it within the realm of possibi
Hi. Again, a first. As with today's feature, I rely on Truthout to
scour the internet and send me many such important items. It's a
small, very productive and deserving operation. I will never ask you
to support me, but please join me in supporting them with a small
donation. Their call follo
Dear Reader. I hope you're as concerned as I by the bravado and
calousness of the hawks in yesterday's hearings on the war. It's
essential to build a mighty force and focus on the war in this year's
elections. Here's a potentially powerful initiative by UFPJ, a national
coalition involving hundr
http://www.lacitybeat.com/article.php?id=3917&IssueNum=158
Los Angeles City Beat
June 15-21, 2006
Resisting Reform
A judge extends federal oversight over the LAPD for three more years, but
the department shows little willingness to change
~ By TOM HAYDEN ~
It looked as though the fix was in, th
AMY GOODMAN:
"Years from now, in Guantanamo or in a refugee relocation
"Enterprise Zone", your kids will ask you, "what did you do in
the class war, daddy?" We may have to admit that conquest and
occupation happened before we could fire off a shot. The trick of
class war is not to let the victims
The Peace Race
By Katrina vanden Heuvel
06/17/06 "The Nation" -- -- The peace majority is real.
A CBS poll finds that 80 percent of Democrats believe the United States
should have stayed out of Iraq, and more than 60 percent want US troops home
as soon as possible. A Washington Post/ABC poll fin
Hi. This essay isn't as visceral as reports of bloody atrocities or
starving children, but lays a basis for their occurrence. It takes
a bit of focus and time, as required in complex situations, but
provides a framework for understanding a lot of the everyday.
I'm not saying this is definitive, bu
http://select.nytimes.com/2006/06/19/opinion/19krugman.html?th&emc=th
Class War Politics
By PAUL KRUGMAN
NY Times Op-Ed: June 19, 2006
In case you haven't noticed, modern American politics is marked by vicious
partisanship, with the great bulk of the viciousness coming from the right.
It's clear
Ron Ridenour: Leadership
Posted by: "Ron Ridenour" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:10 am (PDT)
Leadership
By Ron Ridenour
[June 18, 2006. 20th in series]
After nearly half-a-century, why is Fidel Castro still the President of the
Council of State, in effect, the president an
Hi. I'm now off to help KPFK's fund drive. I've become quite busy over
the past year and had to resign the station board, but greatly value the
preservation of this unique, courageous and historic voice- warts and all.
If you call 818-985-5735 this morning, I may be the one you'll talk to.
Tho I
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Graduates face choice between love or 'selling out' June 21, 20
From: "christo90065" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 10:00 PM
Subject: Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition - Action Alert
The Mayor of Los Angeles, under the guidance of the Human Relations
Commission, is now conducting a public input process to find out what
people thin
http://www.climatecrisis.net/
Free Screening of
An Inconvenient Truth
Al Gore will be present ~
When: Saturday, June 24th at 8:00 PM
Where: California Plaza, 350 S. Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA
(you can take escalator at 4th and Olive right up to event)
CLCV invites you t
http://www.climatecrisis.net/
Free Screening of
An Inconvenient Truth
Al Gore will be present ~
When: Saturday, June 24th at 8:00 PM
Where: California Plaza, 350 S. Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA
(you can take escalator at 4th and Olive right up to event)
CLCV invites you to a
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0623-01.htm
Published on Friday, June 23, 2006 by the Independent / UK
An American Icon: Gore Vidal on Italy, Iraq - and Why He Hates
George Bush
by Peter Popham
The old fellow, incredibly, is as movie-star handsome as ever; even
the l
The New York Times - Dec 19, 2004
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/19/opinion/19dowd.html
A Not So Wonderful Life
By Maureen Dowd
Exterior bridge over Potomac River - Night
Close Shot - Rummy is standing by the railing, staring morosely
into the water. The snow is falling hard. Feeling a tap on
Hi. I need to make a correction and apologea of this morning's mailing.
I originally intended sending the article below as well as a Guardian report
of the mortar attack in Mozul. I scan the LA Times maybe 30 minutes
before I send my mailings, saw that story as the headline and realized I
I find this combination complementary and hopeful.
Thanks to Karem Pomer for article #2.
But first, try this fascinating, wondrous click-on .
Winter Solstice at Newgrange Mound Ireland --
http://www.knowth.com/winter-solstice.htm
The politics of the Christmas story
By James Carroll | Decem
http://outlookindia.com/full.asp?fodname=20041220&fname=fallujah&sid=1
Outlook India12/20/04
The End Of Warfare
Against the most heavily armed opponent in the history of War, Fallujah has
still not let itself be "taken" to date. The mightiest military machine in
history has met its match.
Today, 12/24 at 5 PM, KPFK 90.7 fm, do not miss:
Marlon Brando: A Revolution Unto Himself
A 60 minute special on the late illustrious actor which will focus on
both his fabled career, his political causes--Black Panthers, American Indian
Movement, King--and how they influe
My best wishes to all. Thanks to Carol S for Joyeuz Noel, and thanks to Ken
and paxorganica for the chance to put wishes into practice. -Ed
>From : www.paxorganica.com
To : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject : Contact Form Submission
Comments: Dear Friend, A well-respected and popular professor at the
- Original Message -
From: "Ed Pearl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ed Pearl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 2:18 PM
Subject: The Baby & the Cross, A Grieving Mother
The season and the election intensify interest in the lea
Today's LA Times notes the death of Susan Sontag on A-1 plus another
article from a close friend in Calendar. And please read Steve Lopez'
column, p1, B-2 for a reliable article on disaster relief for sunami
victims.
And, of course, the most comprehensive view of both will undoubtably be
on Demo
Hi. I truly wish there were a big protest rally at the White House or
Congress demanding a far more serious response than $20 mill.
(Bush said $20 BILLION and had to be corrected) and many other
direct provisions. That hasn't happened so here's what we can do.
I'll pass on other initiatives.
Ed
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
The Baltimore Sun - Dec 28, 2004
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bal-op.intel28dec28,1,2558446.story?coll=bal-oped-headlines
[Wayne S. Smith, a senior fellow at the Center for International Policy,
served with the S
Here's a sampling of readers comments, including the appropriate graphic,
attached. I see the latest victim tally has gone beyond 120,000 people,
with many more likely to be counted and many others not. Dimensions
of this tragedy are many and vast, anguishing and frustrating. For sure,
we cann
riginal Message -
From: "Sunil Sharma/Dissident Voice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ed Pearl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 3:49 PM
Subject: Re: Disaster in Context
Thanks Ed, I also posted a few articles about the disaster on Dissident Voice.
My
Hi, and a better year to all. I had no intention of sending anything, just in
to check emails and right at the top were these two wry pieces which many
will appreciate. Provides relief and helps digestion. Today's LA Times lead
editorial (not Steve Lopez, below) shares the sentiment. This,
- Original Message -
From: Gila Svirsky
To: Coalition of Women for Peace
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2005 11:22 PM
Subject: There IS a partnerit!
Friends,
Israelis have gotten used to saying, âThereâs no partnerâ, referring to
the perceived unwillingness of Palestinian leaders to
Hi. Yesterday's afternoon mailing touched the nerve I'd hoped for and I've
gotten several responses. Here's one from an old friend whose click-on advice
I've followed and saved for reading. Then, Paul Krugman and David McReynolds
-ep
Ed,
Thank you so much for sending out the Stanton/Go
Grannie, Look What They're DoingBut first, some good information:
Ed - did you hear Flashpoints today? There is a woman from UCB, who is
Acehnese, Sylvia - didn't get last name - who Dennis has had on several times.
In today's program she mentioned another international grass roots organizatio
Shirley Chisholm's Legacy
by John Nichols
The Online Beat - thenation.com
01/03/2005 @ 8:21pm
http://www.thenation.com/thebeat/index.mhtml?bid=1&pid=2098
Thirty-three years ago this month, a member of the U.S.
House from Brooklyn challenged her party and her
country to think more boldly than it
Dear EmailNation Subscriber,
Yesterday, a dozen high-ranking retired military officers took the rare step of
signing a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee expressing "deep concern"
over the nomination of White House counsel Alberto R. Gonzales as attorney
general.
They understand, as
SAVE THE DATE - KING WEEK 2005 - January 7-17, 2005Hi. Please consider this an
extra and special afternoon mailing. I just opened it and knew many would be
interested
My planned mailing on Alberto Gonzales will follow shortly.
Also, I'll send information on the MLK Day Parade when it's availa
Hi. Here are some pertinent notices and two sentient articles.
Ed
Senator Boxer is taking calls and looking for numbers
to support her stand for democracy today against the
certification of the (fraudulent) electors.
Call (or fax):
Washington, D.C. (202) 224-3553
San Francisco, CA(415
Hi. Because the calendar item is on-air today at 3pm, I place it's notice
at
the beginning of this email. Sounds very interesting, especially since
close
friends have just returned from Europe with reports and analysis of the
issue.
It may sound like a stretch, but the subjects of this mailing
- Original Message -
From: Haithem El-Zabri
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 5:38 AM
Subject: Palestinian Elections - Charting the Palestinian Future
Note: Special coverage of the elections provided at www.alaqsaintifada.org.
Palestinian Elections - Charting the Palestinian Future
Hi. Sadly, I concur with the following analysis. I listened to much of the
Ohio hearings via KPFA (not kpfk!) internet, and they were exactly that -
Ohio confined. The first things out of almost every Democrat's mouth were
that nobody was contesting Bush's election and they were talking only
a
The Other Tsunami
By John Pilger
The New Statesman
10 January 2005 Issue
While the sea may have killed tens of thousands, western policies kill millions
every year. Yet even amid disaster, a new politics of community and morality is
emerging.
The west's crusaders, the Un
Hi. Not everyone getting this will know the characters, period and struggles
discussed herein. David sketches them well and as historical context for
understanding our current dilemma and hopefully, a spark for struggle, or
at least appreciation. I've previously written of David's own long, r
Hi. Please do consider both Calendar items listed after the article.
Also, the Pacifica National Board will be in LA this Friday thru Sunday,
all are welcome and housing/transportation help is needed. I'll send
a full description of the weekend tomorrow.
Aceh: An Interview with Allan Nairn
Al
Hi. Whover is praying to the rain gods, please stop!
First, some good news to open the week's emails. Then, even
though Naomi Klein's topic is serious, she always carries a light
touch, as in 'a little drop of sugar makes the medicine go down.'
Surely, kids, you remember. (Mary Poppins,
Good morning. Yesterday's Democracy Now! reminded us that in the 1980's
the U.S. denied creating death squads in Central America who, in turn, had
copied activities in Vietnam which assassinated tens, if not hundreds of
thousands of people. Those targetted in both areas were primarily not
Hi. Nowadays, I hesitate sending you yet another essay on the horrors of
Iraq, but simply couldn't resist this profound, historical view by Robert
Fisk.
I truly hope it informs and educates. The benefit is noted not because the
money it can garner will seriously dent the the enormous need of fu
Here's my James Foreman story. In 1963 Pete Seeger brought SNCC's
Freedom Singers to the Ash Grove in their first trip out of the struggle. He
knew they were the perfect vehicle to engage the burgeoning mobs of 60's
folkmusic revivalist/political-comers in the north and they needed political
and
Out of the thousands of domestic radio and tv stations, Pacifica is the sole
network to carry serious coverage and discussions of subjects like what's in
today's article. Imperfect as it is, it's what we got and in the hands of
us
who choose to participate in the constant struggle of this dynami
Hi. I wish I could attribute the priorities and accomplishments of the
three
news items to our own country, the richest, most technically advanced
and potentially remedial entity in history, instead of the opposite.
All of which make the achievement of beleaguered, impverished Cuba
all the more
Hi. I no longer know how to describe the proud, deliberate ignorance of the
the world's newest bully and predator. Let's just work to survive it, him
and
them, hoping that overreaching and a unifying humankind bring them down.
The beginnings are present in these written reports on Iraq, and the
Here's an early afternoon mailing. We're taking delegates to Leimert Park,
et al, this afternoon, then back for the 6pm official opening on the PNB.
See ya, -Ed
http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2004/12/21/americas-war-with-itself-/
Guardian 21 December 2004
America's war with itself
Bush
Fear and voting in Baghdad
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
http://tinyurl.com/3putz
Fear and voting in Baghdad
Friday, January 14, 2005
By ROBERT FISK
BRITISH COLUMNIST
Journalism yields a world of clichés but here, for once, the first cliché
that comes to mind is true. Baghdad is a city of fear. Fe
Good morning. Here's the Sunday sermon of my generation - maybe yours.
But whether you read it with a heart full of remembrance, a look into the
thinking-in-process of great person or just for concepts to guide in our own
time of turmoil, you will be startled, then amazed at the breadth and dept
Today's essays contemporize and commemorate the real Dr. King
>From Joe Maizlish: James Lawson said in a talk Wednesday morning that
this is the "inconvenient" King, not the one in whose name parades with
JROTC contingents are being held! (But if a parade has such a contingent,
and I believe th
Another from the woman in Baghdad. Let's hope she survives Bush's "free
election".
David
Subject: Baghdad's girl blogger
Baghdad Burning http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/
... I'll meet you 'round the bend my friend, where hearts can heal and souls
can mend...
- posted by river @
THE COMING WARS by SEYMOUR M. HERSH
What the Pentagon can now do in secret.
The New Yorker - Issue of 2005-01-24 and 31
Posted 2005-01-17
http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?050124fa_fact
George W. Bush's reelection was not his only victory
last fall. The President and his national-securi
Hi. Continuing sharing my storehouse of interesting miscellania.
If you somehow missed it, there's a counter-inaugrural Thursday
6-8pm at the Westside Federal Bldg., at Veteran & Wilshire.
-Ed
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
sent by mart
Radio Netherlands - J
Hi. I'll be away for a few days after tomorrow morning's mailing. Until
then I'll send you little packets of interesting articles like these.
Ed
Live from the Presidential Inauguration and the
Counter-Inaugural Protests in Washington DC and Around the Country
Pacifica Radio's "The Fight for D
Hi. Here are several short-ish items that make a dent in my 'important to
send' file and I can leave. See you next Tuesday.
Ed
Live from the Presidential Inauguration and the
Counter-Inaugural Protests in Washington DC and Around the Country
Pacifica Radio's "The Fight for Democracy"
Thu
This Election Will Change the World. But Not in the Way the Americans
Imagined
By Robert Fisk
The Independent U.K.
Saturday 29 January 2005
Shias are about to inherit Iraq, but the election tomorrow that will bring
them to power is creating deep fears among the Arab kings
Here are two prescient statements about the future. About the game
at the bottom, I reconsidered saying 'for your amusement,' and now just
promise serious occupation.
Ed
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[We can all see it coming, but not our elected representat
Hi. Here are a few interesting and important campaigns and events deserving
of your attention. I signed the CPD statement this morning, intend listening to
Air America on Thursday and attending one of the two excellent events that
night.
Iraq will likely be mystified for a bit before all Iraqi
Hi. Today, Jan 31 starting at 1 p.m there will be a live broadcast from
Iraq with a team of journalists assembled by Dennis Bernstein including
Robert Fisk. I got this from KPFA, but it may well be on KPFK. It will
offer discussion and insight not otherwise available on the airwaves; a
unique
Hi. Today indeed begins Black History Month and I've saved the article on
Jack Johnson for the occasion. Just before writing this intro I checked my
emails and opened the one right below, sent from a Pacifica discussion list.
It poses important questions which should be considered by our networ
Low level of Sunni participation tarnishes success of
large poll turnout
By Robert Fisk
http://207.44.245.159/article7919.htm
01/31/05 "The Star" -- Baghdad - Even as the explosions
thundered over Baghdad, they came in their hundreds,
and then in their thousands. Entire families, crippled
old
Hi. Here's an essay particularly appropriate not only for Black History Month
but
without question relevent to the election in Iraq. The betrayal goes beyond
race
when it comes to keeping power.
Ed
"This racial bend in vote spoilage is not unique to Ohio. A U.S. Civil
Rights Commission i
Los Angeles Times 2/02/05
Op Ed, by Arianna Huffungton
Quick, before the conventional wisdom hardens, it needs to be said: The Iraqi
election was not the second coming of the Constitutional Convention.
The media have made it sound as if last Sunday was 1776, the fall of the Berlin
Wall, Pragu
Ted Allen, author of 'The Invention of the White Race,'
dies at 85
[Ted Allen was an important teacher in my life. I
learned things from him that I never learned anywhere
else, and that changed the way I looked at history and
society fundamentally. Our only solace is that he was
able to accompli
Hi. Eyes on the Prize really is as described below. The first thing I'd do is
click-on to (more about the film) to get a sense of what it is and whether it's
important enough to see or get involved in showing it to others. I apologize
for not sending it out on February 1st.
I'm redirecting
Associated Press February 4, 2005
Ossie Davis found dead in Miami hotel room
New York - Ossie Davis, the actor distinguished for roles dealing with
racial injustice on stage, screen and in real life, has died, an aide said
Friday. He was 87.
Davis, the husband and partner of actress Ruby Dee,
Malcolm X's Eulogy
Eulogy delivered by Ossie Davis at the funeral of Malcolm X
Faith Temple Church Of God
February 27,1965
"Here - at this final hour, in this quiet place - Harlem has come to bid
farewell to one of its brightest hopes - extinguished now, and gone from us
forever. For Harlem is
GUSH SHALOM - pob 3322, Tel-Aviv 61033 www.gush-shalom.org/
[Uri Avnery this week - on the practice of discrimination and the need to
abolish the JNF ]
Dunam after dunam
by Uri Avnery
For Hebrew http://www.geoci
Globe and MailFebruary 5, 2005
Fidel's master stroke
An oil-for-aid deal that really works
As the UN struggled with the fallout from its tainted Iraqi venture this
week, Eliecer Hernandez and 15,000 other Cuban doctors were busy
improving the health of Venezuela's poor and in return sendin
Daily Kos blog:
Who Was the Iraqi Woman in the Balcony?
Thu Feb 3rd, 2005 at 09:43:01 PST
(From the diaries -- kos. This cursory investigation
demands a deeper look into Ms. Sofia Taleb Al Souhail.
Held up as a shining example of why we've spent $200
billion and wasted 1,500 lives and counting,
Hi. Cutting back to one message per day is harder than I thought.
I have to think everybody has much of the information I might have sent
and is interested in essays which assume the same thing, and that
people will do something about it all. I have three such, including this
one.
But UPJ does
Hi, and sorry for this early wake-up. I'm on the early shift (the double
Amy,
I calls it) - at the KPFK fund drive. Give us a call, we'll all feel
better. I've
sent you several outstanding articles from Israeli historian Ilan Pappe, now
threatened by expulsion from Haifa U for preparing to tea
Hi. Yesterday's letter from Ilan Pappe was sent to me the day before from a
quite reliable source, but turns out to have been written in 2002. Pappe's note
is below. The general thrust of the mailing remains, though, for us and for
him.
The articles below extend the theme. They read better
Hi. This is one to be saved, not only for its historical prescience as another
pernicious masquerade unravels, but for the lesson that nothing good for
humanity there will happen until the Israeli occupation is ended.
Thanks to KPFK putting out a calendar that reflects my own sensibilities a
From: Jan Rainwater
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 6:29 PM
Subject: Krugman and Reich on Money Matters (and some clues for the hapless
Democrats)
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/11/opinion/11krugman.html?th=&pagewanted=print&position=
Bush's Class-War Budget
By PAUL KRUGMAN
t may s
Hi. Here are a couple of articles which merit serious thought, the first from
the regular 'tidbit' or reader-response email of Portside. If you want to join
in
this important discussion, email your ideas to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The other article is actually a news-flash from a Professor in Uta
Hi. I personally support the perspectives of both articles and have been
aghast at the spate of support of such a dreadful statement and then
Churchill's dissembling. But this says it better and from a better source.
I doubt there's much disagreement about Dresden but it is a hidden
atrocity an
Hi. There are an amazing number of engaging events happening over the long
holiday weekend.
I've had to choose the ones I might attend, no offense intended by omission.
Editor's necessity.
Ed
.
* See the Real Costs of the Iraq War
Please take a moment to watch a moving, short film
about th
www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=7263
ZNet | Iraq
An election that sharpened Iraq's fault lines
by Dilip Hiro; TomDispatch; February 17, 2005
An apt headline, summarizing the results of the elections to Iraq's
275-representative-strong National Assembly on January 30,
Many thanks are due to the compilers of this invaluable reference list.
It offers an outline for understanding event after event of US involvement
in
the area as well as the feelings and actions of the people affected.
Their contacting information is at the bottom.
Ed
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