Hi. The two articles provide different emphases, background
and analyses of this critical and most-deserving area.
Ed
***I just got notice of a special on the Iranian Election, today,
3-4pm on kpfk's Radio Intifada. The copy was too long to add
to this email, but looked interesting and informat
Hi. The lead article is a 1st-rate analysis of the disunion between
the U.S. and the rising rest of the hemisphere. But I'm writing
to point to Sunday's 25th anniversary of CISPES, the pioneer
stalwart of solidarity with Latin American liberation, and a preview
of 'Breaking Convention.' It's a
June 20, 2005
Anti-Empire Report
Some Things You Need to Know Before the World Ends
Counterpunch.com
By WILLIAM BLUM
The Pentagon awarded three contracts this past week, worth up to $300
million, to companies it hopes will inject more creativity into US
psychological operations efforts to impro
Hi. Apologies for two hefty articles, but they cut the current
crap inundated us on the Middle East and the rest of Africa.
Maybe contrast-with or substitute them for today's Opinion section,
and read them in sections.
Also, I just found out that the film 'Breaking Convention,' which I
wrote ab
Thanks to John Jones for the articles on Afghanistan and Iraq, and
Mark Valen, for the closing article and notice on Self Help Graphics.
Today's LA Times saved me an email by printing Michael Klare's
invaluable article on the vanishing mirage of Saudi oil. Check it out.
Ed
http://www.wrmea.com
The Most Cowardly War in History
By Arundhati Roy
World Tribunal on Iraq
Friday 24 June 2005
Opening Statement of Arundhati Roy on behalf of the jury of conscience of
the world tribunal of Iraq.
Istanbul, Turkey - This is the culminating session of the World Tribunal
on Iraq. It i
Hi.
On Monday, the Supreme Court took more giant steps toward control
of communication and information by the coporate state being formed
as rapidly as possible by Bush, his cohorts and sponsors. The article
below outlines well the attack on public tv, but now come decisions
favoring big cable tv
Hi. A number of people really liked Arundhatti Roy's speech at
the World Tribunal on Iraq and wanted to know more it. Here's
one-such which also gives that information. Then, Avnery.
Ed
Dear Ed Pearl,
Thank you so much for posting this. I wonder whether you could also post the
WE
Hi. Here's an elegant, powerful summation of the World Tribunal on
Iraq, just concluded. That it was almost totally ignored by U.S. media
speaks to their role as conspirators in this dreadful enterprise. Added,
appropriately, is notice of Arlington West's magnetic, 2-day memorial of
the results
www.truthout.org/docs_2005/062305X.shtml
t r u t h o u t | PerspectiveThursday 23 June 2005
The thing we don't talk about
By William Rivers Pitt
With the revelation of the secret Downing Street Minutes, which exposed the
fact that George Bush and Tony Blair had decided to invade Iraq in Ap
My Holiday Commemoration.
Ed
Let America Be America Again
Langston Hughes
http://www.poets.org/poems/poems.cfm?45442B7C000C07010E70
Let America be America again.
Let it be the dream it used to be.
Let it be the pioneer on the plain
Seeking a home where he himself is free.
(Americ
Hi, and thank you to the many who were touched, often deeply,
by yesterday's poetry/song. Would we could live within the
visions Langston Hughes and John Lennon provide, and such art.
Ed
July 4, 2005 latimes.com
Battered Women Betrayed
By Sarah M. Buel, Sarah Buel is a profe
Hi. Here are a couple of subjects and POV's which are regularly
heard almost exclusively on your Pacifica station, KPFK 90.7fm.
Not even NPR or PBS airs such discussion, let alone the others.
The Richards article is startling and important. If you cut thru the
academic language, it makes a lot o
Hi. I make a last minute, possibly annoying reminder of
KPFK's Town-Hall Listener Forum at LACC - Today,
Noon to 4:30 Strengthen our unique and critical voice.
Ed
The Independent
The reality of this barbaric bombing
Friday, 8th July 2005, by Robert Fisk
http://www.sel
Hi. The many dimensions of the London bombings will affect
the body politic for a long time and require serious and diverse
examination and projections. I'll continue this focus for a while.
Yesterday's Town Hall was powerful and bodes well for Pacifica.
Many people, totally diverse ethnically
"Three weeks ago, a classified CIA report revealed that the
Anglo-American invasion of Iraq had turned that country into a focal point
of terrorism. None of the intelligence agencies regarded Iraq as such a
flashpoint before the invasion, however tyrannical the regime. On the
contrary, in 200
Progreso Weekly - July 7, 2005
http://www.progresoweekly.com/index.php?progreso=Landau&otherweek=1120798800
Mission accomplished: Iraq is broken
By Saul Landau
It's hard to believe that supposedly intelligent people like Senators
Joseph Biden (DE), Hillary Clinton (NY) and John Kerry (MA) call
MR. ROVE AND THE ACCESS OF EVIL
Tell Us Your "Source," Judy
Not published in The New York Times
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
By Greg Palast
The only thing more evil, small-minded and treacherous than the Bush
Administration's jailing Judith Miller for a crime the Bush Administration
committed, is J
Hello. Last Friday, in introducing articles on the London Bombings,
I included the following: "There can be no defense of, or excuse for
such deadly violence directed at civilians. I mean this whole-
heartedly. And I strongly feel the same about the violence
directed by the U.S. against the peo
Hi. I'm in awe of Galloway's on--spot bluntness and depth,
though some may be put off by the bluntness. Here in the U.S.
we're really not used to it, probably since the cold war began.
(and likely in the vein of Dorothy Healy's early days.)
A couple of weeks ago he waylaid and stunned congress a
Hello. I intended to lead with Naomi Klein's important interview with
President Aristide, but didn't want you to miss the noble work of
the Christian Peacemaker Teams. Thanks to David McReynolds
for this just-received piece.
Ed
CPTnet
13 July 2005
IRAQ: Why "Shock and Awe" targeted shopping m
Hi. Eyes to the bottom and today's garden party to keep Dele free and
here. A very decent fellow and fine organizer who adds, in every way,
to our efforts in creating a better society and world. In Santa Monica.
Ed
The Guardian - July 11, 2005
http://www.guardian.co.uk/attackonlondon/comment/s
An Empty Apology
by BOB HERBERT
Published: July 18, 2005
NY Times
One of President Bush's surrogates went before the N.A.A.C.P. last week and
apologized for the Republican Party's reprehensible, decades-long Southern
strategy.
The surrogate, Ken Mehlman, is chairman of the Republican National
July 18, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/18/opinion/18greider.html?th=&emc=th&pagewanted=print
America's Truth Deficit
By WILLIAM GREIDER
Washington
DURING the cold war, as the Soviet economic system slowly unraveled, internal
reform was impossible because highly placed officials who recog
Many thanks to Deb Lagutaris for this - the first fact-sheet I've seen on
the nominee. We'll obviously be posting much more on him, but here's
the record. It provides a base by which to study the LA Times articles,
which I've just scanned. I'm sure other journals will be similar. Democracy
Now!
Hi. This is not an op-ed, but today's top editorial in the nation's leading
journal. Granted it's Democratic Party bias it nevertheless reflects a
growing mass opinion, as well as accuracy. Next steps have to be
under-girded by transforming that opinion into action - ergo, the vigils.
Ed
NY Ti
Big Labor's Big Fight
By Harold Meyerson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Unless someone pulls a last-minute rabbit out of an
eleventh-hour hat, the biennial convention of the
AFL-CIO, which begins on Monday in Chicago, will be
radically smaller than originally planned. As things
no
Hi. Here are two essays filling out the subject theme. The death penalty
is not specifically discussed, but the Guantanamo and other positions by
Roberts leave little doubt about his future Supreme Court decisions on
that issue. The 'Dead Wrong' exhibit becomes prophetic and highlighted.
The pe
Hi. I had a personal shock and awe in this morning's LA Times' obit of
John Herald, a dear friend and remarkable musician. He often played at
the Ash Grove and I presented him in concert after the club closed. He
had one of the finest male voices I've ever heard - on the lofty plane of
Sam Cook,
Hi. I've added a just-received NY Times interview with Dyson, one of
the straightest and to the point I've ever read - from a professor, yet.
I do believe you'll enjoy it, and thanks to Trey Baskett for sending it. It
replaces my wordy endorsement of the weekend-long So. Calif. Library
event, s
Hi. I'm sending this in recognition of its many insights and importance,
and with certainty that many who got Sunday's Times won't have read it.
Those who have might get something from another look and all should know
about the So. Calif Library event. I've divided it into 2, roughly equal
parts
Richard Crouter: Grief for British, but none for Iraqis?
(Richard Crouter is the John M. and Elizabeth W. Musser professor of
religion emeritus at Carleton College.)
Star Tribune July 24, 2005
NORTHFIELD, MINN. -- I've been stunned these last few days by the
juxtaposition of Ameri
Oil and Blood
NY Times
By BOB HERBERT
Published: July 28, 2005
It is now generally understood that the U.S.-led war in Iraq has become a
debacle. Nevertheless, Iraqis are supposed to have their constitution
ratified and a permanent government elected by the end of the year. It's a
logical escape
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The following analysis is from Bill Goodfellow, Executive Director of the
Center for International Policies,
Hello. Robert Fisk is a remarkable journalist, though that word
inadequately describes the breadth and depth of what he presents
here. Life is infinitely complex, as is death and the taking of it. I
won't futher distract from this poignant essay, except to say the
themes extend to the meditation
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Cogitation: They Just Never Meant Very Much To Us
I'm always (or often) reluctant to feel I really know what is happening in
Iraq. The only people who ever seem really sure of themselves are Bush
and Rumsfeld (and, when being interviewed on CNN, the Generals). And
they have thus far been consistently wrong from day one.
Buchanan is not speaking
Martyrs, Mantras and the Casualties of War
Morning Star (UK)
www.morningstaronline.co.uk
28th July 2005
submitted to Portside by the author
Jean Charles de Menezes. The name lived in relative
obscurity and will slip away, in similar terms, over
the coming weeks. It does, however, sum up the
f
Interview with Professor Richard Pape
Australian Broadcasting Corporation Broadcast: 20/07/2005
TV PROGRAM TRANSCRIPT
LOCATION: http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2005/s1418817.htm
Broadcast: 20/07/2005
US 'misread motivation' of suicide bombers
Reporter: Kerry O'Brien
KERRY O'B
Hi. Apologies for this rare 2nd mailing. I'll be focussing on The Bomb
for the next several days and this one is quite important, especially to
those who may not get the Times. There's almost nothing 'iffy' about
this essay. My subject title is on the mark, and I'd bet this one comes
from the
Hello. We begin a short series of essays around Hiroshima and
the use of nuclear weapons. I could not think of more visionary
and able essayists than Monbiot and Chomsky to explore the
scope of the phenomenon. On Sunday, just a slight shift to
complementary dimensions of Albert Einstein, all pa
Hello, and a special note which I hope doesn't detract from the
theme of this series. Yesterday, I tuned into the musical program
I recommended and heard, instead, a talk by the eminent nuclear
scientist Micheo Kaku. I was upset but stayed with Kaku until the
North African music program suddenly
Hi, again. As I write I'm listening to the tail end of this morning's
Democracy Now! and I do believe the best program I've ever heard
on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If this reaches you before 9am, don't
miss the replay. Amy Goodman and crew merit whatever radio
awards are given for this one.
Ed
- Original Message -
From: "Ed Pearl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ed Pearl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2005 8:07 AM
Subject: Hiroshima: Cover-up and Myths
Thanks to Karen Pomer for the top story. -Ed
http://tinyurl.com/7onby
Balti
Albert Einstein formulated the theories which laid the basis
for splitting the atom and the use of nuclear power. He also
personally urged President Roosevelt to develop the bomb,
fearing correctly that Hitler's Germany was doing just that.
He questioned and regretted that action for the rest o
This concludes the series on the bomb and related matters.
I'm opening with a critique of yesterday's mailing. I welcome
critical letters because it keeps me alert, honest and
improving, and it's evidence of people actually getting
something out of this. It may prompt a few now to go back
and re
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/08/politics/08crawford.html?hp&ex=112356&en=3c8a6e93ebba09be&ei=5059&partner=AOL
The New York Times
August 8, 2005
Of the Many Deaths in Iraq, One Mother's Loss Becomes a Problem for the
President
By RICHARD W. STEVENSON
CRAWFORD, Tex., Aug. 7 - President B
Bush and the Bomb
By Marjorie Cohn
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Wednesday 10 August 2005
The 1945 nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki resulted in the
deaths of more than 200,000 people, mostly civilians. Many tens of thousands
more have been afflicted with radiation-induce
From: Jeff Blankfort
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 1:33 AM
Subject: ZNet: The Real AIPAC Spy Ring Story--it Was All About Iran
I was expecting an Israeli attack on Iran before the US elections last
November and was surprised that it hadn't happened whic
Hi. I read these while listening to Amy Goodman interviewing
Cindy Sheehan and was moved enough by the combination to
justify this second mailing and suggesting passing them on. .
Thanks to Pokey Anderson and Karen Pomer.
Ed
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Marc Ash | My Chat with Will Pitt
By Marc Ash
t r u t h o u t | Interview
Tuesday 09 August 2005
With all that's on the radar screen at this point I decided to have a
chat with long time TO contributor William Rivers Pitt. We talked about
the state of the country, his new work w
Naomi Klein: Terror's Greatest Recruitment Tool
The Nation August 29, 2005 issue
Hussain Osman, one of the men alleged to have participated in London's
failed bombings on July 21, recently told Italian investigators that they
prepared for the attacks by watching "films on the war in I
Hi. I've never told anyone this, but God is on my email list, anticipated
my message and saved the day. I'm delighted the result is now public.
Ed
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ed Pearl
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 7:53 AM
Subject: Re: Cindy Shee
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From: CraigGingold
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 2:26 AM
Subject: [NewPacifica] Cindy Sheehan Facing Eviction / Crosses Knocked Down
Todd Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just received word that the Mclennan County Commisioners Court
h
Hi. I didn't want to overwhelm the important articles on women
and the corporate takeover of Iraq, so did not print out Pitt's
excellent overview of the Texas standoff. This now requires the
dread clicking of the mouse. Take the plunge.
Ed
FOCUS | William Rivers Pitt: Cindy's Victory
http://ww
Hi. I note the Gaza program Thu at 3pm will be speaking with
Palestinian analysts in the area as the evacuation is going on,
voices which will likely be excluded from other media. Amy
Goodman is doing likewise and you might tune-in to both shows.
And hundreds of vigils are going on tonight. At
Hi. For those not in LA, Culver City, site of last night's vigil success,
is
an oddly shaped city that might have been designed by Gerry Mander,
likely hired by MGM, it's most famous institution and whose finances
are underpinned by diligent enforcement of traffic violations. It was
one of many
Blood Runs Red, not Blue
New York Times,
August 18, 2005
By BOB HERBERT
You have to wonder whether reality ever comes knocking on George
W. Bush's door. If it did, would the president with the unsettling
demeanor of a boy king even bother to answer? Mr. Bush is the
commander in chief who launch
Hi. Here is that long-delayed, powerful analysis on Iran. I save
articles which deserve real attention for Saturdays. This one
provides a useful understanding and template to evaluate the
factors, twists and turns of a dynamic, critical story.
Ed
Tomgram: Michael Schwartz on Iranian Ironies
W
Hi. I thank those who read and wrote appreciation of yesterday's
mailing on Iran, including two Iranians. If you haven't erased it,
read it. I do believe the two essays below offer the same
realistic character and will prove to be an invaluable offering.
So save this if you're on the way out o
From:
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Sent: 8/20/2005 7:10:06 PM
Subject: St. Lake City
>From Downhold:
Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson called for "the biggest
demonstration this state has ever seen" to protest President Bush's
appearance Monday before a national veterans
The Swift Boating of Cindy Sheehan
Op-Ed
By FRANK RICH
NY Times: August 21, 2005
CINDY SHEEHAN couldn't have picked a more apt date to begin the vigil that
ambushed a president: Aug. 6 was the fourth anniversary of that fateful 2001
Crawford vacation day when George W. Bush responded to an intel
Hi. Here are two essays which the public is now ready to consider; the
media and recruitment. Much of the media will change as pressured by
public opinion, but the new players of massive potential are the families
and
kids targetted for recruitment. Surprisingly, the Op Ed in the now-anti-war
Cindy Sheehan has just returned to Crawford. Her blog address is
www.dailykos.com Log on for daily reports, now invigorated by her
presence. The following report was her last, from California.
Ed
Below is Cindy Sheehan's latest, a reply to people who have been emailing
her and telling her to
Hi. Sunday evening marks the return of "Folkscene" to its proper
home on KPFK. Roz and Howard Larman provided an amazing
roster of some of the best songwriting, singers and musicians
of the past 30 years, give or take. Musicians don't get up at dawn
and their Saturday, 8-10am slot missed actual
Hi. Details of the DC and LA Marches follow the interview.
Ed
[Leslie Cagan is national coordinator of United for
Peace and Justice, a coalition of more than 1,300 local
and national groups that have "joined together to oppose
our government's policy of permanent warfare and empire-
building."
http://mediachannel.org/blog/node/1014
Behind America's Facade
By John Pilger
New Statesman
The destruction caused by Katrina has enabled us to glimpse realities that
are usually carefully hidden away. And what we discover is that New Orleans
and Baghdad are not so far apart.
When I lived in
LA and DC march details follow these wonderful essays. -Ed
The Nation, September 19th, 2005
Theocracy Lite, by Katha Pollitt
So now we know what "noble cause" Cindy Sheehan's son died for in Iraq:
Sharia. It's a good thing W stands for women, or I'd be worried. The new
Constitution, drafte
From: Michael Schwartz
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:35 AM
050920 - New Orleans elite plans to practice 1950s style
Urban-renewal-equals-Negro-removal
Of all the horrible things coming out of New Orleans, the article below may
describe what will ultimately become the worst of all. It is,
Hi. Details of several California marches are at the bottom.
Ed
Markets, Climate And Katrina
By Joseph Stiglitz
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050919/markets_climate_and_katrina.php
TomPaine.com September 19, 2005
Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate in economics, is
professor of econom
Thanks to Karen Pomer for the top article
"Public approval of Bush's handling of Iraq tumbled eight points in just the
last week, to 32 per cent."
http://www3.cjad.com/content/cp_article.asp?id=/global_feeds/CanadianPress/WorldNews/w092173A.htm
The Canadian Press, 2005
Public pressure mounts f
In the Beginning, There Was Abramoff
By FRANK RICH
NY Times Op-Ed: October 2, 2005
"Terri Schiavo is not brain-dead; she talks and she laughs, and she
expresses happiness and discomfort. Terri Schiavo is not on life support."
- Tom DeLay, March 20, 2005
IF you believed Tom DeLay then, you no do
I very much agree with both Reich and Dowd on their basic
insights and analysis. Dowd seems to offend some with
her cutsie style but dig deeper - there's a lot there.
Ed
Bush Administration Paradox Explained
by Robert Reich
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0919-25.htm
The White House's st
Shana Tova
Rosh H'Shanah Statement
European Jews for a Just Peace
Jewish New Year 5766
It is both tragic and shameful that, on the Eve of Rosh H'Shanah, the
Jewish New Year, the beginning of the High Holidays, the period of
remembrance, spiritual self-examination, and repentance by Jewis
Miserable by Design
By PAUL KRUGMAN
NY Times Op-Ed: October 3, 2005
Federal aid to victims of Hurricane Katrina is already faltering on two
crucial fronts: health care and housing. Incompetence is part of the
problem, but deeper political issues also play a crucial role.
Start with health care
FAMILY DEMANDS THE TRUTH
New inquiry may expose events that led to Pat Tillman's death
- Robert Collier, SF Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, September 25, 2005
The battle between a grieving family and the U.S. military justice system is
on display in thousands of pages of documents strewn across
Louisiana Ecological Harm Called Unprecedented
By Beth Daley
Knight Ridder
Monday 03 October 2005
New Orleans - The environmental damage from hurricanes Katrina and Rita
is unparalleled in its scope and variety, scientists say, with massive oil
spills blanketing marshes, sediment smo
http://counterpunch.com/roberts10032005.html
Condoleezza the Gun Slinger
The Greatest Strategic Disaster in US History
By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
Capitol Hill Blue, the Washington DC publication that cultivates
relationships with White House staffers, reports (September 28) one White
House aide say
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From: Jackie Goldberg
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 4:18 PM
Subject: The "Special" Election
Hi everyone-There are only four weeks to go until the
so-called "special" election. And the big worry is
that only reactionary people will vote! I
Hi. Here are three pressing subjects with several views. The first
adds poignancy to my return yesterday, with our pilot progressively
changing the flight weather-forecast from 'calm until Burbank' to
'keep your seat belts on,' a hundred miles out of Oakland. I'm sure
each of you has a story a
Hi.
On October 1st I sent you a hugely favorable Washington Post
review of "Freshwater Road," Denise Nicholas' novel of 1964's
Freedom Summer and added some personal reflection about Denise.
I've attached notice of her book-signing in Los Angeles on Thursday.
Ed
The Nation (October 24, 2005 i
Hi. The Plame case will be producing headlines as its grand jury
term comes to a close, and will indict or not. The cast of characters
has become numerous enough to require a program - and here it is.
I won't vouch for every single statement herein, but it seems fairly
researched and sober, and
http://www.counterpunch.org/cockburn08182003.html
August 18, 2003
CounterPunch Diary
Judy Miller's War
By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
Lay all Judith Miller's New York Times stories end to end, from late 2001 to
June 2003 and you get a desolate picture of a reporter with an agenda, both
manipulating an
A note from Ed: Mark Vallen is an outstanding artist and a good friend
whose exhibit closes this Sunday. I intended sending you notice of his
closing party with readings by Luis Rodriguez but just noticed that the
event was last night. Sigh... Fortunately, I'd saved this notice of the
great film
News from Center for the Study of Political Graphics
August 27, 2004
Center for the Study of Political Graphics
a.. WAR as Reflected in Poetry, Film and Posters
b.. CSPGs 15th Anniversary October Surprise Pa
Hi. PacificaĆ¢s coverage has begun, as has the march to the
RNC. The crowds are so big they took off early. TUNE IN!
Ed
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Hi. Does anyone know if groups like PETA discuss or take up pollution
as animal torture? If you know anyone so involved, would you please
forward this to them? Their image is of richies driving SUV's. They have
movie faces, clout and money and should be involved. Rescuing on a
grand scale is
Globe and MailSeptember 9, 2004
The Likudization of the world
By Naomi Klein
Russian President Vladimir Putin is so fed up with being grilled over his
handling of the Beslan catastrophe that he lashed out at foreign journalists
on Monday. "Why don't you meet Osama bin Laden, invite him to Br
Here's some breaking news that's now being seriously investigated
by detainees and their legal reps. I wonder if the U.S. psyche is
still capable of being shocked.
Iam Legion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The now-famous Pier 57 in New York, used as the jail
facility for holding protestors arr
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The New York Times - Sept 9, 2004
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/09/opinion/09dowd.html
Cheney Spits Toads
by Maureen Dowd
WASHINGTON--George W. Bush and Dick Cheney have always used the
president's father as a reverse lodestar
I truly wish I had the equipment to send a picture of my own granddaughter
along with the Granny Voters article
I'll be going up in October to celebrate her 7th birthday, and totally
identify. Check it out and enjoy, if only vicariously.
Ed
NY Times, September 10, 2004
OP-ED COLUMNIS
Here's something to pass on to just about anyone.
Ed
A talk given by Charles Bowden, writer and
environmentalist, in Tucson at a John Kerry fundraiser
Sunday.
Sent in by Nancy Myers
"Here's a copy of a talk Chuck Bowden, environmentalist
and author, gave at a Kerry fundraisier in Tucson."
Sunda
Rumsfeld's dirty war on terror
The Guardian (UK) September 13, 2004
In an explosive extract from his new book, Seymour
Hersh reveals how, in a fateful decision that led to
the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison, the US defence
secretary gave the green light to a secret unit
authorised to torture terrori
Hi. There's a level of insight that John Pilger brings to his essays that's
almost unparalleled. I say almost because I have the same sense about
Cornel West. They're both philosophers and artists and strike me in
the same as Pete Seeger and a few of the other great artists I've known.
Willie D
Wasn't that a wonderful interview that Sonali and Cornel provided?! If you
missed it, check the kpfk website at www.kpfk.org then click on programs,
then Uprising - her program. It's not there yet, but should be, soon.
See you tomorrow.
Ed
http://www.calendarlive.com/books/reviews/cl-et-book3sep
>From the New York Times
September 16, 2004
OP-ED COLUMNIST
Pre-emptive Paranoia
By MAUREEN DOWD
ere's how bad off the Democrats are: They're cowering behind closed doors, whispering
that if it should ever turn out that Republicans are behind this, it would be so
exquisitely Machiavellia
Commentary on Iraq / the Impeachment of Bush / UN Actions Agisnt the US and Britain.
by David McReynolds
I intended, earlier this week, to write about the legality of the U.S. actions in
Iraq - but Kofi Annan, UN's Secretary General, pre-empted my own thinking with his
statement on Wednesday
Why History Is Relevant
Shouldn't we understand our enemies in order to combat them?
By Molly Ivins - Creators Syndicate
http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=17680
Sept.16 '04 - AUSTIN, Texas -- You open the paper and read
the news from Iraq these days, and all you can say is, "D
This is undoubtedly now happening throughout the Service, along with
the poverty draft and the pending bill to start a mandatory draft on June 15th.
Whoever gets elected, these issues become the cutting edge of the Iraq War
Resistance. I'll send you info on the draft bill. The lead article is prel
Here are 3 timely and short articles on issues of the day.
Also, kpfk went off the air at 10pm, but the engineers are on the
job and hopefully all will be well, shortly. I have to leave early
this morning so can't follow-up. Try tuning in at 9 for DN! -Ed
THE LYNCHING OF DAN RATHER
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