It's hard to say exactly why this crap was released when it was released,
but it seems to amount to the same sort of bait and switch we got with the
so-called 'Abu Graib' 'revelations'--let's entertain people with S&M porn to
distract them from our real war atrocities.
It could be that some in the
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> Japan, the only country that has ever been attacked with
> atomic bombs -- first on August 6, 1945 in Hiroshima, and
> three days later in Nagasaki -- has pushed for the abolition
> of the weapons of mass destruction ever since.
>
Which is why the governments of Japan have knowingly allowed/a
Kiss This War Goodbye
By FRANK RICH
July 31, 2010
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/01/opinion/01rich.html
IT was on a Sunday morning, June 13, 1971, that The
Times published its first installment of the Pentagon
Papers. Few readers may have been more excited than a
circle of aspiring undergraduat
Too Big Not To Organize
An international coalition of unions, led by SEIU,
tries to unionize capitalism's core: the banks.
By Mike Elk July 29, 2010
In These Times
This article is permanently archived at:
http://www.inthesetimes.com/main/article/6273/
BOSTON--Through the blare of screeching
Monopoly Media Manipulation
http://www.michaelparenti.org/MonopolyMedia.html
May 2001
In a capitalist “democracy” like the United States, the corporate news
media faithfully reflect the dominant class ideology bot
ts.
Snyder, 51, is a soft-spoken, almost shy Battle Creek native who calls
himself "one tough nerd." He sailed through the University of Michigan
with three degrees, found work as an accountant, ran Gateway computers
and then became a successful venture capitalist.
>From The Detroit Ne
US to Attend Hiroshima Memorial for First Time
By Shingo Ito
August 3, 2010, Agence France-Presse via common Dreams
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2010/08/03
HIROSHIMA, Japan - Sixty-five years after a mushroom cloud
rose over Hiroshima, the United States will for the first
time send an e
