Bush rival joins Latham attack
By Peter Hartcher, in Washington and Cosima Marriner
June 14, 2004
The campaign of the Democratic candidate for the US presidency, John Kerry,
has for the first time rejected Mark Latham's plan to recall Australian
troops from Iraq by Christmas, leaving the Labor
(What gall it takes for these questions to be raised in the bourgeois
press and by bourgeois politicians.)
Nader Had Campaign Office at Charity
Situation Raises Ethical Questions
By James V. Grimaldi
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, June 13, 2004; Page A01
Since October, Ralph Nader has run
not confirm the report and was
investigating.
Lt. Col Ziyad al-Jbouri, deputy police chief of the city of Ramadi, said
between 42 and 45 people died in the attack, which took place about 2:45
a.m. in a remote desert area near the border with Syria and Jordan. He said
those killed included 15 children and 10
it could not confirm the report and was
investigating.
Lt. Col Ziyad al-Jbouri, deputy police chief of the city of Ramadi, said
between 42 and 45 people died in the attack, which took place about 2:45
a.m. in a remote desert area near the border with Syria and Jordan. He said
those killed included 15
* A Rebuttal to Senator Kerry's Statement on Venezuela
Monday, Mar 22, 2004
By: Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com
Senator Kerry's press statement was issued on March 19, 2004.
Italic text is Senator Kerry's statement. Plain text is Gregory
Wilpert's rebuttal.
_With the future of the
Honderich as an anti-Semite. Honderich did
not even know that this attack was being mounted and only found out
about it after the fact from Jim Farmelant, a Marxmail subscriber.
The Chronicle also made the dubious decision to hook up with Denis
Dutton's Arts and Letters website, a place that can best
Date:Sun, 28 Dec 2003 19:28:54 -0600
From:Nelson N. Lichtenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The national attack on labor studies
Colleagues:
As many of you already know, the Schwarzenegger Administration
has
eliminated funding for the UC Institute for Labor and Employment. The
ILE
. As it happens, the Dow turned
round in the last couple of hours and closed only 50
points down, with no very obvious developments in the
likelihood of a terrorist attack. No disrespect to the
guys at Reuters who write these comments, but it's a
bit of a joke; they have to write something to fill
Thanks for the comment. Even Scots can get a bit sexed up it seems in
their analysis.
In general, it is usually vain to try and find reasons
for anything happening in the stock market which are
located in the world outside the stock market.
I wouldn't agree with that, but I see what you mean.
Such is the worry of an attack [on Bush during his state visit to Britain]
that the stock markets in Wall Street and elsewhere fell sharply, with the
Dow Jones dropping 130 points at one stage and the FTSE 100 down 58.1 at
4338.9.
http://www.news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1272842003
US Comes Under Attack Twenty Times in 24 Hours
02.10.2003 [14:29]
Tue Sep 30, 2:19 PM ET
Blair defends Iraq war, US troops come under renewed attack
BOURNEMOUTH, England (AFP) - British Prime Minister Tony Blair defended
his decision to join the US-led war in Iraq and said their task now
in Israel Called the 'Children's Attack'
By JAMES BENNET
JERUSALEM, Aug. 20 The unfinished plywood board was about the right
size for the frame of a go-cart. Resting on it, the small shape bundled
in a black and white cloth jarringly reminded one mourner, Jeremy Gold,
of a little gift
A news story that may be a quirk or may be significant of the direction we
are going in.
BBC promotes British interests this morning by informing us that a British
company has developed an underwater sensor which can help protect harbours
from terrorist attack, and can even distinguish between
http://www.guardian.co.uk
UN tries to halt staff protest against attack
Chris McGreal in Jerusalem
Wednesday March 19 2003
The Guardian
Kofi Annan's office has barred UN staff from open opposition to the war in
Iraq.
Mr Annan's chief of staff, Syed Iqbal Riza, has written to the heads of all
UN
http://www.guardian.co.uk
UN tries to halt staff protest against attack
Chris McGreal in Jerusalem
Wednesday March 19 2003
The Guardian
Kofi Annan's office has barred UN staff from open opposition to the war in
Iraq.
Mr Annan's chief of staff, Syed Iqbal Riza, has written to the heads of all
UN
ration has threatened to attack Iraq. <F!
ONT face=Arial color=#00 size=2>This constitutes both a threat to world peace and to the very integrity of the UN as an institution dedicated to "the maintenance of international peace and security." Time is running short. This disastrous war must
I have head absolutely nothing about this in the mainstream media...
Cheers, Ken Hanly
ZNet | Iraq
Uniting For Peace
Russian Duma, Many Others, Call For Un uniting For Peace
by Jeremy Brecher; March 20, 2003
US LAUNCHES PREEMPTIVE ATTACK AGAINST UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
All over the world
the 90's represented a period of very high growth for the US. this was the result of the gulf war. another war with full control of oil will bring more riches for the US. war is very good for the US and the american bourgeoisie would be very stupid to forfiet such a golden opportunity-they need
Title: Stiglitz on Iraq attack
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/opinion/la-oe-stiglitz21feb21,1,514275.story
COMMENTARY
War Could Bomb Your Pocketbook
Expect skittish markets, higher deficits and slower growth.
By Joseph E. Stiglitz
Joseph E. Stiglitz is the 2001 Nobel laureate
not be willing to create.
The threat by the United States to resort to force against the Republic of
Iraq without the explicit authorization of the Security Council constitutes
therefore a threat to the peace, that is a breach of Article 2(4) of the
Charter. If the United States will attack Iraq
Full article at: http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101030127/nrummy4.html
Right after Labor Day in 2001, Rumsfeld declared "the Pentagon bureaucracy"
a mortal enemy of the U.S. The next day, the Pentagon was attacked by
terrorists.
Are they serious? How much Federal funding does Berkeley get from defense, energy and other war-related areas?
Nomi
January 14, 2003
Old Words on War Stirring a New Dispute at Berkeley
By DEAN E. MURPHY
New York Times
BERKELEY, Calif., Jan. 13 — In her own day, the Russian-born anarchist
Berkeley is in danger of loosing its funding for the weapons labs it runs.
On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 11:41:08AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are they serious? How much Federal funding does Berkeley get from defense,
energy and other war-related areas?
Nomi
--
Michael Perelman
Economics
Rowan Williams, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, has captured the morning
headlines in Britain on the BBC at least by upstaging the Queen's
Christmas television broadcast, with a trailer of a mere radio broadcast
to be given at 12:15 in the morning London time on Radio 4 on 26th
December.
Turkish Daily News
December 23, 2002
US and Britain plan seaborne Iraq attack
- Israel steps up preparations for possible US war against Iraq,
scheduling joint exercises with US forces and gas mask lessons
for schoolchildren
--
The United States and Britain were
United Press International
October 6, 2002
1.5 Million March Against Attack on Iraq
Anti-War Rallies Change Italy on Iraq?
by Eric J. Lyman
ROME -- More than 1.5 million Italians took to the streets of dozens of
cities Saturday afternoon and evening to protest possible U.S. military
action
the corridors of power
for a massive and peaceful Don't Attack Iraq/Freedom
for Palestine march and rally.
As I file this report at 4 p.m., less than half the
march, which commenced at 12:30 p.m., has arrived at the
Hyde Park Rally.
The action was the largest of its kind in the UK in 30
years
Title: intraestablishmentarian debate about Iraq Attack
from SLATE:
politics
Gore's War
Can Al Gore rouse the Democrats?
By Joe Klein
Posted Thursday, September 26, 2002, at 11:05 AM PT
The default position on Al Gore appears to be ridicule. He opens his mouth and is immediately assumed
The Lunacy Against the Palestinian People Must Stop!
Break Off Diplomatic Relations with Israel Now!
Statement of the Workers Communist Party of Denmark (APK), September
22, 2002
For how long more shall Israel be allowed to torture and humiliate the
Palestinian people? Under the
pretext of
Can you imagine if Saddam H. behaved in a similar fashion???
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
) and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, but officials
sought to dampen speculation they were readying military action
against Iraq.
The White House said the meeting would focus on reforming the
military's weapons, strategy and finances, and developing a
system to defend against a missile attack
Here is another article detailing some of the preparations in the Gulf area
for an attack. It seems that the forces will be ready to attack soon, but of
course that does not mean that it will necessarily happen soon. Perhaps
Bush will wait for better political weather conditions.
Cheers, Ken
- Original Message -
I don't recall this incident, but it suggests a US connection. Any
comments?
In Zim's main weekly, the Financial Gazette, I used to have a column, and
this is what I wrote on this story on 29 January 1993:
How Rhodesia poisoned SA
The South African Defense
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/02/opinion/02KRIS.html
The NY Times had an interesting editorial blasting the FBI for not
arresting the anthrax suspect, who the author seems to think is the guilty
party. In the course of the story, the author asks:
Have you examined whether Mr. Z has
- Original Message -
From: Michael Perelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/02/opinion/02KRIS.html
The NY Times had an interesting editorial blasting the FBI for
not
arresting the anthrax suspect, who the author seems to think is
the guilty
party. In the course
In the recent Lumumba movie, they bleeped out Frank Carlucci's name
when they were organizing the assassination.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/02/opinion/02KRIS.html
The NY Times had an interesting [op]editorial blasting the FBI for not
arresting the anthrax suspect, who the author seems to think is the guilty
party. In the course of the story, the author asks:
Have you examined whether Mr. Z has
Sorry about that,
Apparently, I dialed the wrong number. Does anyone know anything
about the signs of the Alzheimer disease?
Sabri
Yes, it begins by misdialing numbers.
At 10:21 a.m. 20/03/02 -0800, you wrote:
Sorry about that,
Apparently, I dialed the wrong number. Does anyone know anything
about the signs of the Alzheimer disease?
Sabri
Sorry about that,
Apparently, I dialed the wrong number. Does anyone know anything
about the signs of the Alzheimer disease?
Sabri
I forget.
Actually, my father had it. It's pretty simple: he forgot important things
that no-one would expect him to forget. One time when we were visiting
of the Central Intelligence Agency.
It has also had contacts with al-Qaeda, he told the Senate's
Armed
Services Committee.
The comments come as the US Vice-President, Dick Cheney, winds up
an
international tour aimed at building support for a possible
attack
against Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq
as the US Vice-President, Dick Cheney, winds up
an
international tour aimed at building support for a possible
attack
against Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, and as Iraqi officials
try to
shore up support in the region.
Mr Tenet did not present any new hard evidence of Iraqi collusion
with
al
At 19/03/02 21:41 Sabri wrote:
Mine writes:
am i wrong in assuming that Burford always finds a
tricky way to apologize imperialism?
This is not my reading of Chris, Mine. I have no doubts about
Chris' sincerity. He is as concerned as the rest of us, in my
opinion, of course. What we don't
Top Financial News
03/11 12:55
Crude Oil Rises as Concern of U.S. Attack on Iraq Increases
By Mark Shenk
New York, March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose 3 percent after
Iraq said it will bar United Nations arms inspectors, raising
concern that the U.S. might use military force against
. Is the Bush administration sure that Iraq is
unable to retaliate using bio-weapons etc. The most dangerous feature of the
present war on terrror is the overwhelming hubris of the US. I just hope
that Iraq is not resigned to the US attack and is preparing to show what the
cost might be. There seems
of U.S. Attack on Iraq Increases
By Mark Shenk
New York, March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose 3 percent after
Iraq said it will bar United Nations arms inspectors, raising
concern that the U.S. might use military force against the
Persian Gulf producer to force compliance with UN rules.
Iraq's
difficult: to topple an
economic
orthodoxy so powerful, it can withstand even its strongest advocates whipping and
kicking it from
the centre.
The question is: can it sustain an attack from the seams?
masquerading
as President of the Universe.
http://www.iht.com/articles/36633.htm
This spiteful attack is by a writer with an English name but who is
nevertheless described as a former representative of the European
Commission in Washington. He contributed this comment to the
International Herald
Who knows? But here is a report from Iran via the Nation: cheers, Ken Hanly
The US may launch an attack on Afghanistan on Thursday (today), Radio Tehran
learnt through a reliable Pakistani source on Wednesday.
Pakistan has handed over five military bases to the US for possible
retaliatory
At 07:34 AM 10/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
Who knows? But here is a report from Iran via the Nation: cheers, Ken Hanly
The US may launch an attack on Afghanistan on Thursday (today), Radio Tehran
learnt through a reliable Pakistani source on Wednesday.
Pakistan has handed over five military bases
it seems to me that it's quite likely that the Taliban has been wearing out
its welcome in Afghanistan, not just with women but also with many men.
Their initial popularity, as I understand it, arose because they brought
order, which most people value above chaos.
If so, a US attack might
calling for holy war in the event of a US
attack.
The outstanding ulamas of Afghanistan should come to Kabul to take a Sharia
decision about a possible US attack on the sacred and Islamic land of
Afghanistan, Omar said.
The proud nation of Afghanistan will then defend the Islamic country
How does one get on Michael Moore's mailing list?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
Join Mike's Militia (= mailing list) at
http://www.dogeatdogfilms.com/mikes.html.
Yoshie
There are ongoing talks even though it is still unclear whether bin Laden
was responsible.
http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/32524.htm
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Jim D. qualifies:
Even if these aspirations aren't always legitimate, the US and its
allies
need to learn to treat other countries and people with respect, i.e., to
realize that people who don't think in terms of the official
Pentagon/State
Department party line deserve to have aspirations.
defence
clause to support the United States, offering Washington automatic military
support on grounds that a strike on one alliance member was an attack on them
all.
Item: Koizumi's deputy press secretary Tsutomu Himeno tells us, In the
conversation, the Prime Minister is expected to express
Rob writes:
Item: From yesterday's Lehrer panelwank: If we're gonna do this right
...
aircraft, a naval presence, and ground troops ... we're not talking
surgical
strikes ... 10 000 bin Laden terrorists in 50 countries ... .
=
In my earlier missive I neglected to mention another aspect of
At 12:14 PM 09/13/2001 +0300, you wrote:
It seems that we have some way to go before the recognition of imperial
decline sinks in. Until then we're going to be subject to ever-more
frenetic efforts to impose the US power elite's sovereign will upon all
and sundry.
I am not convinced that
Jim
If you read what you just wrote I think you end up answering your
initial question. Winning a war in Afghanistan would be easy, true, but
it's the occupation that will sap the energy, as will the inevitable
police actions that must be taken as a direct consequence of any such
effort. Mark's
A war on Afganistan would be easy in the sense that the US/NATO military
powers could overwhelm theirs, but creating a stable government would be
difficult.
On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 07:37:07AM -0700, Jim Devine wrote:
At 12:14 PM 09/13/2001 +0300, you wrote:
It seems that we have some way to go
that they are _not_ willing to wage a war, but
instead use
the _legal_ means to bring to court the _individuals_ that are
responsible for
the attack. In other words, that this is not an endorsment of hawkish
hysteria.
Thanks, Manuel. Yes, I think it might well mean that. Now that Shrubya is
heralding
At 05:46 PM 9/13/01 +0300, you wrote:
Jim
If you read what you just wrote I think you end up answering your
initial question. Winning a war in Afghanistan would be easy, true, but
it's the occupation that will sap the energy, as will the inevitable
police actions that must be taken as a direct
Jim D. wrote:
The US industrial economy
may be in decline, but its military and financial might are undimmed.
The
US/NATO as a whole is still pretty strong. The transnationals are
running
the world economy. Etc.
=
I think the revisionist official explanation for the Asian crisis,
whose
How does one get on Michael Moore's mailing list?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
No, any war against Afghanistan would not be easy. The trouble is that
the entire region is unstable. India/Pakistan, China/India,
China/Russia, China/Tibet, and Pakistan/Afghanistan are just the well
known enmities. Eurasia is a scattering of former SSR's. Would they
welcome a US-led attack
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 23:33:23 +, Rob Schaap wrote:
Is it just me, or are we all about to embark on a murderous adventure
If the American economy does not bounce back within a few months, we
will probably begin to hear calls for war from the well-ensconced
American intelligentsia, purportedly
Michael Keaney wrote:
Jim
If you read what you just wrote
What post are you referring to?
Carrol
I disagree. IMHO, the attack was cowardly. They attacked defenseless
people. Only cowards do such things.
There is an assumption that the tactic of secrecy was necessary. This
softly implies that the attack itself was necessary. Not only would
that statement be wrong, it would be a hideous lie
I do not think that it serves any purpose to go on about whether someone
thinks that they were cowardly.
On Wed, Sep 12, 2001 at 09:34:27AM -0500, Andrew Hagen wrote:
I disagree. IMHO, the attack was cowardly. They attacked defenseless
people. Only cowards do such things
Andrew Hagen wrote,
I disagree. IMHO, the attack was cowardly. They attacked defenseless
people. Only cowards do such things.
Zombies. Only zombies do such things. They didn't attack defenseless people
per se; they attacked what were to them abstract symbols -- targets. Even
the people were
Andrew Hagen writes:
I disagree. IMHO, the attack was cowardly. They attacked defenseless
people. Only cowards do such things.
There is an assumption that the tactic of secrecy was necessary. This
softly implies that the attack itself was necessary. Not only would
that statement be wrong
what Shrubya was getting at with that 'they think their harbours
are safe' flourish?
Cheers,
Rob.
The twin towers ('freedom' and 'democracy')
Zombies. Only zombies do such things. They didn't attack defenseless
people per se; they attacked what were to them abstract symbols -- targets.
Even
Michael Keaney wrote:
Well, today, that is no longer the case, and one
hopes (however forlornly), in line with all the pointed professions of
*humility* that President George W. Bush made when coming into office,
that this will be one of the overriding lessons of yesterday's events:
the United
Just finished listening to an NPR interview with yet another Center for
Strategic Studies expert on terrorism, Michelle Flornoy (sic)
This will forcre us Americans to rethink civil liberties. All the worst
concerns about terrorism...now it has been proven to happen. We ill need
to think about
Is everybody okay? I think Doug lives in the NYC area. Does anyone else
live there?
This attack disgusts me and should disgust the entire left and
anti-globalization movement. This attack is cowardly, unjustified, and
totally evil. The perpetrators are criminals of the worst kind.
As for civil
How can the attack be cowardly? The attackers gave up their lives in most
instances. They were willing to die to achieve their goals. That is hardly
cowardly.
Are you saying that people willing to put their lives on the line for their
beliefs are cowards. Explain that please. Criminals usually
The attack is cowardly because the attackers must have had support from
some group or country. Yet, all concerned have kept their affiliations
secret. They have attacked civilians, who had no way of defending
themselves. For these reasons and others, they are cowards.
What personal gain did
Dresden and gassed Kurds is one of the greatest cowards of our time.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 3:04 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:16950] Re: Re: the attack
The attack is cowardly because
the Chipsters summary of
pre, mid and post-tribulationalist viewpoints to figure these folks out.
KJV is King James Bible, natch.
Michael Pugliese 4JC sez
, No King But Jesus!
Message: 6
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 07:15:24 -0700
From: Georgia Reams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: U.S. Iraq attack
On its web site, the article reporting on a supposed imminent US ground
attack on Iraq is dated Thursday, 30 August 2001. Today, Friday, the US
attacked an Iraqi radar station in Basra from the air. Iraq issued a
press release stating that the radar station was destroyed. No ground
forces were
coverage we'll
be getting from them as well. Check www.savepacifica.net for info on
protests against the Pacifica board law firm in NYC this week.
Dear NPR News,
The Pentagon press office will be delighted by your coverage on All Things
Considered this afternoon of the latest attack on Iraq
Lou,
We already do get lousy news coverage in LA. The KPFK news has
deteriorated badly over the past two years. It may be worse than
NPR. Though I did not listen to the KPFK coverage of the Iraq
bombing, when I grimace and can stand to listen to it, the KPFK
news sounds as though it relies
A conspiracy?
Michael wrote:
Absolutely. I tried to make an appeal about Pacifica to pen-l. It was
one of a few messages that our system kept bouncing back over the last 2
weeks.
Our network administrator is a good person, probably with absolutely no
interest in politics. The villain must lie somewhere deep in cyberspace.
On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 06:02:01PM -0600, Forstater, Mathew wrote:
A conspiracy?
Michael wrote:
Absolutely. I tried to make an appeal about
NPR = National Pentagon Radio
To: WILPF [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FW: NPR - The U.S. Attack
on Iraq
From: Ali Abunimah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: NPR--The U.S. attack on Iraq
February 16, 2001
Dear NPR News,
The Pentagon press office will be delighted by your coverage
Things
Considered this afternoon of the latest attack on Iraq.
Louis Proyect
Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org/
be getting from them as well. Check www.savepacifica.net for info on
protests against the Pacifica board law firm in NYC this week.
Dear NPR News,
The Pentagon press office will be delighted by your coverage on All Things
Considered this afternoon of the latest attack on Iraq.
Louis
Original Message
Subject: [BRC-ANN] The Right to Freedom of Assembly Under Attack
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 15:39:00 -0500
From: Lorenzo Ervin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY UNDER ATTACK:
The Chilling Use of disruption laws to stifle
Employer Has No Association With My Private/Protected
Opinion*
-Original Message-
From: Nathan Newman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 11:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L:10598] Countering bigoted rightwing attack on Free
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Folks,
People may of caught the nasty David Horowitz column in Salon attacking the
NAACP's lawsuits against the gun lobby
and career.
My liberal editors at Salon, who have known me since the 1960s, are writing
letters in my behalf to the editors of Time.
Please take time out today to write your own letter or e-mail expressing
your outrage over this unconscionable attack. Send it to Time managing
editor Walter I
Friends rally to repulse attack on Edward Said
Julian Borger in Washington
The Guardian, Monday August 23, 1999
The credibility of one of the best known torch-bearers for the Palestinian
cause, Professor Edward Said, came under fierce assault over the weekend
after he was accused
JUSTICE SEEKS WIDER ACCESS TO COMPUTER DATA
The Justice Department wants to broaden rules for allowing law
enforcement
officials to secretly enter suspects' homes or offices and disable
security
on PCs in advance of administering a wiretap or conducting a further
search.
An Aug. 4 memo says that
From Electronic Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk july 31, 1999
US planes attack Iraq for fifth day running
AMERICAN war planes bombed
anti-aircraft artillery sites
in Iraq's northern "no-fly&
CHINA LABOUR BULLETIN
P.O. Box 72465, Central Post Office, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Voice: (852) 2780-2187 Fax: (852) 2359-4324
PRESS RELEASE
July 2, 1999
2,000 Riot Police Attack Peaceful Demonstration in Anhui
Since June 28, Huainan city, Anhui Province has been the site of a
sit
Yoshie and Pen-l,
There will be a meeting to plan for a follow-up to the US/NATO assault on
Yugoslavia set for Tuesday, June 22 at 7 p.m. in the Peace Action office in
Sacramento, CA. For more info call (916) 448-7157.
Seth Sandronsky
Activists in Columbus, Ohio will continue our anti-NATO
Hi Katha:
Yoshie, you seem skeptical about the level of violence in Kosovo. you
seem to be saying the media is exaggerating it -- first to justify
intervention against Serbs, now to justify long-term presence to keep '
"barbarians" from killing each other. Is that really what you think? I
just
WSWS : News Analysis : Europe : The Balkan
Crisis
NATO escalates attack on Yugoslav
sovereignty
By Barry Grey
8 June 1999
Use this version
Yoshie wrote:
What do you think of the following article--both its content and the very
fact that the New York Times printed it? Doesn't it say something about
both the nature of Albanian 'nationalism' a la KLA _and_ how NATO is
planning to treat Albanians (that is, not as "innocent victims" of
NE: CRISIS IN THE BALKANS: THE REFUGEES;
Kosovar Attack on Gypsies Reveals Desire for Revenge
BYLINE: By DAVID ROHDE
DATELINE: STANKOVEC I REFUGEE CAMP, Macedonia, June 6
BODY:
For a moment, it seemed as if the mob of Albanian refugees would literally
tear the 7-year-old Gypsy boy apart, limb from limb, said
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