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05/12/08

Permalink 02:51:22 am, Categories: Voices, 2584 words    

Bugliosi: George W. Bush Should be Tried for Mass Murder

Len Hart

It has been my position for yeas that George W. Bush should be prosecuted for various capital crimes, not the least of which are the deaths following from his wars of naked aggression in Afghanistan and Iraq. [See: US Codes, Title 18, Section 2441] I have urged that a Federal Grand jury bring indictments against George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Condo Rice, Don Rumsfeld and numerous other co-conspirators, accomplices and accessories-after-the fact.

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05/11/08

Permalink 02:00:00 pm, Categories: Voices, 1397 words    

Lying, Murdering Scoundrels and the People who Believe Them

Les Visible


"A Time to Speak" © Catherine Meier

Smoking Mirrors

Before I go on to whatever it is that I say today and… I usually don’t know what that’s going to be, I want all of you to read this fine article from one of the better and more courageous writers going, Israel Shamir and then I want you to read this article on Ted Olsen.

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Permalink 01:51:40 pm, Categories: Voices, 517 words    

George Bush and the 1000 Year Reich

T Stokes

Britain and America were told W.W.II was a war against totalitarianism, Hitler’s idea for a united Europe, which was called in documents, the E.E.C Meant Britain went to war to prevent it, yet recently, Britain went begging to enter this very E.E.C. so what was the war really about?

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Permalink 03:05:31 am, Categories: Voices, 5671 words    

Sustainable Development And The Vulnerable

Arun Shrivastava

Written by: Arun Shrivastava CMC Edited by: Sepp Haselberger Isha vasyam idam sarvamam, Yat kinch jagatyam jagat! Teyn tyakten bhunjithah, Magridhah kasya sweed dhanam!! (First verse, Isha Vasyam Upanishad) The cosmos is the abode of God; consume but with sacrifice!

1. Who is vulnerable?

Nature gave us good life. It gave us food, fibre, fodder, fuel, clean air, fresh water and seeds. Corporations defiled these basic survival goods; global pollution will make them scarce.

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05/10/08

Permalink 03:42:20 am, Categories: Voices, 3061 words    

12 Stepping Our Way to Armageddon

Carolyn Baker

"The end of everything we call life is close at hand and cannot be evaded." - H.G. Wells, 1946

I recently received an email from a reader, frustrated with my insistence on holding a vision of what is possible alongside the dismal, inevitable current realities of civilization's collapse. Admonishing me to bear in mind America's Oprah and NASCAR world view and therefore abdicate any sense of optimism I might have, this reader accused me of suggesting that we should 12 Step our way through Armageddon. Rather than being offended, however, I was overcome with gratitude for this reader's image, frustrated with me as he may be, because in spite of the regular "wordsmithing" that I do as a writer, I always feel a sense of relief and validation when someone else gives words that I may not yet have for what I've been thinking, feeling, or doing.

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Permalink 01:54:38 am, Categories: Voices, 2645 words    

Lebanon on the Brink Blindsided Hezbollah mulls its response

Franklin Lamb, Outside Beirut's closed Airport


"Beirut's airport remains closed by anti-Government demonstrators"

"The question is no longer why, for the answer has become clear. However, what is the secret behind the timing of this? What is being prepared for the future stage and which coincides with US President George Bush's tour of the region? Has internal dialogue gone without return, and if it takes place, then what is its agenda? What will Hezbollah and the opposition do to face the new challenges?"

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05/09/08

Permalink 06:46:35 am, Categories: Voices, 471 words    

Obliterate

Xymphora


Martin Kozlowsk © Wall Street Journal

Xymphora

Obama built up his insurmountable lead over Clinton because he was the only candidate for the No More Wars For The Jews Party. Clinton had been able to build a tiny bit of momentum after Pennsylvania. Why then did she court disaster by reminding the voters of North Carolina and Indiana that she was the candidate for the More Wars For The Jews Party by raising the issue of the obliteration of Iran? Suddenly, Americans were reminded of why Obama built up his big lead.

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Permalink 04:23:39 am, Categories: Voices, 2625 words    

American Car-bombs Are Not Terrorism

Peter Chamberlin

The US terror war is a plan of organized deception that is focused more upon the American people and our democratic allies than it is upon any enemy nation. The cycle of attacks and retribution is part of a psy-ops campaign of fear that is meant to frighten the people into complying with government demands. Everywhere, the American message is the same: "Join us in our crimes against humanity, or perish in our glorious shock and awe."

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Permalink 03:25:42 am, Categories: Voices, 2155 words    

US Media's Left Wing 'Agenda' and the Public's Knowledge of Climate Science

Don Beck

You've heard it many times.

--The 'left wing' U.S. media is 'scare-mongering and alarmist' about climate change. They are frightening the people of the U.S. about the affects of global warming without having enough facts and research to back up their statements. --

The statements from researchers 'on the ground' ARE very alarming, no one can dispute that. Here are a few of the past year or so from separate, independent, long-term scientific studies. [Links to the report that these statements are ripped from are provided below.]

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Permalink 02:42:10 am, Categories: Voices, 544 words    

60 years of dispossession

Nakba 60


Nakba 60 / Uruknet

This year Israel celebrates its 60th birthday. Yet for Palestinians and for people of conscience this is not an occasion to celebrate.

The establishment of the State of Israel involved the destruction of over 530 Palestinian towns and villages and the expulsion of about two-thirds of the indigenous Palestinian Arab population from their homes and lands to pave the way for the establishment of a Jewish State, with a Jewish majority. Contrary to Israeli claims that they declared statehood in response to an Arab war against them, in actual fact, Zionist leaders launched a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the largely defenseless Palestinian population in April of 1948.

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Permalink 02:15:00 am, Categories: Voices, 1204 words    

Signs of Rapprochement

Khaled Amayreh, West Bank

Leaders within Fatah are waking up to the dangers of the present course charted by Abbas.

With the US and Israel telling Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas that keeping away from Hamas is a sine qua non for the continuation of the "peace process," many in Fatah are now realising that Israel and its US guardian-ally are only utilising Palestinian national disunity to further weaken the Palestinian negotiating position.

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Permalink 01:43:09 am, Categories: Voices, 3210 words    

Anatomy of a Conditionally Unresolved Conflict

Gilad Atzmon

According to Hegel, attaining ’self-consciousness’ is a process that necessarily involves the other. How am I to become conscious of myself in general? It is simply through desire or anger, for example. Unlike animals that overcome biological needs by destroying another organic entity, human desire is a desire for recognition.

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Permalink 01:33:03 am, Categories: Voices, 1420 words    

Arrest of Israeli Spy Meant to Prevent Release of Pollard

Mark Glenn


Jonathan Pollard

In late April, Ben Ami Kadish, an engineer working at the U.S. Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center at the Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, New Jersey was arrested by the FBI on charges he spied for Israel. According to the charges brought against him by the US Justice Department, Kadish (an American citizen who also fought in the Jewish Haganah in the early days of Israel’s beginnings) passed along top secret information to the Jewish state at approximately the same time Jonathan Pollard acted as a spy back in the 1980’s. In addition, Kadish’s handler is said to be Yosef Yagur, the same scientific attaché at the Israeli consulate in New York who handled Pollard.

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05/08/08

Permalink 01:32:11 pm, Categories: Voices, 1170 words    

The loathsome smearing of Israel`s critics

Johann Hari


Carlos © Latuff

The Independent / ISRAELeNEWS

In the US and Britain, there is a campaign to smear anybody who tries to describe the plight of the Palestinian people. It is an attempt to intimidate and silence – and to a large degree, it works. There is nobody these self-appointed spokesmen for Israel will not attack as anti-Jewish: liberal Jews, rabbis, even Holocaust survivors.

My own case isn't especially important, but it illustrates how the wider process of intimidation works. I have worked undercover at both the Finsbury Park mosque and among neo-Nazi Holocaust deniers to expose the Jew-hatred there; when I went on the Islam Channel to challenge the anti-Semitism of Islamists, I received a rash of death threats calling me "a Jew-lover", "a Zionist-homo pig" and more. Ah, but wait. I have also reported from Gaza and the West Bank.

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Permalink 11:52:35 am, Categories: Voices, 817 words    

PALESTINE THINK TANK

Haitham Sabbah

It's a pleasure for The People's Voice to introduce the "New Blog on the Block". Congratulations & the best of luck! (Eds.)

Palestine Think Tank

Haitham Sabbah, Mary Rizzo and Gilad Atzmon are very pleased to announce their new site. Palestine Think Tank. It is a site containing news, analysis, art and more to further the cause of justice for Palestinians. It concentrates on many aspects of the resistance, but also focuses on the issues affecting the entire Middle East. Please visit us at www.palestinethinktank.com, share this news with those who might be interested, and if you have a blog or site, consider linking to us. We also have a forum for those interested in interactive communication.

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Permalink 06:22:29 am, Categories: Voices, 499 words    

OPEN LETTER TO THE EDITORS AND WRITERS OF THE ALTERNATIVE MEDIA

Peter Chamberlin


Desert Peace

Les Blough,

Google can’t really be hurt by any imaginable economic protest to their new censorship tactics, but they (the Zionists) really hate it when they are made to look bad. Whenever Zionists manipulate events and people around them, they seem to be as worried about appearances as they are about results. The inner businessman’s concern for image is always at war with the fascist bastard’s desire to kill the opposition.

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Permalink 05:41:22 am, Categories: Voices, 1107 words    

Shaping More Powerful Arguments For Palestine

Anne Selden Annab


General view of Nablus (Matson collection: before 1920)

Palstine Chonicle

Following the lead of many others, in "Sinkable Israel," Ayman El-Amir writing for Al-Ahram(1) compared the plight of the Palestinians to that of the Native Americans... Sinkable Israel, would sink much faster if Arab writers realized that they undermine their own arguments by trying to equate the devastation of early Native American communities to modern Israel's barbarically modern and intentional ethnic cleansing of historic Palestine.

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Permalink 04:53:56 am, Categories: Voices, 757 words    

A Picture Worth A Thousand Words

Helen Thomas


WGAL.com

Newspaper Criticized For Publishing Photo

Some readers resented The Washington Post for publishing an Associated Press photograph of a critically wounded Iraqi child being lifted from the rubble of his home in Baghdad’s Sadr City “after a U.S. airstrike.” Two-year-old Ali Hussein later died in a hospital. As the saying goes, the picture was worth a thousand words because it showed the true horrors of this war.

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Permalink 04:23:39 am, Categories: Voices, 1192 words    

The lying old man

Khalid Amayreh


Comment by Khalid Amayreh

Does Shimon Peres carry the genes of a pathological liar?

The question may sound facetious to many, but Peres’s apparent inability to distinguish between truth and falsehood makes the question quite valid. At 84, Peres continues to dish out a daily staple of lies, including obscene lies.

This week, the “hero” of the Qana-1 massacre, told foreign correspondents based in Israel that “Hamas was standing in the way of Palestinian statehood.” Well, this is, of course, a blatant lie, to say the least, because every honest person under the sun, Jew or gentile, knows well that the main obstacle impeding the realization of peace in the Middle East has been the intensive colonization of Palestinian land and unending expansion of Jewish settlements on occupied territories that belong to another people.

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Permalink 04:09:31 am, Categories: Voices, 806 words    

Whistle Blown on Israel's Attempted Assassination of Nasrallah

Wayne Madsen


Roch-the-Truth / Portland Indy Media / Wayne Madsen Report

I certainly would have had a hard time putting all these things together if I was solely informed by the AmeriKan MSM. I wouldn't even know of the case, and I wouldn't be aware of all the BIZARRE connections. Thank you, bloggers!

"Was the scheduled April 25th assassination of Hassan Nasrallah supposed to start off the wars against Syria and Iran?"

"This report does have a certain amount of truth. Around that time and since, their have been a steady stream of agitprop strories coming out about how those nasty Iranians are needing a good whupping to teach them not to interfere with American Imperialism.

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Permalink 02:22:03 am, Categories: Voices, 730 words    

Adding insult to injury: Bush says starving India eats too much

Kavita Krishnan


The mood among the protesters contrasted sharply with many positive reports in the
Indian media. (BBC)

LINKS

The global policeman Bush, in the time-honoured traditions of the backyard bully, has long harboured the habit of dictating to nations who their friends and enemies should be. Now, he has taken to telling nations how much they should eat, and of wagging a disapproving finger at poor nations whose middle class has made some improvements in its diet.

Karl Marx, born on 5 May, 1818, nearly two centuries ago, had in 1867 laid bare the ``intimate connection between the pangs of hunger of the most industrious layers of the working class, and the extravagant consumption, coarse or refined, of the rich, for which capitalist accumulation is the basis'' (Capital Vol. 1, Ch. 25). In May 2008, nearly a century and a half later, as we hear Emperor Bush hold forth on global hunger, we are reminded that capitalism and global wealth remains just as intimately wedded to hunger.

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Permalink 01:54:18 am, Categories: Voices, 2044 words    

Bush to Nasrallah: An Offer Hezbollah Cannot Refuse? Part V: Hezbollah's part of the bargain

Franklin Lamb, Dahiyeh


"966 civilian locations where Israel dropped US cluster
bombs covering an area of 39 million square meters"

"Nobody can impose terms on us, or commit us to anything we do not believe in. Let me be clear: Israel won't get through politics what it didn't get through war, even if the UN resolu­tion gave this to Israel. What they couldn't do through war, they want to do by peaceful means? It doesn't work like that." —Hezbollah deputy secretary-general Naim Qassem, Al-Manar television, 15 August 2006

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05/07/08

Permalink 04:00:50 pm, Categories: Voices, 750 words    

GOOGLE REPLIES TO URUKNET ~~ WITH LIES

Steve Amsel


Desert Peace

Just hours ago Uruknet’s Administrator received the following response from Google….regarding being taken off their News links.

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Permalink 05:36:57 am, Categories: Voices, 790 words    

A human rights crime in Gaza

President Jimmy Carter


(Illustration:) “Will You Sing Me A Lullaby?”

Daily News Egypt

The world is witnessing a terrible human rights crime in Gaza, where a million and a half human beings are being imprisoned with almost no access to the outside world by sea, air, or land. An entire population is being brutally punished.

This gross mistreatment of the Palestinians in Gaza was escalated dramatically by Israel, with United States backing, after political candidates representing Hamas won a majority of seats in the Palestinian Authority parliament in 2006. The election was unanimously judged to be honest and fair by all international observers.

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Permalink 05:09:55 am, Categories: Voices, 1371 words    

The 9/11 Psychopathic Merry, merry Month of May

Les Visible


Smoking Mirrors

Softly… softly… stepping carefully among the possibilities of critical hours; I have been thinking about the bombing of the Madrid Train Station on 3/11. I have been thinking about the bombing of the London Tube on 7/7 and the Mac daddy wack on 9/11 and I ask myself; what about May? You have a 3 and a 7 and a 9 but you have no five. I guess it’s foolish to wonder about things like this but that’s how the mind works sometimes.

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Permalink 04:40:36 am, Categories: Voices, 2082 words    

Twilight of American Empire

Len Hart

The fall of the American empire resembles that of Rome in several areas but primarily --military and economic. The economies of the US and Rome ultimately depended on conquest. To this end, the US was sold to the Military/Industrial complex for whom 'conquest' is both an addictive drug and a life's blood. By the time the Roman Empire was sold at auction to one Didius Julianus, Rome's currency had already collapsed, as the dollar is likewise endangered. The smart money had already dumped sestercius for Greek Drachmas and the sale of the empire was concluded in Greek currency --not Roman.

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Permalink 03:27:44 am, Categories: Voices, 4848 words    

The Hidden Hand And Their Quest For World Domination

Fahim A. Knight


Keeping It Real

The entire world changed on September 11, 2001 with the bombing of the World Trade Center in New York City, but the world had started to change in 1989, with the collapse of the former Soviet Union. The media and social engineers those who work to manipulate and influence the thinking of the people had done a skillful job of “dumbing-” down America; moreover, quite naturally the trends of a changing world would go unnoticed by the masses of the people, in particular inside the United States and the world over in general; in reality, the world had started to change long before the bombing of the World Trade Center and Pentagon. However, the masses of people have always been made confused, deceived and disorientated in their ability to determine fact from fiction by a small minority for the purpose of global and international exploitation. (Reference: “None Dare Call it Conspiracy” by Gary Allen and Larry Abraham).

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Permalink 03:22:25 am, Categories: Voices, 1213 words    

Beyond Media Revolutions: Is Arab Media Truly Free?

Ramzy Baroud

On February 12, 2008, Arab League information ministers issued a communique outlining 'tough' guidelines for Arab satellite channels. The new guidelines specifically prohibited the broadcasting of negative reporting of heads of state, religious or national figures.

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Permalink 02:21:51 am, Categories: Voices, 1718 words    

No illegal drugs, no ruling elite

Andrew Winkler


ZioPedia

My dear daughter,

It’s your 18th birthday today, and you have probably worked out by now that not everything you were told by your parents, teachers, media and government is actually true. In fact, anything you know about our world, politics, society, history and I mean anything, is most likely a lie.

This is a world of hoaxes. Democracy, drug prohibition, war on terror, feminism, social welfare, globalisation, even man made global warming, it’s all a hoax.

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Permalink 02:19:13 am, Categories: Voices, 765 words    

A shocking fact

Najwa Sheikh


Enlarge photo

In a moment I believed that all my attempts to compensate my children the scary and unsecured life they have to live in Gaza succeeded, buying them the toys they liked, taking them to places that not many children in the camp can visit, letting them use the computer, were some of the things that I used in an attempt to let them forget even for awhile that they are living in GAZA.

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Permalink 01:52:19 am, Categories: Voices, 541 words    

Ashamed to be American

Mickey Z.


Online Journal

I was reading Five Years of My Life: An Innocent Man in Guantanamo, by Murat Kurnaz, when I came across a passage about Kurnaz being subjected to gruesome electric shock torture at the hands of America’s brave volunteer warriors. After passing out and being tossed back in his cell to sleep it off, Kurnaz was soon awakened by harrowing screams.

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Permalink 01:38:38 am, Categories: Voices, 641 words    

Too quiet in Gaza's harbor

Mohammed Omer


Dark clouds above Gaza. (Mohammed Omer/IPS)

Uruknet / Electronic Intifada / IPS

It's been strangely quiet for some time at the port in Gaza. No clanging of hooks, no sounds of creaking cranes or of thumping of nets upon decks. Boat engines, normally puttering and spewing exhaust, lie entombed under covers.

Of the 40,000 fishermen and others who make a living from the catch, only about 700 are still busy, according to the Fishing Syndicate in Gaza. The boats need oil, and Israel will not let the fishermen have it.

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Permalink 12:21:05 am, Categories: Voices, 1596 words    

A Crude Game: Paying For Our Own Destruction

John Hoefle

The use of petroleum as a weapon by the British Empire has been a key feature of the oil business since its beginning. The original oil fields, in Pennsylvania and Texas in the United States, and in Russia, were taken over by British-allied interests, whose initial interest in oil was as fuel for a new and more powerful navy, in preparation for World War I. As the world industrialized, oil became even more important, and the control of oil assumed even greater importance for the British.

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05/06/08

Permalink 03:34:56 pm, Categories: Voices, 771 words    

A strangled people

Sami Abdel-Shafi


Image ‘Copyleft’ by Carlos Latuff

The Guardian

It is a strange feeling: after working as a productive professional in Gaza for five years, I have become a black market junkie. I make several phone calls a day hunting for fuel for my car, diesel for the electricity generator waiting on standby to power the house, even cigarettes and vitamins. The only way to get hold of these things, to buy life-saving medicines, to purchase the essentials for a life of basic dignity, is through the black market, if at all. Today all Gaza suffers severe water shortages, with the fuel needed to pump and transport water (as well as sewage) dangerously scarce. The few cars seen on Gaza's mostly empty streets today almost invariably run on used cooking oil due to the lack of diesel.

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Permalink 09:03:26 am, Categories: Voices, 593 words    

A matter of life and death

Xymphora

Xymphora

Reflections on the 'suicide' of Deborah Jeane Palfrey

It is heartening that no reputable commentator on this matter, or even most of the disreputable writers in the mainstream press, accepts this as a real suicide.

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Permalink 08:52:15 am, Categories: Voices, 1370 words    

The USS Cole bombing against the backdrop of Israeli "Black Propaganda" Operations

Michael Gillespie


USS Cole

Media Monitors

[This was written in December 2000]

Many in the Arab and Muslim communities in the United States are inclined to suppose that Israel may be responsible for the terror-bombing of the USS Cole in the Yemen port city of Aden on October 13. Although few Americans would suspect Israel, a trusted U.S. ally, of such a dastardly act, they may well be wrong while better informed and more experienced Arab and Muslim observers may be correct.

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Permalink 07:37:57 am, Categories: Voices, 3074 words    

The Winds of the Right Over Europe

Gaither Stewart

From Tom Paine's Corner

I feel sick.
She says I’m sick in the head.
Actually I’m sick in the heart, sick in my viscera. My head reels, I feel chronic vertigo.
She says it’s only paranoia.
I tell her the old Polish joke popular during the military regime. He constantly felt spied on, tailed everywhere, his phone tapped, his mail read. His friends said he was nuts. His wife sent him to an analyst. As it turned out, his friends, his wife, his analyst were right: it was only the secret police.

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Permalink 06:47:50 am, Categories: Voices, 600 words    

People. People Who Don’t Need People

Walter Brasch

From a pool of about seven billion, those hard-working geniuses at People magazine have managed to find the hundred most beautiful people in the whole wide world. And—get ready for the surprise—almost every one of those beautiful people are rich American celebrities.

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Permalink 05:28:36 am, Categories: Voices, 796 words    

The Goldwater Girl and Other Changelings

Mary Pitt

In this life there is one immutable truth. It is that there will be change, whether or not we may approve or desire that change. At this time, there is no place where this is more true than in the battle for the presidency of the United States. The people whom we thought we knew now appear to us as something different than we ever expected from their past performances.

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Permalink 04:05:46 am, Categories: Voices, 973 words    

A Republican for Barack

Ted Lang

Let me begin as I had in a previous effort back in January 2006 entitled, “A Republican for Gore.” It was that piece, reflecting upon Al Gore’s excellent assessment of the criminal Bush administration’s destruction of our Constitution and our political system that had back then so impressed me. My apologies for this needed redundancy:

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Permalink 12:00:01 am, Categories: Voices, 3003 words    

Sixty Years of Palestinian Displacement, Occupation and Suffering

Stephen Lendman


Deir Yassin massacre

On May 14, Israelis will commemorate the 60th anniversary of their "War of Independence" and founding of the Jewish State. It also marks 60 years of Palestinian Nakba suffering. The web site alnakba.org recounts the history:

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05/05/08

Permalink 03:31:47 pm, Categories: Voices, 1536 words    

US presidential candidates neck-and-neck for job of Israel stooge-in-chief

Stuart Littlewood


Redress

Stuart Littlewood shows how the three main candidates in the US presidential race “are singing off the same hymn-sheet and running neck-and-neck for the job of stooge-in-chief” of the racist, Jews-only state of Israel.

I don’t know about you, but Hillary Rodham Clinton scares the pants off me.

"I want the Iranians to know that, if I am president, we will attack Iran,” she ranted when asked what she’d do if Iran launched a nuclear attack on Israel. Not only that, she’ll "totally obliterate them" – 70 million people.

Jeepers! What kind of lunatic would drag us all into World War III to defend a lawless, racist regime like Israel?

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Permalink 06:59:16 am, Categories: Voices, 1445 words    

Jesus Love Me even if I am a Fat Pig

Les Visible


Reflections in a Petri Dish

In the New Testament there is a quote that says “Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:” …while thinking about this, it seems to me it once said something about entering at the narrow gate and the fact that there were few who found it but that could well be my projection or something said by someone else that was taken from it.

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Permalink 03:49:12 am, Categories: Voices, 1279 words    

Why those who orchestrated 911 must be brought to trial: Italy and Japan question 911 while our children are indoctrinated

chycho

War on Free Thought and Dissent Reaches Our Children

On 11 September 2001, the world changed. Not because the attacks on the United States were unique, since there have been many documented cases of false flag operations throughout history. The world changed because we forfeited the freedom of generations to come to obtain a delusional sense of security from madmen.

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Permalink 03:26:31 am, Categories: Voices, 788 words    

The attack on Jimmy Carter

Bill Fletcher, Jr.


Photo: Time.com

Electronic Intifada

Former US President James (Jimmy) Carter has the ability to appear almost out of thin air, landing in the midst of some of the most complex international crises. He has done it again, this time in going to meet with the Palestinian resistance group, Hamas. For reaching out to this significant section of the Palestinian movement, he is being demonized by both the Bush administration and the administration of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.

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Permalink 02:43:55 am, Categories: Voices, 4964 words    

General Petraeus: Zionism’s Military Poodle: From Surge to Purge to Dirge

James Petras


Global Research

When President Bush appointed General David Petraeus Commander (head) of the Multinational Forces in Iraq, his appointment was hailed by the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post as a brilliant decision: A general of impeccable academic and battlefield credentials and a warrior and counter-insurgency (terrorist) intellectual. The media and the President, the Republicans and Democrats in the Senate and Congress, described his appointment as ‘America’s last best hope for salvation in Iraq’. Senator Hilary Clinton joined the chorus of pro-war politicians in praise and support of Petraeus’ ‘professionalism and war record’ in Northern Iraq. In contrast, Admiral William Fallon, his predecessor and former commander, had called Petraeus’ briefings ‘a piece of brown-nosing chicken shit’.

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Permalink 02:25:51 am, Categories: Voices, 984 words    

Abbas’s moment of truth

Khalid Amayreh

Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas feels quite depressed these days, having been unceremoniously told by President Bush that the US administration won’t pressure Israel to halt Jewish settlement expansion nor commit itself to a total Israeli withdrawal from the Palestinian territories occupied in 1967.

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Permalink 02:01:00 am, Categories: Voices, 3397 words    

The first time I was called a self-hating Jew

Mike Marqusee


Mike Marqusee, author of If I Am Not For Myself: a Journey of an
Anti-Zionist Jew. Photograph: Felix Clay

Uruknet / The Guardian

It was America in the 1960s, and his parents were civil rights activists who encouraged their children to speak their minds. Until, aged 14, Mike Marqusee criticised Israel. In this extract from his new book, he recalls his father's fury.

The first person to call me a self-hating Jew was my father. It was in the autumn of 1967. Dad was 39, a successful businessman who was also, along with my mother, active in the US civil rights and anti-war movements. I was the oldest of his five children and had already, at age 14, intoxicated by the ideals of justice and equality, begun my career as a footsoldier of the left. It was not only the first time I had been called a self-hating Jew, it was the first time the phrase, the idea, entered my consciousness, and it was a shock.