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Usa militar side from the report to cnn Vietnam /jhoan Irak ....report for Dennis and Jimmy .... |
by Jhoan lucia.(na)
Jhoan (nospam) news.com (unverified) |
22 Mar 2005
Modified: 03:44:35 AM |
The peace commentary trought same happening
The work troug the 1968 and today about the Usa defence
The importat Busch action and decision and a real not faileed side for all Unates militars and they Innocens trought CNN / adventure for LIfe |
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The Face of Protest is A Changin' |
by Jeffrey Feldman
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21 Mar 2005
Modified: 11:36:56 PM |
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The critical issue to emerge from this weekend is not medical ethics, but the failure of the US anti-War movement to focus public attention on the fear, death and suffering caused by President Bush's foreign policy. There are two reasons for this failure: control of the media by political forces that support the Evangelical agenda, and refusal of the US progressive movement to move beyond the protest style of the 1960s anti-war movement. As a result, the new face of protest in America has shifted from anti-war to religious militancy. |
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LOCAL Announcement :: Organizing |
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Two Minutes of Silence for Dr. King |
by Tony Naro
nationaldaysofreflection (nospam) yahoo.com (unverified) |
21 Mar 2005
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April 4th, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Monday, April 4th, 2005 will mark the 37th anniversary of this tragic day. It is however, widely acknowledged throughout the world that Dr. King was our drum major for peace and justice.
Exactly one year before his assassination, Dr. King spoke at the Riverside church, in Harlem, New York. While his speech, Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break the Silence, speaks specifically about the violent and inhumane devastation that the US military unleashed on Vietnam – his words have a familiar echo to the crisis in the world today, particularly in Iraq. |
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News :: Politics |
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Intellectual Ferment in the Party |
by duko
darbycrash1965 (nospam) yahoo.com (unverified) |
21 Mar 2005
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QUESTION: I was just wondering if you could speak a little bit to how--while not throwing out democratic centralism or something like that--how do you have the party in the mix of all of these ideas? You went to China and you talked to these people around how China was opening up to the West and saying Marcos was a great leader and this, that and the other, and you were asking these people in the Chinese party and they didn't have the answers. And part of it is: did those people not have the answers, or did they have some questions on it, but they were more debating it internally and they couldn't talk to you about it? How can you have the mix of people being able to be in the midst of all the questions that are going on, intellectually--political questions, but also in the ideological realm--without breaking democratic centralism? How do you have people in the mix of that, being able to engage it and even in some ways go off in the wrong direction in order to eventually get to the right direction, but then not have that cause a splintering effect. You know? |
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LOCAL Announcement :: Media |
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Boston Indymedia Video/Radio Teams Seek Footage/Materials |
by bimc
imc-boston-office (at ) indymedia.org (unverified) |
21 Mar 2005
Modified: 05:42:18 PM |
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Boston Indymedia would like to include your footage, photos, audio files, etc. in our media. |
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