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Let's call the Israel lobby THE ISRAEL LOBBY – by MOLLY IVINS |
by MOLLY IVINS |
26 Apr 2006
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This is not about conspiracies or plots or fantasies or anti-Semitism -- it's about rational discussion of American interests. Alan Dershowitz, who seems to be easily upset, went totally ballistic...over the mild article ["The Israel Lobby"] by Mearsheimer and Walt, calling them "liars" and "bigots." And, in my case, being pro-Israel. I'm looking forward to hearing from all you [name-calling] *NUTJOBS* again. |
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Announcement :: Politics |
A socialist response to the massive rise in fuel prices |
by A statement by the Socialist Equality Party |
26 Apr 2006
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The staggering increase in gasoline prices is taking an enormous toll on working families in the US, whose paychecks are already being eaten up by a host of other rising costs, from health care, to education, to housing and food. In the last two weeks alone, prices at the gas pump have risen nearly 25 cents—to an average of $2.91 per gallon—with prices exceeding $3.10 in California, New York and other states.
Some 70 percent of US adults recently polled said gas prices—which are up 31 percent since last year—were causing them financial hardship. Tens of millions of people in America forced to drive long distances to work, as well as elderly people on fixed incomes, rural residents and small business owners are being devastated, and the crisis could lead to mass layoffs in the airline and trucking industries and throughout the economy. |
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LOCAL News :: Labor |
Boston-based UNICCO cleaning company target of Miami hunger strike |
by Miami IMC |
26 Apr 2006
Modified: 04:59:46 AM |
A major labor campaign involving janitors in Miami, which overlaps the immigration issues on the front burner at the moment,has been taking place for the last 3 weeks, and a Boston-based corporation is the main target of this campaign. Check out Miami IMC for updates, including visits from SEIU's Stern and other high-profile figures. |
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