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News of the Dirty War: Stories the Censors Could Not Sink (english) |
by Cynthia Cotts
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10 Apr 2003
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Before the war started, the Pentagon told its embedded reporters not to dig for dirt or conduct their own investigations—just sit back and let the "truth" set them free. Even so, during the week ending April 6, some correspondents stayed honest by covering not only American victories and losses, but also the dark side of war, excesses that are unlikely to win the loyalty of Iraqis. Never mind what the Arab media are saying. Some of the most unflinching stories have been written by reporters from the U.S. and U.K. |
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I told you it was COINTELPRO. Here's your proof. (english) |
by Stephen DeVoy
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07 Apr 2003
Modified: 10 Apr 2003 |
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If you remember the posts on this outlet by someone complaining about my pictures from the March 29th event, you'll remember that I identified the source as COINTELPRO. Well, here's your proof: |
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'Liberation of Baghdad' Exposed as a Sham (english) |
by Democratic Underground
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10 Apr 2003
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From the "don't-believe-everything-you-see-on-tv" department: It was hard to miss the pictures yesterday coming from Baghdad, especially the photogenic images of a statue being toppled by a crowd of Iraqis. As much as we like to see any statue of a world leader toppled, at least it should be done by regular people, not by stage managers located just off stage. |
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How We Do It: A Guide to Activism and Dissent in the 21st Century (english) |
by Infoshop.org
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10 Apr 2003
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If you've followed the amazing success of the international anti-globalization movements and haven't participated, you may be wondering about how these movements do what they do. These movements have been successful because they use anarchist tactics and methods that anybody can use for local campaigns or movements on just about any issue. This page aims to provide information and resources to help people replicate the methods that have been used successfully in the anti-globalization and anti-capitalist movements. |
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The Angry Tenant (issue #1) (english) |
by Boston Angry Tenants Union
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09 Apr 2003
Modified: 10 Apr 2003 |
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The Angry Tenant is the bi-lingual (English/Spanish) newspaper of the Boston Angry Tenants Union (BATU), a grassroots, tenant-run organization, whose mission is to organize tenants to act militantly and collectively in order to change the state of housing in Boston. |
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Sorry - I couldn't let this one pass by.. (english) |
by MicMac Merc
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09 Apr 2003
Modified: 10 Apr 2003 |
Some one sent this to me and I think the feeling ( true or false
statement ) speaks for many. |
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Hail Dubya! Champion of the oppressed! (english) |
by Winston Smith
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09 Apr 2003
Modified: 10 Apr 2003 |
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No more monday morning quarterbacking from those meely-mouthed liberallls. Finally they've seen the light! ;) |
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Noreena Hertz: Drop Saddam's Debt (english) |
by RISQ
info (nospam) risq.org (unverified) |
10 Apr 2003
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SPEECH NOREENA HERTZ - Iraq has been just one of the many countries that have been lent money to support our geopolitical or corporate interests, no matter how brutal their rulers. Most of these countries are still paying for these monies even after they have been 'freed' from tyrannical regimes. Let us not now add Iraq to this list! |
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Photos From Baghdad Are False Representations Of Reality (english) |
by NYC
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09 Apr 2003
Modified: 10 Apr 2003 |
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photos from baghdad seem to show thousands and thousands of Iraqis tearing down the statue of Saddam. However, BBC photos reveal that there were at most only a couple hundred people there and that includes US troops! |
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