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/Archives - Dates and Topics /2007 – online /August – September 2007 /Aug. 27 – Sept. 2 | Print

August 27 – September 2, 2007 articles

Norman Markowitz, 08/28/2007
Winston Churchill’s Iron Curtain speech, made on March 5th, 1946, before a small college audience in Fulton, Missouri, is an excellent example of events being turned inside out.
| click here for related stories: peace/antiwar

Chris Stevenson, 08/28/2007
This is the man whose conviction is supposed to make us think we got payback for 9/11? This guilty verdict is supposed to make us breath a sigh of relief? I think not.
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Earth Talk, 08/28/2007
The average North American produces between 60 and 150 gallons of wastewater every day, much of it a result of washing dishes and clothes.
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David Howard, 08/27/2007
On August 19, 2007 the US Immigrant Rights movement had its own historic moment destined to inspire future generations of social justice activists. Elvira Arellano, a Chicago cleaning woman and working mom, was arrested outside a church in Los Angeles.
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Earth Talk, 08/27/2007
Land mines were first widely used in World War II and have since been used in Vietnam, the Korean War, the first Gulf War, and in about a half dozen conflicts around the world today. Initially, mines were used for defensive purposes, to guard certain areas and keep the enemy out.
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Granma International, 08/27/2007
ON August 20, the 11th Circuit Appeals Court in Atlanta heard convincing allegations by the legal team defending the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters imprisoned in the United States.
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Uri Avnery, 08/27/2007
Soon after coming to power, Ariel Sharon started to commission public opinion polls. He kept the results to himself. This week, a reporter of Israel's TV Channel 10 succeeded in obtaining some of them.
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Kiraz Janicke, 08/27/2007
During his announcement to the National Assembly on August 15, Chavez argued that these changes are necessary “to remove the old oligarchic, exploiter hegemony, the old society, and, in the words of Gramsci, to weaken the old ‘historic block.’”
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David Swanson, 08/27/2007
"Made Love, Got War" is the title of Norman Solomon's latest book, an autobiographical account of the peace and disarmament movements in the United States over the past half century.
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Chris Stevenson, 08/27/2007
Karl Rove will resign effective the end of the month. Recently he had been subpoenaed in regard to the firing of federal judges. When Rove wasn’t denying Blacks the right to vote, he created a climate of voter fraud paranoia aimed at opponents.
| click here for related stories: right wing watch


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