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To alleviate the problem of articles from other press sources being reposted on this IMC site, this section allows users to link to articles published elsewhere, and to contribute and read comments on those pieces. Have something interesting to post? |
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At year's end, signs of dictatorship abound in Washington |
Submitted by: Sam / 02 Jan 2004
Publisher: Prison Planet
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If you haven't been to DC lately, here's a comprehensive listing of Bush's steps to turn it into the capital of a dictatorship -- rather than a democracy. |
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Adventures of Bushmaster: BushMaster Captures SaddamMan! |
Submitted by: Carol Pennington / 22 Dec 2003
Publisher: Buzzflash.com
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GREAT satire, but also has tons of recent news links--and illustrates the threat to people, esp. journalists, who question the Bush administration, and shows how public opinion is manipulated through "slick" media campaigns. |
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News: Peace |
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Assistance for Iraq - USAID admin said it would only cost US taxpayers $1.7 Billion |
Submitted by: Tom Klammer / 19 Dec 2003
Publisher: Federation of American Scientists www.fas.org
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ANDREW NATSIOS, administrator of the Agency for International Development, the lead agency that is responsible for rebuilding the infrastructure of Iraq. Mr. Natsios was manager of Boston's "Big Dig," the largest public works project in American history. (The "Big Dig", by Bechtel, had huge cost overruns). The interview with the reference to a woefully inadequate promised estimate of $1.7 Billion cost to tax payers (remember that $87 Billion congressional handout??) WAS on the USAID website, but they scrubbed it off. Here is what they removed. |
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News: Civil & Human Rights |
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2d Circuit Ct: Padilla Not "Enemy Combatant" |
Submitted by: Anthony (nlgumkc@yahoo.com) / 18 Dec 2003
Publisher: NYC Indymedia/AP
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NEW YORK-- The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, in a harsh blow to the Bush administration's anti-terrorism policies, ruled on Thursday that the president does not have the power to detain an American citizen seized on U.S. soil as an enemy combatant. |
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Sorry to Annoy You With This, White House. But the 9/11 Inquiry Is Important |
Submitted by: tk / 17 Dec 2003
Publisher: US Politics Today
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But there’s more to this failure than the run-up to 9/11. Our government agencies didn’t distinguish themselves any better on the day of the attack than they had during events leading up to it.
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Pyrrhic Victory? |
Submitted by: Anthony (nlgumkc@yahoo.com) / 16 Dec 2003
Publisher: Marjorie Cohn
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Cohn's op-ed from the Dec. 16 San Francisco Chronicle questions the significance of Saddam Hussein's recent capture. |
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News: Civil & Human Rights |
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Let Them Eat Pepper Spray |
Submitted by: Sam / 12 Dec 2003
Publisher: Smirking Chimp
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While smartass Pitch writers bemoan the spinelessness of protesters today, the police state atmosphere surrounding almost every outburst of free speech grows. Miami protesters who spoke out against the FTAA were greeted with $8.5 million in "preventative measures" designed to cower the most mild-mannered Americans into submission. |
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Which Democrat Has Political Courage? |
Submitted by: tk / 11 Dec 2003
Publisher: National Review - linked at Free Press
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It was perhaps a measure of the strangeness of last night's Democratic debate that Rep. Dennis Kucinich, the candidate who wants to withdraw from Iraq and create a Department of Peace, kicked Ted Koppel's ass.
http://www.mediareform.net/news.php?id=1989 |
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