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Alternative reader‘We Are Workers, Not Criminals’BY DAVID BACON ( categories: )
Lest We Forget: An Open Letter to My Sisters Who are Brave.BY ALICE WALKER ( categories: )
One Year Later: Nandigram and the Struggle against Forced Displacement in IndiaBY DAVE PUGH ( categories: )
The Right to ResistanceThe struggle will continue as long as oppression continues. We greet these movements. Your life is also our life, your pain is also our pain, your joy is also our joy, your losses are also our losses, and your victory we will celebrate. BY PATRICK MAC MANUS ( categories: )
Bush: ‘I Was Aware’ of Harsh TacticsPresident Bush says he knew his top national security advisors discussed and approved specific details about how high-value al Qaeda suspects would be interrogated by the Central Intelligence Agency, according to an exclusive interview with ABC News Friday. BY JAN CRAWFORD GREENBERG, HOWARD L. ROSENBERG AND ARIANE DE VOGUE ( categories: )
International Experts Foresee Collapse of U.S. Economy"The end of the third quarter of 2008 (thus late September, a mere seven months from now) will be marked by a new tipping point in the unfolding of the global systemic crisis. ( categories: )
Interrogators Don't Need to Torture; It Doesn't WorkBY ROBERT WEINER AND JOHN LARMETT ( categories: )
The Water CureMany Americans were puzzled by the news, in 1902, that United States soldiers were torturing Filipinos with water. The United States, throughout its emergence as a world power, had spoken the language of liberation, rescue, and freedom. This was the language that, when coupled with expanding military and commercial ambitions, had helped launch two very different wars. ( categories: )
The Old Revolutionaries of VietnamBY TOM HAYDEN ( categories: )
O-Bummer – The Man Without a Past for a Country Without a FutureBY WILLIAM BOWLES, http://williambowles.info/ ( categories: )
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