6 Signs the U.S. May Be Headed for War in Iran
Ed: We don’t usually post articles from US News and World Report, but when the national conservative newsweekly starts talking…
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Posted in: Civil Rights, Election, Organizing, Peace Movement
The Bad News at the Pump
Ed.: Oil hit $108 a barrel today. The $100-plus Barrel of Oil and What It Means By Michael T. Klare…
Posted in: Election, Environment, Organizing
A New Union Democracy Movement is Born in SEIU
FAIRFIELD, CA — Alarmed by moves that have made our union look increasingly more like a corporation, workers in the…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Organizing
Tagged: activism, SEIU
A Path of Peace Pursued: Ecuador Resolves Differences with Colombia at Summit
Staff March 9, 2008 0 Comments on A Path of Peace Pursued: Ecuador Resolves Differences with Colombia at Summit
Introduction by Gary Ghirardi In a week that saw much concern for the escalation of a conflict that could have…
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Tagged: Border Issues, Venezuela
Blackwater Quits!!
Blackwater has quit! Yeah! We have been notified by several friends that Blackwater has pulled their application for a mercenary…
Posted in: Environment, Organizing, Peace Movement
Behind Obama and Clinton
Stephen Zunes Voters on the progressive wing of the Democratic Party are rightly disappointed by the similarity of the foreign…
Posted in: Election, Media, Organizing, War and Peace
America Behind Bars: Why Attempts at Prison Reform Keep Failing
A bloated prison system is against the country’s best interests. Yet “tough on crime” rhetoric has gotten in the way…
Posted in: Civil Rights
Obama’s Good and Proper War
By Paul Street Throughout his Senate career and the presidential campaign, the supposed “peace candidate” Barack Obama has reassured the…
Posted in: Election, War and Peace
Local Activist Quits San Diego Politics – A Season in Hell
Written by Rocky Neptun Posted on Wednesday, 05 March 2008, on MediaLeft Rocky Neptun is Director of the San Diego…
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Tensions between Educador and Columbia: Here’s an Interview with the Assassinated Guerrilla Leader
Staff March 4, 2008 0 Comments on Tensions between Educador and Columbia: Here’s an Interview with the Assassinated Guerrilla Leader
Tensions have strikingly arisen between the South American countries of Venezuela and Educador on one side, and Columbia on the…
Posted in: World News
War is Hell, But What the Hell Does it Cost?
One Week at War in Iraq and Afghanistan for $3.5 Billion By William D. Hartung War is hell — deadly,…
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Gazan Holocaust
The Day the Earth and Sky Traded Places By Jennifer Loewenstein CounterPunch Around 10:30pm on the night of February 28,…
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