Sunday, October 07, 2007
From Common Dreams
Jeremy Scahill:
The Scandal of Blackwater
Christopher Brauchli:
A Panglossian View of Success
Mark Weisbrot:
Threats, Dirty Tricks, Fake Polls: Costa Rica Votes Under Duress on ‘Free Trade’
Ray McGovern:
So Who’s Afraid of the Israel Lobby?
Bernie Sanders:
Fair Trade
Johann Hari:
The Last Green Taboo: Engineering the Planet
Brian Eno:
This Ban Will Not Stop Us
Friday, October 05
Jeff Cohen:
Pundit Elite Enraptured by Hillary’s ‘Flawless Campaign’
Helen Thomas:
The Democrats Who Enable Bush
Mark Hertsgaard:
The Making of a Climate Movement
Glenn Greenwald:
The Latest Revelations of Lawbreaking, Torture and Extremism
Andrew Greeley:
Why Are There No War Crimes Trials?
Margaret Krome:
We Need Peacemakers to Counteract Warmongers
Clive Stafford Smith:
Gitmo: America’s Black Hole
John Bailey:
Global Warming Requires Local Solutions
Christopher Cooper:
To Find Out Something Only Dead Men Know
Rosa María Pegueros:
‘The War’? I’m Sticking to ‘Law and Order’
David Michael Green:
Murdering Butter with Guns
Paige Doughty:
Unencumbered Travel: Environmental Impacts on the Border, Disposable Cups, and Old Band-Aids
Seumas Milne:
The Fallout from an Attack on Iran Would Be Devastating
Thursday, October 04
Norman Solomon:
Sputnik, 50 Years Later: The Launch of Techno-Power
Cindy Sheehan:
Imagine Peace
John Dear:
The Martyrdom of Burma’s Marching Monks
Ramesh Thakur:
US, Iran Play with Fire
Charlie Cray:
Blackwatergate
Cecilie Surasky:
Dissenting at Your Own Risk
Adrian Hamilton:
Sanctions Won’t Bring Down Burma’s Government
Megan Tady:
Recipe for Disaster
David Lebedoff:
New Quiz Should Leave Prospective Immigrants at a Loss for Words
Leonard Pitts:
A Thousand Ways to Disconnect, and Now a Hugging Ban, Too
James McGovern:
The Iraq Money Pit
Peter Spalding:
Myanmar: It is Time to Play the Olympics Card.
Matthew Yglesias:
Who’s Giving Money to Bill Clinton?
Patt Morrison:
Blackwater: Not in Our Backyards
Wednesday, October 03
Robert Scheer:
The State Dept.’s Murderous Guardians
Sally Kohn:
From Here to Junta: Stop Shopping At Wal-Mart, Save The UN And Help Burma
Mark Morford:
Is It OK to Love Whole Foods?
Katrina Vanden Heuvel:
Obama and Edwards Get It on Nukes
Robert Naiman/Susan Chenelle:
Prove the Intensity of Anti-War Sentiment on October 27
Jeff Leys:
Our Bonhoeffer Moment
Tom Engelhardt:
We Count, They Don’t
Maureen Dowd:
Sinking in a Swamp Full of Blackwater
Joyce Marcel:
Demonize This!
Joan Chittister:
Ahmadinejad’s US Visit Was a Missed Opportunity for Us
Zia Mian:
How Not to Win Friends and Influence People
John Frohnmayer:
At the Heart of Who We Are As a People
Tuesday, October 02
Paul Campos:
Delusion of Exceptionalism
Barbara Ehrenreich:
The Clinton Campaign: Running on Ambien
Scott Horton:
Beating the Drums for the Next War
Dean Baker:
From WMDs to Social Security: More Bush Stories
Laura Flanders:
A Campaign to Love
Paul Rogat Loeb:
Pre-Empting the Next War
George Monbiot:
The Junta’s Accomplices: Western Interests
Arianna Huffington:
McCain and the Monks of Myanmar: Two Very Different Ways of Mixing Religion and Politics
Jerry Lanson:
No More Spin Rooms? Say It Ain’t So!
Michael Winship:
My Thermonuclear Coloring Book
Frida Berrigan:
The War Resisters League Bestows Its Peace Award.
Marianne Schnall:
Hillary, Condi, Aung Sun Suu Kyi and You
Jesse Jackson:
Jena 6 Case Highlights Racial Disparity in American Justice
Derrick Jackson:
Admiral Mullen Reports for Duty
Barbara F. Walter:
You Can’t Win with Civil Wars
Monday, October 01
Deborah James/Medea Benjamin:
Bolivia’s Evo Morales Wins Hearts and Minds in US
Seymour Hersh:
Shifting Targets
Norman Solomon:
Political 'Science' and Truth of Consequences
Chris Hedges:
Israel’s Toy Soldiers
Salle Engelhardt:
Killing Is Okay. Dying, However, Is Not.
James Carroll:
History and the Drumbeat of War
Nick Turse:
NYC, the NYPD, the RNC, and Me
Sean Gonsalves:
Prayer for the War-Weary
Craig Kielburger/Marc Kielburger:
Non-Violent Protest Has Gone Online
Michael Nagler:
Burma and the Press
Susan Strong:
An 11th Hour Sequel
Gary Younge:
NY Is Not Nearly As Liberal or Different As New Yorkers Believe
Ann Wright:
More Bounties in Afghanistan and Pakistan Will Result in Detention of Innocent Civilians
Johann Hari:
President Giuliani? He’d be worse than Bush
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