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The sad and sordid whereabouts of Bin Cheney and Bin Bush
Michael Moore

What Does a 99-cent Bic Lighter Tell Us About the Bush War on Terrorism?

Free time!
Laura Martz

Close to midnight one evening in May 1968, as a Parisian neighborhood along the Seine lay sleeping, there materialized in the street a group of jesters. At midnight a collection of Marx Brothers movies was set aflicker across the dormant cityscape. Now the jesters began a riotous march through the street, banging on pots, blowing whistles, banging drums.
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Praying for Armageddon
Heather Wokusch

As the religious right gains ground in the US, accompanied by politicians evoking the god-fearing values of good and evil, a culture honoring diversity is replaced by calls for apocalyptic war.
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||| John Armitage ||| Resisting the neoliberal discourse of technology |||
||| Ben Chitty ||| Peace with honor |||
||| Noam Chomsky ||| Confronting the empire |||
||| Jordan Crandall ||| Fingering the trigger |||
||| Michelle Goldberg ||| 18 tales of media censorship|||
||| Michael James ||| Washington's 'poisoned relations' and the German problem |||
||| Adam Jones ||| Atrocities, visible and invisible |||
||| Michael Kelly ||| French intellectuals deployed in Afghanistan |||
||| Martha Mendoza ||| American peace movements prepare for war |||
||| George Monbiot ||| America's bioterror |||
||| Graeme Murrell ||| Take only pictures and leave only footprints |||
||| Peter Lamborn Wilson ||| Media-space! Opening speech |||
||| Slavoj Zizek ||| Welcome to the desert of the real |||

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