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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Epiphany: just came on the wrong day
The Holy Spirit comes to Your Intrepid Reporter and makes a constructive suggestion. This is a picture of Elena. She is 37 and looking for a husband. She is divorced, with one child. She lives in Odessa, where a massacre … Continue reading
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Do You Know What War Is?
asked my father one day while we walked a desolate winter beach on the coast of the North Atlantic, the distance crowded with whitecaps. War is when everybody is afraid of the night. It’s when you are in a match … Continue reading
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Green Party Member Drinks the Kool-Aid
Robert Parry explains in some detail that the chattering classes in the U.S. live inside a fantasy bubble when talking about what happened in the Ukraine. Instead of dealing with what actually happened in Ukraine, U.S. pundits and politicians – … Continue reading
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Wunderbares Leben
As Michael Winship, who grew up in the town in which the story takes place, says: It’s a wonderful life, alright, but not if you’re homeless or unemployed tonight, not if your kids are hungry and you can’t pay for … Continue reading
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Sociological Studies’ Slippery Slope
Consult Hardesty suggests: And this begs the question about the questions we ask when researching. Do we really think black people choose to live in higher-crime neighborhoods? That is, we believe they all have the chance to live on the … Continue reading
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Yesterday’s Paper
” . . . who wants yesterday’s paper. . .” the Rolling Stones The Pacific Green Party of Oregon, ladies and gentlemen, is the local branch of the political arm of the Green Movement. The biggest thing that the Green … Continue reading
The Legal Beagles
CCR joins German complaint against CIA torturers Last week [the] C[enter for] C[onstitutional] R[ights] joined a criminal complaint filed in Germany by the Berlin-based European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) against former CIA head George Tenet, former Defense … Continue reading
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C’est la guerre, durak
On dit que, man sagt daß die Zeitung die ich heiße Pravda-on-the-Hudson The nation cannot move forward in any meaningful way without coming to terms, legally and morally, with the abhorrent acts that were authorized, given a false patina of … Continue reading
Winter Solstice on Weidler Street
Thanks to Anna Faro, who hand-delivered to the hunger-striker a packet of herbal tea.
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The Retreat Forward
The one overworked guy who writes the news dispatches for antiwar.com says, about the Vietnam Wanna-Be Escalation in Iraq: The Pentagon says around 1,700 troops are currently in Iraq, and that number was already poised to go up to around … Continue reading