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  • THE MEMO is the final straw: Bush and Blair must be prosecuted
    9 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    THE MEMO is the final straw.
    We’re not talking circumstantial evidence anymore. It is now verified fact that George Bush and Tony Blair agreed to go to war in early 2002, and that they "fixed the facts" to make the case for war. If this isn’t a case for impeachment, then nothing is.
    What facts did they fix?
    In Britain, Blair’s henchmen fabricated the "fake dossier" (1991 grad student’s thesis) and soon-to-be interim Iraqi PM Ayad Allawi supplied the 45 min claim.
    Bush threatened (…)

  • Name Withheld Pending Notification: A Sad Mother’s Day for Some
    9 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    When I woke up this morning, the official death count in Iraq was 1576. The first thing I do in the morning after I boot up my computer is to check the DoD website to see if any more of our nations precious children were killed in this horror of a nonsensical war.
    I was talking to another Gold Star Mom, Celeste Zappala, today and she sadly advised me that the count rose to 1579 (note: the official count is now 1594) while she was out to lunch.
    Celeste and I and too many other moms know (…)

  • New Evidence of Conspiracy to Mislead on Iraq Weapons Evidence Warrants Impeachment of George W Bush
    9 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Resolved, that George Walker Bush, President of the United States, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors, and the following articles be exhibited to the Senate:
    Articles of impeachment exhibited by the House of Representatives of the United States of America in the name of itself and of the people of the United States of America, against George Walker Bush, President of the United States of America, in maintenance and support of its impeachment against him for high crimes and (…)

  • CNN leads MSN is telling the truth- Reports on Congress’ call for answers on secret Iraq Plan
    8 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Eighty-eight members of Congress call on Bush for answers on secret Iraq plan
    RAW STORY
    Eighty-eight members of Congress have signed a letter authored by Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) calling on President Bush to answer questions about a secret U.S.-UK agreement to attack Iraq, RAW STORY has learned.
    In a letter, Conyers and other members say they are (…)

  • Galloway’s victory is a mortal blow for Bliar: A real alternative to Labour
    7 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Success in Bethnal Green and Bow and a strong showing in other areas is only the begining of Respect’s political challenge, says Respect MP George Galloway
    As the sun came up over Brick Lane on Friday a new dawn had truly broken over the East End of London - and over British politics.
    The impact of Respect’s victory in Bethnal Green & Bow and our spectacular results elsewhere will only fully become apparent in the weeks and months to come.
    But already we have some of the measure of (…)

  • How to End the War
    6 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Naomi Klein
    The central question we need to answer is this: What were the real reasons for the Bush administration’s invasion and occupation of Iraq?
    When we identify why we really went to war-not the cover reasons or the rebranded reasons, freedom and democracy, but the real reasons-then we can become more effective anti-war activists.
    The most effective and strategic way to stop this occupation and prevent future wars is to deny the people who wage these wars their spoils-to make (…)

  • Father of slain soldier plots UK “regime change”
    5 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SEDGEFIELD, England - Polls say Tony Blair’s Labour Party is on course to win Thursday’s election, but the father of a British soldier killed in Iraq is convinced he can bring about “regime change” in the Prime Minister’s back yard.
    Reg Keys, whose son died at the hands of a mob in June 2003, is standing against Blair in his Sedgefield constituency in northeast England, arguing his son had died in an illegal war and that the premier had lied over the reasons for it.
    The odds are heavily (…)

  • Breast cancer activism in the USA
    5 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Laura Corradi, Ph.D. Amazons
    In the empire of wealth cancer hits one every three adults - while billion of dollars are spent in research, scientists are divided over causes of this illness and strategies of prevention. Two competing systems of explanation contend the cancer arena: the genetic-behavioristic paradigm (dominant) and the environmental-social paradigm (emergent).
    In this context, a cancer activism comes into sight as a new social movement against corporate polluters, and (…)

  • AMNESTY ITALY! Sign on
    29 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Amnesty the movement of the movements Amnistie
    For medical reasons (impossibility of perfuser serum on base of glucose to a patient in the grip of the aftereffects of a hepatitis), Oreste Scalzone was forced to stop the hunger strike on April 26th in the evening, further to an illness. He pursues to call up to the movement of the movements for the amnesty, after being supported by many emails mainly coming from Italy and now having been reunited by the main confederacies and the Italian (…)

  • Iraq: We Are Winning, Not
    28 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    In Bushzarro world, an undiminished “insurgency” over the period of a year is considered winning the “war” (occupation), according to Chairman of the Bushzarro Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers . “I’m going to say this: I think we are winning, okay. I think we’re definitely winning. I think we’ve been winning for some time.”
    Sure, General, we’re winning, and I have a bridge to sell you in Brooklyn.
    According to Myers, since “coalition forces” (more accurately a loose and (…)