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This Week in WikiLeaks

Friday, August 26, 2011

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A round-up of the week’s top news on WikiLeaks, Whistleblowers, and Civil Liberties Last night WikiLeaks began releasing tens of thousands more U.S. diplomatic cables, bringing the total number of WikiLeaked cables to nearly 100,000. Among the findings revealed in the latest release is evidence that the Obama administration has worked with the Egyptian government [...]

No Way to Honor Dr. King

Friday, August 26, 2011

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The ceremonies for the new Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington DC were kicked off on August 24 at an event billed as Honoring Global Leaders for Peace. But some of those honored are a far cry from King’s beloved community of the poor and oppressed. The tribute to peacemakers, organized by the MLK National Memorial Foundation, was mostly a night applauding warmakers, corporate profiteers and co-opted musicians.

MLK Warned Us, But Are We Listening?

Friday, August 26, 2011

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When a frack-quake cracks the Washington monument just as a memorial for civil rights and anti-war organizer Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is about to be unveiled in the nation's capital, we hope vacationing members of Congress take note.

Opposing International Gangsterism in Libya

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

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As a believer in non-violent resistance, it is unlikely you’ll ever see me being a cheerleader of violent revolution. That said, maybe you think I should join Yvonne Ridley, a British commentator who recently proclaimed herself “wrong, wrong, wrong” for opposing NATO intervention. I understand that 41-years of dictatorial rule is nothing to sneeze at. [...]

Revolts and Rebellions – Arundhati Roy

Monday, August 22, 2011

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David Barsamian, independent journalist and founder of Alternative Radio, interviews Arundhati Roy about Kashmir, post-colonial states, the elite of India's war against the people, the strength of the maoist movement and the participation of women. A wide ranging interview with Arundhati Roy by Alternative Radio's David Barsamian.

Iraq Withdrawal? Don’t Take it to the Bank

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

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Since coming to Washington, Barack Obama has won a Nobel Prize for Peace, but he hasn't been much of a peacemaker. Instead, he has doubled down on his predecessor's wars while launching blatantly illegal ones of his own. But, as his supporters would be quick to point out, at least he's standing by his pledge to bring the troops home from Iraq. Right?[...]

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