Our Readers Choice: Essays on September 11

Our Readers Choice - Essays on September 11

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Our Readers Choice
Essays on September 11

Most Forwarded in September 2001		Most Forwarded in October 2001

A Pure, High Note of Anguish by Barbara Kingsolver The Algebra of Infinite Justice by Arundhati Roy Bush is Walking Into a Trap by Robert Fisk And Our Flag Was Still There by Barbara Kingsolver Bush's Orwellian Address: Happy New Year: It's 1984 by Jacob Levich Granfalloons, Toy Balloons, and American Flags by Laurel Wamsley A Widow's Plea for Non-Violence by Amber Amundson Addressing the Sources of Middle Eastern Violence Against the United States by Steve Niva Bomb Afghanistan to Stone Age? It's Been Done by Tamin Ansary Why I Opposed the Resolution to Authorize Force by Barbara Lee		No Glory in Unjust War on the Weak by Barbara Kingsolver 'Brutality Smeared in Peanut Butter' by Arundhati Roy This Isn't the Speech I Expected to Give Today... by Bill Moyers Gagging the Skeptics by George Monbiot "Wealth Has Never Yet Sacrificed Itself on the Altar of Patriotism" by Molly Ivins US Having Two Debates by Molly Ivins A War of Lies by Rahul Mahajan and Robert Jensen Lost in the Rhetorical Fog of War by Robert Fisk Three Arguments Against the War by Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman Afghanistan: We Didn't Have To Do This by Stephanie Salter

Most Forwarded in November 2001

This Isn't the Speech I Expected to Give Today...
by Bill Moyers

A Just Cause, Not a Just War
by Howard Zinn

Nightmare of Fascism Seems Too Real Since Sept. 11 Attacks
by Kristine M. Holmgren

The Oppressive World We May Unwittingly Create
by Molly Ivins

Is the Attorney General the New King of the United States?
by Reggie Rivers

This War is Not Just
by James Carroll

I Love My Country. But Perhaps Not This One
by Bill Kaufman

Bush’s Definition of Terrorism Fits Northern Alliance Like a Glove; TV Interviewers Don’t Notice
by Dennis Hans

First, the Bad News, Then... The Bad News
by Eric Margolis

Corporate Patriotism
by Ralph Nader

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