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August
2002
Friday,
August 30
Bill C Davis: Thomas
Merton and a Chip in the Brain
Holly Sklar: CEO Greed,
Worker Sacrifice Since last September
Naomi Klein: Earth Summit:
Booby Traps at Rio + 10
Robert Jensen/Rahul Mahajan: Iraq
Debate in Mainstream is Ultra-Hawks v. Moderate-Hawks
Ralph Nader: The Highway
Lobby
Tom Teepen: US Blowing
Off World Concerns on Environment, Development
Marty Jezer: Patriotism
and Dissent
James Surowiecki: Bush's
Buddy Economy
Dilip Hiro: Iraq and
Poison Gas
Thursday, August 29
Whitney Azoy: Descartes,
Pashtuns and President Bush
Molly Ivins: A Heaping
Helping of Hypocrisy
Carol Norris: ‘Eat
All of Your McAfrika, Honey,..
Mark Weisbrot: Globalization
Fails to Deliver the Goods
Stephen Zunes: Cynthia
McKinney's Defeat: A Response to (Some of) My Critics
Arsalan Iftikhar: Doctor
Arrested in Florida is a 'Terrorist,' Too
William Pfaff: To Baghdad
or Not? The Critics Might Make Bush Hurry
Hugo Young: At Last,
A Great Debate is Beginning in America
Wednesday, August 28
Bruce Rippe: Reflections
on the Wall and Iraq
Robert Kuttner: Thanks
to Deregulation: Missed Phone Connections
Stephanie Salter: The
Long and Winding Road
John Buell: Bankruptcy
Reform and Corporate Profligacy
Helen Thomas: US Must
Not Act Like a Rogue Superpower
Maureen Dowd: I'm With
Dick! Let's Make War!
Arianna Huffington: Mutual
Funds: Corporate Crime's Narcoleptic Giant
Derrick Jackson: On
This Labor Day, Swindled Workers Count Their Losses
Tuesday, August 27
Ed Herman: A Reply to
Stephen Zune's on the Jews and Cynthia McKinney's Defeat
Maude Barlow: World
Summit Agenda Has Been Hijacked by Big Business
James Carroll: GW Bush:
Inarticulate, And Proud of It
John Borowski: Is the
Trend of Trashing Textbooks in Texas Going National?
George Monbiot:
Economic Growth is Seen as Good, Yet It Makes Many in the
Rich World Miserable
Stanley Kutler: The
Vietnam Folly Calls Out to Us as War Fever Burns
Robert Hinkley/John Karvel: A
Prayer for Johannesburg
Jonathan Freedland: Israel
Set on Tragic Path, Says Chief Rabbi
Monday, August 26
Talbot Brewer: We the
People, We the Warriors
Molly Ivins: Forget
War, Try a New Marshall Plan
Joel Rogers: 'Privatize'
Equals 'Redistribute'
Salim Muwakkil: Great
White-Haired Hope of Liberals
Vukan Vuchic: Road or
Track: Which Way to Travel?
Sunday, August 25
Stephen Zunes: Don't
Blame the Jews for Cynthia McKinney's Defeat
Richard Falk/David Krieger: No
War Against Iraq
Eric Margolis: A War
Only the White House Wants
George Hunsinger: Iraq:
Don't Go There
Thomas Friedman: Drowning
Freedom in Oil
Seth Sandronsky: Budget
This
Saturday, August 24
Talli Nauman: Casino
vs. Costco: Umpteenth Round
Christopher Brauchli: Human
Rights: Bush's Latest Double Standard
Jeffrey St. Clair: Chainsaw
George
William Pfaff: America's
War on Terror Neglects Lessons of the Past: The Death of Abu Nidal
Leon Wofsy: Will Congress
Debate the Bush Doctrine?
Friday, August 23
Derrick Jackson: US
Seems to Value Nigeria's Oil More Than Its Women
David Moberg: What About
Corporate Terrorism?
Raj Patel: Earth Summit:
Faulty Shades of Green
Arianna Huffington: Scandal
Fatigue: Putting The Corporate Crime Wave Into Perspective
Caroline Arnold: Magic
Bullets, Paper Icons and Bush's Bad Idea
Marty Jezer: It's Stupidity,
Stupid
Ralph Nader: Congress
Is At Its Annual Stealth Pay Raise Maneuver Once Again
Thursday, August 22
Norman Solomon: "Wag
the Puppy" -- New Twist in Media War
Molly Ivins: It's Tough
to Explain Stupid, But Here Goes
Paul Hawken: Listening
Could Relieve Strife That Leads to War
Henry Precht: Think
Before Leaping Into War
Leonard Rubenstein: Afghanistan:
Evidence Awaits in Mass Graves
Myriam Marquez: Tactics
in War on Terror Violate Basic US Ideals
Gordon Clark: Bush's
War Plans are a Disaster in the Making
Jean-Michel Cousteau/Joel Reynolds: White
House Must Reject Navy's Assault on the Oceans
Seumas Milne: The Cost
of Bush's War: Tony Blair Must Choose Whether to Represent His Own People - or
a US Republican Clique
Wednesday, August 21
Julian Borger: Why Bush
Will Not Attend the Earth Summit
Maureen Dowd: Coup De
Crawford
Ramzi Kysia: Biological
Warfare in Iraq
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Global
Court: A Fresh Reason To Be For It
Paul Knox: Why We Must
Curb Arms Deals
Richard Steiner: Sustain
the Planet That Sustains Us
Brandon Keim: Fiddling
While Africa Starves
Richard Norton-Taylor: Don't
trust Bush or Blair on Iraq
Tuesday, August 20
Robert Steinback: Time's
Now to Speak Up About War
George Monbiot: Corporate
Capture: Next Week's Earth Summit Will Not Only Fail to Tackle the Ecological
Crisis. It Will Make It Worse
Sean Gonsalves: Corporate
Interest in Iraqi Oil
Stephen Zunes: Seven
Fallacies of US Plans to Invade Iraq
Robert Scheer: Simplistic
Hunt for Evil in a Complex World
Arianna Huffington: Will
The Corporate Powder Keg Ignite A Populist Explosion?
Matthew Engel: GW Bush
& His Chicken Hawks
Harold Meyerson: The
Democrats and Iraq
Leah Wells: Peace Educator
Finds Ways to Better World
Monday, August 19
Howard Zinn: The Case
Against War on Iraq
Neal Peirce: Corporate
Handouts: A Call for Accountability
Marc Cooper: Move Over,
Mike Dukakis: Democrats Clamber Onto the Tank on Iraq
Lynn Landes: Alzheimer's
in America: The Aluminum - Phosphate Fertilizer Connection
Jonathan Steele: Dare
to Dream of Jerusalem Marching Alongside Jenin
Salim Muwakkil: The
Islamists and Their Unlikely Allies
Saturday, August 17
Ira Chernus: If You
Love Israel, Stop the War Against Iraq
Karen Pomer: Victims
of Rape Defy the Stigma
Robert Fisk: Be Very
Afraid - Bush Productions is Preparing to Go Into Action
Frank Rich: The Waco
Road to Baghdad
George Pyle: The Dangers
of Mystery Meat
Rick Mercier: War Fever
Rages Inversely with Plain Logic
Friday, August 16
Heather Wokusch: The
Powell Doctrine: Baghdad/Jenin/My Lai
Jonathan Freedland: World's
Greens Don't Need the US
Norman Solomon: True
Confessions of a Media CEO
Rob Morse: Barbara Lee
and Limbaugh … Eye to Eye At Last
Seth Sandronsky: Rethinking
Productivity
Arianna Huffington: Wacko
In Waco: The Brunch Bushians Drink The Kool-Aid
Mark Erlich: America's
Dirty Secret
Mike O'Donnell: Moral
Relativism Won't Defeat Terrorists
Thursday, August 15
David Krieger: Peace
and Sustainable Development Will Rise or Fall Together
Molly Ivins: Memo to
the Right Wing: It's Class Warfare Out There
US Rep Peter DeFazio: Any
Action Against Iraq Full of Risks
Helena Cobban: The Elusive
Case for a US-Iraq War
Marjorie Kelly: Why
We Need Economic Democracy
Amy Chozick: Born Again
in Guatemala: The Politics of Protestantization
Fran Shor: The War on
Iraq - It’s Happening Now!
Dan Plesch: Bush May
Get UN Support for His War
Jonathan Power: U.S.
Hard Line Leaves Sour Taste in Europe
Wednesday, August 14
Jonathan Turley: Camps
for Citizens: Ashcroft's Hellish Vision
Jennifer Loewenstein: Blood
for Blood: A Meditation on Power
Kenneth Roth: US Hypocrisy
in Indonesia
Jeff Guntzel: Code Word:
Containment
Fred Sai: Playing Deadly
Politics With Family Planning
Mokhiber/Weissman: Corporate
Crime Time
Robert Fisk: Afghanistan
is on the Brink of Another Disaster
Ralph Nader: Punishing
the Poor to Bail Out the Credit Pushers
Dave Zweifel: Let's
Help Trains as Much as Planes
Robert Kuttner: At Economic
Summit, It's All for Show
Tuesday, August 13
Robert Buzzanco: America
Can Still Avoid Another Vietnam in Iraq
Leah Wells: Summer in
Iraq Yields Lessons About War
John Nichols: Bold Kucinich
Leaves Tepid Dems Behind
Sean Gonsalves: War
Talk a Neo-Con Ploy
Max Castro: Propaganda
Office Won't Win Over the World
Tom Turnipseed: Joshua
or Jesus?
Robert Scheer: Dirty
Dealings? Bush Is Shocked ... Shocked! His Friends Helped Create Corporate America's
Mess
George Monbiot: War
on the Peasantry: Mugabe's Crimes Pale Next to What Black Small Farmers Endure
in the Name of Development
Amir Taheri: By Wading
Deeper Into Afghanistan, the U.S. Could Step Into a Big Hole
Monday, August 12
Salim Muwakkil: Why
We're Mesmerized by Cult of Market Fundamentalism
Lynn Landes: Blowing
the Whistle on West Nile - Shades of 1950's and DDT
Shirin Vossoughi: The
War on Iraq and US: T-minus 85 Days
Fran Shor: Psychic and
Political Numbing in Preparations for War
Leslie Brenner: Bush's
Invisible Vacuum Weapon
Jeffrey Kaplan/Jeff Milchen: Trading
in Our Democracy?
Sunday, August 11
Barbara Ehrenreich: Got
Grease? For Wall Street Weasels, A Low-Fat Diet Has Been the Hair Shirt Under
the Fur Coat
Todd Gitlin: Bush Falters
But Who Dare Oppose Him?
Andrew Greeley: War
Hawks Lose Sight of Real Enemy
Linda McQuaig: Why Canada
Must Reject War on Iraq
Molly Ivins: Being Less
Free Won't Protect Us
Anthony Sampson: West's
Greed for Oil Fuels Saddam Fever
Charles Levendosky: Detainee
Order is a Triumph for Democracy
Philip Terzian: Public
Willing to Pay for Rail Service
Minneapolis Star Tribune: 'Clear
Skies': Bush's Gift to the Coal Burners
David Hochschild/Arlie Hochschild: Big
Energy vs. Solar
Saturday, August 10
Robert Fisk: Return
to Afghanistan: Explosives That US Knew Would Kill Innocents Continue to Take
Their Toll
Rick Mercier: Bush and
His Handlers Have Failed to Make a Case for Iraq War
Tamar Gabelnick: The
United States is Still #1 in Arms Sales
Karen Charman: Recasting
the Web: Information Commons to Cash Cow
Christopher Brauchli: Rejecting
Treaties is a Bush Convention
J.P. Leary: The Colombian
Political Process Must Open Up
Friday, August 9
Rev Colin Bennetts: Immoral
and Illogical: No Convincing Case Has Been Made for the Slaughter That Would Follow
an Attack on Iraq
Rev Anthony Robinson: Launching
War on Iraq Seems a Sure Way to Recruit More to the Terrorist Cause
Arianna Huffington: Corporate
Reform: A Ship Sailing Nowhere
William Pfaff: It's
Amateur Hour for Administration Hawks
Ira Chernus: A Time
for Nuclear Rituals
Mokhiber/Weissman: Questioning
the Call for Shareholder Power
Ralph Nader: The Quest
for the Fuel Efficient Car
Molly Ivins: Close the
Curtain on Economic Horror Show
Paul Krugman: The Lost
Continent
Madison Capital Times: Hiroshima's
Lessons
Thursday, August 8
Marc Herold: Attempts
to Hide the Number of Afghan Civilians Killed by US Bombs Are An Affront To Justice
Mary McGrory: Shortcuts
To Missile Defense
Robert Fisk: Return
to Afghanistan: Families of the Disappeared Demand Answers
Haroon Siddiqui: Trying
to End Plans for a Ruinous War
Norman Solomon:
Fending Off the Threat of Peace
Sheryl McCarthy: The
Law Is Clear: It's a Woman's Choice Alone.
Seth Sandronsky: America’s
Foreign Interest
George Monbiot: The
Logic of Empire: The US is Now a Threat to the Rest of the World.
Wednesday, August 7
Sandy Schram: 'Barn
Door' Opens to Expose the Failure of Welfare Reform
Simon Tisdall: Facts
Are the Best Cure for This Outbreak of War Fever
Mark Weisbrot: Bush
Administration Tries to Hide Role in Venezuela Coup
Trudy Rubin: Vague Bush
Case for Iraq War Spurs Worry in GOP, Pentagon
John Nichols: Fast Track
Vote a Good Way to Rate Dems
Robert Fisk: The Return
to Afghanistan: For the Forgotten Afghans, The UN Offers a Fresh Hell
Robert Kuttner: Double
Standard on Bankruptcy
Tuesday, August 6
James Carroll: Hiroshima:
A Mistake and A Crime
Robert Scheer: Weighing
a Just War, or Settling an Old Score?
Helen Schary Motro: August
6, 1945: The Day the Sun Rose Twice
Sean Gonsalves: Senate
Didn't Hear From Iraq Experts
Gwen Dubois/Cindy Parker: Let's
Rid the World of Nuclear Weapons
Robert Fisk: The Return
to Afghanistan: Collateral Damage
Kevin Black: Using Nuclear
Bombs on Japan Was a Political, Not Military, Decision
Robert Bateman: Enough
Old Thinking on Climate
Monday, August 5
Robert Hinkley: Let
the Word Go Forth from Hershey, Pennsylvania That Americans Believe That Corporate
Rights Come with Corporate Obligations
Jeremy Seabrook: Sustainable
Development is a Hoax: We Cannot Have It All
Lynn Landes: The Nightmare
Scenario Is Here - Computer Voting With No Paper Trail
Rahul Mahajan: Iraq
and the New Great Game
Suzy T. Kane: The Porky
Pig Approach On Not Invading Iraq
Salim Muwakkil: The
Middle East's Political Spillover
Richard C. Hottelet: Stop
Being a Lone Ranger on Iraq
Mark Weisbrot: Economists
in Denial
Jim Trautman: Is New
Sonar Driving Whales Ashore?
Sunday, August 4
J. William Gibson: We
Need a Modern Thomas Paine
Heather Wokusch: Going
AWOL from Military Encroachment.
Madison Capital Times: Launch
Iraq Attack? No Way!
Caroline Arnold: Bush's
Bad Idea Must Not Go Unchallenged
Paul Rogat Loeb: Patriotic
Ballads
Mark Hertsgaard: Feel
the Heat: A Realistic Scenario of Global Warming for the Not-Too-Distant Future.
John Buell: A New Corporate
Order: We Need Greater Democratization of the US Corporation and More Just Structures
of Compensation.
Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford:
This War Would Not Be a Just War
Saturday, August 3
Christopher Brauchli: Innocent
People Died; No Apology From US
Bruce Mulkey: How Did
Corporate Icons Become Corporate Criminals? Follow the Money
M. Renan Talieva: The
Myth Behind Hiroshima
Donald Winters: Bush's
Words Cast an Orwellian Shadow Across America
Harvey Wasserman: Hole
in the Head: Metal-Eating Acid has Closed Davis-Besse for Now. It's a Chance to
Keep Ohio Nuke-Free Forever
Friday, August 2
Jeremy Scahill: The
Saddam in Rumsfeld’s Closet
Phyllis Bennis: Testimony
Prepared for Hearings on Iraq Policy; Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Norman Solomon: Where
Is the Voice of Dissent?
Richard Falk: The Rush
to War
Mike Marqusee: Come
You Masters of War: When Dylan Played Newport in 1965 He Shocked the Crowd.
Eduardo Moncada: Free
Markets Promote Unrest, Not Democracy
John Nichols: Where's
the Debate Over Continued Bombing of Afghanistan?
Adam Kushner: Civil
Disobedience in Nablus
Thursday, August 1
Norman Solomon: War
and Forgetfulness -- A Bloody Media Game
Gwynne Dyer: America
Sleepwalks to War With Iraq
Phil Haslanger: 'Loner'
Stance of US Troubling to Mission of UN
Frida Berrigan/William Hartung: The
Empty Promise of Global Missile Defense
Mary McGrory: Hungry
for Justice
Ralph Nader: The Labor
Party...
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