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June 2002
Sunday,
June 30
Wendy Pearlman: What
Bush Doesn't Know About Palestine
Ros Davidson: Land Of
Hype And Glory: Post-September 11, This Independence Day Will Eclipse All That's
Gone Before
Juergen Todenhofer: We
Can't Simply Bomb a Just World Into Shape
Eric Margolis: Bush's
Mideast Vision is a Myopic Fantasy
Stephanie Salter: Living
Their Faith: And Those Who Trespass
Barbara Ehrenreich: Two-Tiered
Morality
David Broder: A New
Questioning of the War: 'You Can Feel It Happening'
Saturday, June 29
John Berger: The First
Fireball: The US Nuclear Attack on Hiroshima Paved the Way for September 11 and
Its Aftermath
Tom Turnipseed: Crime
in the Suites Enabled by Political Corruption Causes a Crisis in the Credibility
of US Capitalism
Deborah Mathis: What
if the Pledge of Allegiance is an Ideal, Not Reality?
Christopher Brauchli: Insurance
Companies Protect ... Themselves
Denis Hayes: Crisis
in the Deep Blue
Friday, June 28
Daniel Warner: Perpetual
War Poses a Risk to US Power
Patrisia Gonzales/Roberto Rodriguez: Get
Them Before They Get You
Rick Mercier: You Don’t
Need Union, Son, ’Cause You Don’t Work Here Anymore
Bruce Cole: The Resignation
of a Local Democrat...Calling His Party to Account
Martin Woollacott: Marooned
on His Fantasy Island, Bush Stands Firm
Molly Ivins: W. Exercises
Hypocrisy
Norman Solomon: "Monomedia"
and the First Amendment
Derrick Jackson: Rethinking
the Pledge
Thursday, June 27
Ralph Nader: Reclaiming
Our Commons
Robert Jensen: Alternative
Futures: A Review of Defying Corporations, Defining Democracy
Mary McGrory: Bush's
Speech: Standing by His 'Man of Peace'
Dean Baker: First the
Hype, Now the Pain: Market's Fall Was Both Predictable and Predicted
Blaine Townsend: Proxy
Season: The Votes They Are A-Changin'
EJ Dionne, Jr: The States'
Rights Scam
Wednesday, June 26
Stephen Zunes: Bush's
Speech A Setback for Peace
Ira Chernus: Bush is
Irrelevant and Must Go
Robert Fisk: I Wonder
Why Bush Doesn't Let Sharon Run His Press Office
Derrick Jackson: How
to Wreck a Railroad
Jonathan Freedland: George
W's Bloody Folly: Bush's Fantasy Middle East Plan Will Strengthen Those Who Want
War, Not Peace
Stephanie Salter: Martha
Stewart's Prison Living
Rahul Mahajan: Arafat
Calls for Democratic Elections in the United States -- World Reaction is Mixed
Tuesday, June 25
Ali Abunimah: Bush's
Speech - A Vision of Permanent War
Arsalan Tariq Iftikhar: Bush's
Speech - An Interim Insult
Mokhiber/Weissman: Brokerman
Steve Chapman: No Reason
Behind Iraq Attack
James Carroll: Murder
By Suicide
Robert Scheer: It's
'Unpatriotic' to Say That Corrupt Business is Ruining Our Economy
Seth Sandronsky: What
Drove Up the US Stock Market?
Paul Krugman: The Reality
Thing
Monday, June 24
Heather Wokusch: Fear
and Loathing in The States
Jonathan Steele: The
West is Walking Away From Afghanistan - Again
Salim Muwakkil: Glenn
Loury: The Conversion of a Black Conservative
Sarah Shields: A Looking
Glass World
Kevin Martin: 'Strike
First': Invitation to Global Anarchy
Anthony Clark Arend/Douglas Shaw: US
on Risky Road if It Uses Nuclear Bluff
Friday, June 21
Norman Solomon: A Modest
Proposal for Media Reform
Mark Hertsgaard: The
Truth on Warming
Marty Jezer: September
11th: Conspiracy-itis
Felicity Arbuthnot: Hope's
Burial Ground: The Slide Show That Moved Cherie Booth Blair
Salim Hoss: America
Keeps Doing Israel's Bidding
Derrick Jackson: Amtrak
Is About To Be Run Over
John Nichols: Progressives
Ponder Presidential Politics
Tom Thompson: Drug War
Strategy Fatally Flawed
The Nation: War on Iraq
Is Wrong
Thursday, June 20
Edward Said: Arafat
is Only Interested in Saving Himself
Patt Morrison: Americans
Think They're Envy of the World
Simon Taylor: Corporate
Secrecy Oils the Wheels of Poverty
David Krieger: Unusual
Courage from 31 Members of Congress
Jacob Levich: Justice
for Robert Jackson: The War on Terror Is Not a Suicide Pact
Bob Herbert: Global
Warming: No Margin for Error
Hussein Ibish: 'Interim'
State Equals No State at All
David Clark: What a
Pity That Cherie Blair Isn't PM; She is Only Saying What Most of Us Think About
the Middle East
Wednesday, June 19
Scott Ritter: Behind
'Plot' on Hussein, a Secret Agenda
Stephanie Salter: Rebuilding
Afghanistan: Promises, Promises, Promises
John Nichols: Santa
Monica Mayor Mike Feinstein: One Mayor Who Recognizes the Problem
Leah Wells: Struggle
at Pictsweet Continues; Public Support of Boycott Sought
Jerome Richard: Settlers,
Terrorists and Starry Skies Above
Robert Kuttner: Privatizing
Social Security: A Third Rail for the GOP
Mark Weisbrot: What
Are They Doing to Argentina?
John Borowski: Disney
and Stossel Dance in the Gutter with 'Tampering with Nature'
Tuesday, June 18
Lee Drutman/Charlie Cray: It’s
Hammer Time for Corporate Tax Dodgers
Norman Solomon: A Creeping
Indifference and a Silent Hollowing Out
Richard Thieme: The
End of Something
Gina Kim: Seattle Man
Faces Fines, Prison After Taking Medicines to Iraq
Joseph Nevins: Time
to End a Fatal Way of Life Along the U.S-Mexico Boundary
Arsalan Iftikhar: The
New Berlin Wall
Thomas Walkom: War On
Terror Little To Do With Terror
Monday, June 17
Matthew Rothschild: On
Your Nuclear Mark, Get So, Go
Robert Jensen: Rhetoric
Distorts Realities: In Today's Bizarre Political Climate, A Relativist is Someone
Who Argues for Moral Consistency
Salim Muwakkil: Blacks,
Sports and Lingering Racial Stereotypes
David Wallis: Questions
for Ralph Nader: Give Them the Business
Jim Cullen: Democrats
and Greens Seem Intent on Re-Fighting the Last War Indefinitely
Sunday, June 16
William Galston: Why
a First Strike Will Surely Backfire
Linda McQuaig: Why Rich
Nations Are Cozying Up To Africa
Amartya Sen: Why Half
the Planet is Hungry
Joan Smith: GW Bush:
The Man is Stupid
Boston Globe: Bad Business
in Burma
Rupert Cornwell: A Dirty
Bomb from Pakistan? Or a Dirty Trick from Washington?
San Jose Mercury News: Activists
as Targets: The Lesson in Earth First Verdict:
Saturday, June 15
Theodore A. Postol: A
Hole in Our Missile Defense System
Bernie Sanders: Congress
Can No Longer Ignore Corporate Control of the Media
Leslie Brenner: Ashcroft's
Incompetence Begets Power
Julian Borger: Cracks
Show in Bush's White House; The President's Men Are At Odds With Themselves
Seth Sandronsky: The
Color of Foreshadowing
Christopher Brauchli: Windfall
for Executives, But Not for Shareholders
Friday, June 14
Paul Krugman: Plutocracy
and Politics
Norman Solomon: Three
Decades Later, Watergate Is A Cautionary Tale
Ralph Nader: A Corporate
State
Tom Turnipseed: The
Fear Factor to Promote War and Trample the Truth
Marty Jezer: Stalin
and Bush: The Politicization of Science
Jeff Milchen: Is This
Land Our Land? It's Time to Halt the Commodification of Public Lands
Brad Carlton: How Bush
Hit the 'Trifecta' on 9/11--and the Public Lost Big-Time
Sonia Shah: Globalizing
Clinical Research: Big Pharma Tries Out First World Drugs on Unsuspecting Third
World Patients
Thursday, June 13
Nadia Martinez/Mark Engler: Bankrolling
Enron's Global Exploitation
Rachel Giese: Few Scraps
for Poor at Food Summit
Cherie Booth: US Lets
Down World Justice
Mokhiber/Weissman: Stripping
Away Big Pharma's Figleaf
Arianna Huffington: Tyco
Chief's Art of Putting Himself First
Molly Ivins: GOP Get-Together
Best Little Joke in Texas
Mark Weisbrot: US Trade
Policy: "Do as We Say, Not as We Did"
Marian Wright Edelman: Congress
Must Act to Rescue Children Living in Poverty
Wednesday, June 12
Mark Morford: Just In
Time To Kill Any Sense of Hope and Progress, It's America's New "Attack First"
Policy
Robert Fisk: Mr Bush's
Titanic War on Terror Will Eventually Sink Beneath the Waves
Fran Shor: Dirty Bombs,
Blowback, and Imperial Projections
John Liechty: S is for
Sivilization
Harley Sorensen: Have
You Had Your Bush Outrage This Week?
Richard Gwyn: Tainted
Corporations Sing the Blues
Paul Foot: Is Capitalism
Sick?
Dan Cornwell: Militarizing
Space Would Lead to New Balance of Terror
Tuesday, June 11
Marcus Gee: Is Henry
Kissinger a War Criminal?
George Monbiot: Dangerous
Waters: By Shipping Plutonium Around the World, Britain is Courting Catastrophe
Leah Wells: Leaving
the ABM Treaty in the Dust
Robert C. Hinkley: Profits
vs. Public Interest
Claire Braz-Valentine: An
Open Letter to John Ashcroft, Attorney General of the United States
Robert Scheer: Arafat,
by Feeding on Martyrdom, Dooms His People
Sean Gonsalves: A Reminder
of the Power of Words
Monday, June 10
John Vidal: Time to
Come Clean on the Dirty Secret of Starvation
Molly Ivins: Cheney's
Mess Worth a Close Look
Bill C. Davis: Getting
Caught
Salim Muwakkil: Perverse
Incentives of Terrorism War
Robert Fisk: Afghanistan:
Gangsters, Murderers and Stooges Used to Endorse Bush's Vision of 'Democracy'
James Ingalls/Sonali Kolhatkar: What
Lies in Afghanistan's Future? Prospects for the Loya Jirga
Sunday, June 9
Rev. Charles Booker-Hirsch: Hypocrisy
Mars the War on Terror
Bruce Mulkey: Going
Largely Unnoticed, A Dramatic Shift in Our Culture is Underway
Tom Teepen: For Bush,
Denial Has Become Tool of Choice
Boulder Daily Camera: United
Spies of America
Pervez Hoodbhoy: India-Pakistan:
What, Us Worry?
Saturday, June 8
Schell, Forsberg & Cortright: End
the Nuclear Danger: An Urgent Call
Frida Berrigan: Eating
Grass and Contemplating Armageddon in South Asia
Norman Solomon: Nuclear
Weapons and Media Fog
Mary McGrory: We Face
Endless War Everywhere
Fergal Keane: The Danger
is That India and Pakistan Think They Could Survive a Nuclear War
Christopher Brauchli: Strange
Solutions from Ashcroft and Dynegy
Frank Rich: Department
of Homeland Insecurity
Seth Sandronsky: A Hoop
Dream?
Friday, June 7
Arianna Huffington: Analyze
This: Wall Street Gives Investors the Finger
Hanan Ashrawi: Reforming
From Within
Marc Cooper: Red Over
Green Party Moves
Brandon Keim:The Jihad
Against 'Jihad'
Ira Chernus: The Durable
Legacy of the Six Day War
Madison Capital Times: Arms
Control Legacy at Risk
Arsalan Tariq Iftikhar: Free
Kashmir From Occupation
Thursday, June 6
Bill McKibben: US Is
Icing Our Warming Report
Huck Gutman: A South
Asian Colloquy
Molly Ivins: Stupefying
Stance on Global Warming
Andrew Weil: Stop the
Federal War on Medical Marijuana
Laura Flanders: The
Risks of 'Protection': Panic Over Youthful Sexuality Endangers Kids
Tom Turnipseed: A Crisis
in Confidence in U. S. Leadership
Tina Empol: Trade is
a Feminist Issue
Bob Herbert: Bush's
EPA Report Was Called "US Climate Action Report-2002." It Should Have
Been Called the "Inaction Report"
Wednesday, June 5
Dave Zweifel: Cheney's
Money Has Roots in Evil
Arianna Huffington: Did
The Drug War Claim Another 3,056 Casualties On 9-11?
John Balzar: The Business
of America Is Out of Control
Robert Kuttner: Punishing
the Poor on Workfare
Lora Lumpe: Military
Training Programs: A Need for Oversight and Human Rights Courses
Mark Weisbrot: Spying
and Lying: the FBI's Dirty Secrets
Mike Ruppert: Response
to David Corn's 'The September 11 X-Files'
Tuesday, June 4
Michael Borucke/Oren Weinrib: The
Graduation Message We Won't Hear
William Evan/Francis Boyle: Call
an International Time-Out Over Kashmir
George Monbiot: Conflict
in Kashmir Could Vaporize Millions, But The World's 'Moral Leaders' Are Looking
Away
Martin Lee: Truth Serums
& Torture
Mokhiber/Weissman: Restorative
Justice for Corporate Crime
Robert Scheer: We've
Had Enough Witch Hunts: War on Terrorism Does Not Justify Racial Profiling
Monday, June 3
John Buell: Casting
Blame for September 11
Molly Ivins: Not All
of Us Were Fooled by Market's Shell Game
Wendy Kaminer: Drugs,
Terror, and Evictions
Jonathan Cook: Israel's
Unexploded Ordnance is Claiming More Victims
William Safire: J. Edgar
Mueller
Harley Sorensen: Heads-Up
To Ashcroft Proves Threat Was Known Before 9/11
Scott Laderman/Barry Riesch: Veterans
Wage Peace in Iraq
Sunday, June 2
Paul Hawken: On Corporate
Responsibility: A Ronald McDonald Fantasy
Arundhati Roy: Under
the Nuclear Shadow
Alec Dubro: Payback
Time
Tom Oliphant: FBI's
Shifting Versions on Missed 9/11 Warnings
Saturday, June 1
Norman Solomon: "War
on Terrorism" Winking at Nuclear Terror
Bernard Weiner: The
Bush 9/11 Scandal for Dummies
Fran Shor: Meanwhile,
Back in Afghanistan
Seth Sandronsky: Alienation
Nation
Christopher Brauchli: Merrill
Lynch Boldly Goes Beyond Arthur Andersen
Ted Rall: Meet the Press:
The Corruption of Journalism in Wartime
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