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November
2002
Saturday, November 30
Heather Wokusch: Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
Norman Solomon: If Commercial Radio Actually Trafficked in News
Boston Globe: Kissinger's Unfit Past
Christopher Brauchli: GOP Shows Compassion for Insurance Companies
John O'Farrell: Weapons of Mass Distraction
Friday, November 29
David Usborne: The Quiet American Way of Censorship
Marty Jezer: Kissinger Investigates? Investigate Kissinger
Paul Krugman: In Media Res
Seth Sandronsky: Don’t Take It On The GOP’s Faith
John Nichols: Give a Gift That Will Make a Difference
William Walker: Even Before the 'Moron' Flap, Canada was Petty in
US Eyes
Robert Fisk: Elusive Bin Laden Still Has the Global Reach to
Strike Terror at Will
Thursday, November 28
Molly Ivins: GOP Gifts: Payback Not Patriotism
David Corn: Kissinger's Back...As 9/11 Truth-Seeker for Bush
Ralph Nader: "Safety and Soundness of Financial Institutions"
Duncan Campbell: Sick of Poverty and Corruption, Latin America is
Turning Left
Wednesday, November 27
Randy Schubring: A Final Assignment from Prof. Wellstone
Katie Barlow: Courage Under Fire: Peace Activist Caoimhe Butterly
Was Shot by a Soldier - But She Still Won't Leave Jenin
Josh Ruebner/Rania Awwad: Arab-Jewish Cooperation in US Could Send a Powerful
Signal
Margie Burns: Bush Family Dipping Into Security Pie
Caroline Arnold: Can We Have A New Song of Thanksgiving?
Robert Reich: A Winning $700-Billion Balancing Act
George Galloway: In the Hands of the Three Witches: There Will Be
Only One Winner of an Iraqi War - Osama bin Laden
Tuesday,
November 26
James Carroll: The Unkept
Promise of Our Holiday
Pierre Tristam: Secrecy:
The Nation's Favored Fraud
Courtland Milloy: Democrats
Must Learn Lessons of Wrestler Wellstone
Akiva Eldar: Where is
Israel's Daniel Ellsberg?
Antonia Zerbisias: Canada
Caught in the CNN Crossfire
Sean Gonsalves: Economics
Ultimately is About Values
Paul Krugman: Every
Breath You Take
Ed Garvey: Progressive
Lawyers' Group is Spot of Good News
Robert Scheer: How the
Politicos Stole Christmas
Monday, November 25
Ira Chernus: The Invisible
Death of Iain Hook
Ros Coward: It's Now
Impossible to Argue That Miss World is Harmless Fun
Ruth Rosen: Prophetic
Students & Big Brother
John Liechty: The World
Watches, Waiting to See If the Genius of America is Essentially About Might or
About Right
Arianna Huffington: Why
Oil Sheiks Love A Good Hummer
Bob Herbert: Whose Hands
Are Dirty?
Salim Muwakkil: Looking
for Anti-Semitism Where It Isn't
Matt Zemek: What It
Means To Be a Wellstone Democrat
Sunday, November 24
Molly Ivins: Scary Times
in the USA
Eric Margolis: The New,
United Europe Asserts Its Independence
Adam Cohen: Hell Hath
No Fury Like a Conservative Who Is Victorious
Robert Jensen: President
Bush Plans an Unprecedented Shift of Almost Half of Government Jobs to Outside
Contractors
Jonathan Reingold: Note
to Bush: Stop Ignoring the Saudi Connection
Seth Sandronsky: A Tale
of Two Insurance Bills
Will Hutton: Capitalism
Must Put Its House in Order
William Arkin: The Military's
New War of Words
Peter Beilenson: Attack
Could Trigger World Health Crisis
Saturday, November 23
Joel McNally: The Bullying
of Free Speech
Christopher Brauchli: Iran-Contra
Mastermind Now Fighting Terrorism
Krista Foss: All I Want
for Christmas is a Bombed-Out Dollhouse
Frank Rich: Do We Have
to Call You Al?
Farai Chideya: Killing
Isn't Witnessed Just By War Heroes Anymore
Bruce Mulkey: Pork-Laden
Security Bill Not Best Way to Bring True Security
Friday, November 22
Arianna Huffington: D.C.
Mystery: Who Sucked The Life Out Of Nancy Pelosi?
Gregory Stephens: (Driving
Up) the Cost of Freedom
Ralph Nader: Predatory
Lending
Marc Cooper: Antiwar
Labor Pains
Derrick Jackson: Who's
Watching the Watchers?
Ramzi Kysia: Malnutrition
in Iraq - What the New UNICEF Study Shows
Adrian Hamilton: NATO
Suffers From a Terminal Illness, But No One Dares Kill It Off Just Yet
Thursday, November 21
Seumas Milne: The West
Isn't Just Losing the Fight Against Terrorism - It Is Fueling It Across the Globe
William Pfaff: Wrong
Fight Against Terrorism
Madison Capital Times: Homeland
Hypocrisy
Norman Solomon: Unilateral
Power -- By Any Other Name
Doug Thompson: Welcome
to the American Gestapo
Simon Tisdall: Missiles
R Us Takes On the World
Mark Weisbrot: Getting
the Most out of Homeland Security
Wednesday, November 20
David Corn: Pelosi's
First Dive: It Didn't Take Long
Bonnie Block: War OK?
Listen to Vets
William Hartung: The
Elections and the War
Brandon Keim: Biopharm
Roulette
Robert Kuttner: The
Rich-Poor Gap in Decent Preschools
Rob Morse: Fighting
Terror by Terrifying US Citizen
Tuesday, November 19
James Carroll: Toeing
the Fault Line of Fear
George Monbiot: The
Battle to Put a Corporate GM Padlock on Our Foodchain is Being Fought on the Net
Sean Gonsalves: The
Future of Peace: Let Students Know Non-Violence Works
Pierre Tristam: America's
Mythical Heartland
Arianna Huffington: The
A-B-Cs Of Crony Capitalism
Jeremy Brecher: Let's
Join, Not Fight, the Global Coalition Against War in Iraq
Molly Ivins: Osama is
Back, and No One Gives a Damn?
Philip Bereano: Engineered-Food
Claims Are Hard to Swallow
Monday, November 18
Chris Siebert: Domestic
Defense Must Be Radical and Utopian
Salim Muwakkil: McKinney
Loss Has Lessons for Democrats
Bill C. Davis: Selling
Hot Items
Elizabeth Broomfield: Sick
of Hearing 'Life Is Not Fair'
Robert Jensen: World's
Policeman or Bully?
Charles Sullivan: The
Boogie Man Is Coming
Harley Sorensen: Fascism
Comes On Little Cat Feet
Saturday, November 16
Deborah Morse-Kahn: Finally,
a Kaddish for Paul
Thom Hartmann: Goldwater's
Ghost in the Voting Machines?
Christopher Brauchli: International
Court a Foreign Idea to Bush
Jake Bergman/Julia Reynolds: The
Guns of Opa-Locka: How US Dealers Arm the World
Seth Sandronsky: In
US, Government Privatization Is Going Forward
Friday, November 15
Adrian Hamilton: We
Have Played Straight Into Bin Laden's Hands
Mark Weisbrot: Phase
Two of Bush’s War Plan Rumbles Ahead as World Leaders Ignore Anti-War Outcry
Ralph Nader: 'Never
Separate the Lives You Live from the Words You Speak'
Stephanie Gibson: The
Snipers: Revenge Run Amok
Rick Salutin: The New
Post-Imperial Imperialism
George Hunsinger: Before
the Shooting Starts: A Fabricated Case?
John Borowski: No Cheers
for PepsiCo and Their Corporate Scrooges
Arianna Huffington: The
Pollsters Can't Hear The Silent Majority
Thursday, November 14
Molly Ivins: When the
Weasels Sneak into the Henhouse
Margaret Krome: War
Ignores Life's Sacredness
Norman Solomon: Time
Capsule: Looking Backward at 2002
William Safire: You
Are a Suspect
Stephen Zunes: UN Resolution
Does Not Authorize US To Use Force Against Iraq
Mokhiber/Weissman: Why
Newsweek is Bad for Kids
Ruth Rosen: Attack on
Abortion
Wednesday, November 13
Courtland Milloy: A
Call to Arms By an Enemy of War Against Iraq
Fran Sepler: US Adopting
Bloodthirsty Ways of Our Enemies
Robert Fisk: Saddam's
Merry Dance Cannot Hide the Sad Inevitability of Events
Ed Garvey: Elections
Confirm Shift Toward Devout Plutocracy
Simon Tisdall: Tricked
and Bamboozled Into War: The West's Warlords Will Get Their Invasion, In Spite
of Global Opinion
Maria Elena Martinez/Joshua Karliner: Axis
of Oil and Iraq
Robert Kuttner: Bush's
War Drums Pay Off at Polls
Brett Dakin: 'The Quiet
American' Should Have a Voice
Tuesday, November 12
James Ridgeway: Attention,
Small-D Democrats: The Party's Over
George Monbiot: Far
From Handing Elections to the Right, Protest Votes Galvanize Major Parties Into
Action
Pierre Tristam: Deferral
by Default
Sean Gonsalves: Bombing
Dual-Use Targets?
Robert Scheer: Be Careful
What You Wish For
Antonia Zerbisias:
Journalists Face Injury and Death for the Truth
Harley Sorensen: Dems
Have Only Themselves To Blame
Monday, November 11
John Vidal: Florence
Builds a Bridge to a Brave New Social Paradise
Erwin Chemerinsky/Catherine Fisk: No
to a Far-Right Court: Use Filibusters
Jeremy Scahill: Trading
With The Enemy: Corporations Say They Will Continue To Do Business With Iraq
Arianna Huffington: President
Bush Asks NOT What You Can Do For Your Country
Bob Herbert: Behind
the Smile
Sunday, November 10
Will Hutton: A Dark
Week for Democracy
Eric Margolis: After
Iraq, Bush Will Attack His Real Target
Mark Twain: The War
Prayer
Stephen Zunes: Pelosi
Win Not A Progressive Victory
Caroline Arnold: Remote
Control War A Deadly Game
William Arkin: Building
a War: As Some Argue, Supply Lines Fill Up
Sasha Lilley: A New
Age of Empire in the Middle East, Courtesy of the US and UK
Paul Kennedy: A Republican
Electoral Victory Has Opened Up the Road to Iraq. But at What Price?
Charles Kupchan: It's
Up to EU to Check US Hubris
Saturday, November 9
Robert Fisk: George
Bush Crosses Rubicon - But What Lies Beyond?
Bill Moyers: Election
2002
Leah Wells: Unsolicited
Advice About the Future of Peacemaking
Frida Berrigan: War
by Remote Control?
Peter Phillips: Conspiracies,
Plots and Other Anti-Democratic Notions
Christopher Brauchli: Death
Penalty Has a True Friend in Ashcroft
Los Angeles Times: Bush
Administration's Chokehold on Knowledge
Friday, November 8
Paul Krugman: Into the
Wilderness
Zeynep Toufe: Urgent
Request to Blue Fairy: Please Turn These Children Into Stone
Kevin Martin/Simon van Steÿn: New
Group to Peddle War
Ralph Nader: The Mid-Term
Elections
Robert Fisk: Bush Fights
for Another Clean Shot in His War
Derrick Jackson: Democrats
Pay Price of Cowardice
John MacArthur: Democrats
Have Nobody to Blame But Themselves
Heather Wokusch: War
on Peace: Now is No Time for Complacency
Mark Weisbrot: Democrats
Could Try Telling the Truth
Thursday, November 7
Molly Ivins: Sharpen
Wits and Man the Battle Stations. No Time to Waste Feeling Sorry for Ourselves
Arianna Huffington: Bring
Me The Head Of Terry McAuliffe!
John Nichols: Nancy
Pelosi Fights to Lead the Democrats
Joy-Ann Lomena Reid: Screw
The Base:
Stephen Zunes: How the
Democrats Blew It
Norman Solomon: Long
Day's Journey After Election Night
Hugo Young: Where America
Has Elected to Go, No One Will Follow...
Wednesday, November 6
John Buell: Looking
to Paul Wellstone’s Legacy
Thom Hartmann: Time
to Remove the Bananas...and Return Our Republic to Democracy
Matthew Rothschild: The
Day After
Adrian Hamilton: It
Is Wrong To Be Judge, Jury and Executioner
Alexander Cockburn: Enough
with 'The Economy'. It's Your Lack of Conviction, Stupid!
Jules Witcover: Election
No Longer Mutes War Questions
Robert Kuttner: A Political
Winner's Curse Questions
The Independent: A Triumph
for Mr Bush, But We May All Bear the Cost of the Democrats' Failure
Pierre Tristam: Camp
Delta Does Godot
Tuesday, November 5
Arianna Huffington: Election
2002: Hold Your Nose, Vote, Then Fight For Reform
John Nichols: Election
2002: Mark Twain for Congress
James Carroll: The Purpose
of the War
Sean Gonsalves: Questions
About Weapons Inspections
Swanee Hunt: Women at
the Peace Table
Steve Chapman: Why Our
Friends Are Turning Against Us On Iraq
Matthew Engel: The US
Political System: Corrupt, Crass and Moribund
Robert Scheer: Playing
Population-Explosion Politics
Monday, November 4
Fedwa Wazwaz: Oprah
Used Her Program to Propagandize for War
Salim Muwakkil: The
Incarceration Epidemic: Homegrown Insecurity a Pressing Fact
Tom Schraw: On Wellstone:
When Your Conscience Dies
Jonathan Lange: Senator
Wellstone's Disciples Carry on His Work
César Chelala: World
Violence Against Women a Great Unspoken Pandemic
Steven Mikulan: Oct
26 Protests: Following the Flags in San Francisco
Sunday, November 3
Andrew Cockburn: Should
We Go to War Just Because We Can?
Elaine Scarry: A Nuclear
Double Standard
Jeremy Scahill: Live
from Basra: Iraq's Oil Belt Prepares for War
Christopher Brauchli: Can
You Believe George W. Bush? Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
Haroon Siddiqui: West's
Policies Miss the Mark
Robert Stein: The Missiles
of October, Then and Now
Bill Moyers: The Costs
of War
Ira Chernus: The National
Insecurity State
Friday, November 1
Mokhiber/Weissman: A
Day at the American Enterprise Institute
Thom Hartmann: Revealed:
Why Germans Oppose War in Iraq - French Fries
Paul Krugman: The Pitt
Principle
Charlotte Aldebron, Age 12:
Speech at October 26 Peace Rally
Rodolfo Acuña: Today's
Hawks Conveniently Avoided Combat
Derrick Jackson: The
Wild, Wild Bush Boyz
Daniel Schorr: Bush
and American Humble Pie
Mark Weisbrot: It's
a New Day, and Brazil Wants a New Deal
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