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October
2002
Thursday,
October 31
Bill C. Davis: As If
It Matters
David Corn: Why the
Anti-War Movement Should Steer Clear of International ANSWER
Ruth Rosen: Secrets
and Lies
Ralph Nader: Open Letter
to the Democratic Party
Matthew Miller: If He
Was 'Too Liberal,' We Should Be Embarrassed
Mark Weisbrot: Election-Year
Politics and the Road to War
Lee Drutman: Still Needed:
Corporate Reform
William Pfaff: The Never-Ending
War on Terror
Wednesday, October 30
Paul Foot: The People
Must Protest
Jon Carroll: Lies, Damned
Lies and Ongoing Dread
Boulder Daily Camera: Voices
of Protest: Anti-War Demonstrations Reflect a Wider Unease
Robert Kuttner: Democrats
Aren't Seizing the Moment
Tuesday, October 29
James Carroll: Wanton
Cruelty
John Nichols: Bob Dylan,
Dick Cheney and Paul Wellstone
Pam Costain: A Guy Who
Made Us Believe in Politics and Politicians
Norman Solomon: Branding
New and Improved Wars
Robert Scheer: War Hero
McGovern Still Stands for the Courage to Fight for Peace
Molly Ivins: This Country,
This System, This Election: All Fixable, and It's Up to You
Sean Gonsalves: Military
Training and Violence
Paul Krugman: For the
People
William Greider: Change
the Leadership
Monday, October 28
Harvey Wasserman: Replacing
the Irreplaceable Paul Wellstone
Heather Wokusch: Terrorist
Training, American Style
Susan Goering: Citizens
Must Fight Attacks on Our Rights
Andrew Manis: Memo to
the Peace Movement
John MacArthur: Sounds
Fishy, Mr. President: To Drum Up Rage Against Iraq, Bush Senior and Junior Have
Been Known to Tell Tall Tales
Robert Jensen: Bush's
Lies and Simple Truths
Salim Muwakkil: Michael
Moore's Comic Relief on America's Affair With Guns
Seth Sandronsky: Is
The World Over A Barrel?
Diane Carman: Protest
Provides Echoes of Vietnam
William Arkin: The Secret
War: The Defense Department is Dramatically Expanding Its 'Black World' of Covert
Operations
Saturday, October 26
John Nichols: Paul Wellstone,
1944-2002: An Appreciation
Jillian Jonas: Wellstone
- Man of the People
Geov Parrish: The Lost
Heart: Life is Short -- Be for Something
Matthew Rothschild: A
Eulogy: Wellstone, Unabashed Liberal
Bill Holm: A Liberal
With a Wrestler's Stance
William Pfaff: America's
Global Hegemony: No One Elected Bush to Attack Iraq
Bruce Mulkey: Take Responsibility,
Take Action and Help Change the World
Christopher Brauchli: Here's
an Idea: Fight Terrorism by Saving Lives
Friday, October 25
Dennis Rahkonen: Paul
Wellstone Lives!
Arianna Huffington: Paul
Wellstone: America Loses A Bold Leader
Jeremy Rifkin: Is Big
Oil Lubricating War Drive?
Noelle Damico: The Voices
of Conscience Must Be Heard on Iraq
Hubert Locke: Bush White
House Shows No Respect for 'Opinions of Mankind'
Molly Ivins: The Red
Queen Program
Thom Hartmann: Madison’s
Ghost on The Intoxicated Presidency – and its Corporate Support Group
Paul Krugman: Dead Parrot
Society
Michelle Ciarrocca: The
United States and North Korea: Few Kind Words, Lots of 'Guns'
Duncan Campbell: The
Other Side of America
Thursday, October 24
Jeremy Scahill: Extra!
Extra! Dozens Protest in Iraq
Norman Solomon: Sniping
Frenzy Bumps Off Politics
Antonia Zerbisias: Shooting
Messenger Diminishes Truth
Marty Jezer: Protest
is Patriotic
Sam Smith: Whose Left
is It Anyway?
Boulder Daily Camera: Muddy
Road to War: Bush's Statements on Iraq Remain Confusing
Wednesday, October 23
Giles Fraser: Never
Trust a Christian Cowboy
Peter Smith: 'We' and
War
Lynn Landes: Pharmaceuticals,
Pesticides, and Radiation Cause Breast Cancer... While Wealthy Non-Profits and
Feds Protect Industry
Harvey Wasserman: The
Imminent Death of American Democracy, Starting in Missouri
Lawrence Pintak: Bush,
Bali & the Beirut Connection: Deja vu All Over Again
Robert Kuttner: War
Protests, Then and Now
Daniel Ellsberg: The
Shame of the Politicians
Tuesday, October 22
Pierre Tristam: The
Art of Distorting a Sniper's Mayhem
Felicity Arbuthnot: Iraq
Is On the Mend: Will It Be Allowed to Slowly Recover and Convalesce, or Will the
Life Support Machine Be Switched Off?
Paul Krugman: It's Back
to Business - Insider Business - As Usual
Harry Wolf: Don't Worry,
Osama, You'll Get Your War
Arianna Huffington: This
Is Oil -- This Is a No-Brainer on Oil
Alan Gilbert: Condoleezza
Rice and the President Have Lost Their Way
Patricia Zimmermann: Blasting
War
Robert Scheer: White
House Spins Out on an Axis of Evil
Monday, October 21
Bob Keeler: US Loses
Moral Ground on Land Mine Ban
Miriam Pemberton: War
Fever Weakens Ailing Economy
Brian Halweil/Bob Scowcroft: Organic
Foods' New Day
John Liechty: Trust
Your Nose
Salim Muwakkil: Fooled
by Stereotypes of Superpredators
Geov Parrish: The Empire's
Soft Underbelly: Before Bush Plays Wargames, He Should Look at the Most Recent
Wargames Results
John Borowski: Commercialism
in a Can
Robert Rotberg: Why
Stop with Iraq? It Seems Only Resource-Rich States are Subject to US Policing
Sunday, October 20
Ed Vulliamy: Dissent
is Coming From All Quarters - Even in Bush's Own Church
Maureen Dowd: The Soufflé
Doctrine
Robert Jensen: Citizens
as Soldiers, Citizens as Prey
Leah Wells: U.S., Iraqi
Students Exchange Letters of Peace
Eric Margolis: West
Overestimates al-Qaida's Reach
Stephen Privett: On
Going to War: Moral Reflections on an Impending War
Dick Meyer: Homeland
Security Dept. R.I.P.!
Saturday, October 19
Mokhiber/Weissman: Bowling
for Baghdad
Alan Morse: Add Me to
Your Lists, Mr Bush
Diana Abu-Jaber: Notes
on War and Peace
Tamim Ansary: A War
Won't End Terrorism
Rev. Jan Linn et al: Falwell
and His 'Christian Right' Have It Wrong
Tom Turnipseed: October
Surprises
Mark Shields: The Paul
Douglas Brigade
Friday, October 18
William Hartung: Proliferation,
Not Iraq, Is the Issue
Norman Solomon: Polls
-- When Measuring Is Manipulating
Anthony Aman: Pax Americana?
Paul Krugman: Springtime
for Hitler
Mike Thomas: A Parent
Asks: Why Was Jeb Not at Noelle's Hearing?
Stephen Zunes: Carter's
Less-Known Legacy
Tom Teepen: Christian
Right Too Eager for Armageddon
Thursday, October 17
James Carroll: Threshold
of a New Era
Woody Harrelson: I'm
an American Tired of American Lies
Leah Wells: The Silent
War: Iraq’s Women and Children are Casualties Amid Economic Sanctions
Molly Ivins: Carter's
Nobel and a Low for Trash-Talkin'
Floyd McKay: Asian Nations
Don't Want to Live in Fear...of US
Margaret Krome: Viet
Vet Still Struggles with Aftermath of War
Mary McGrory: Mistaken
Patriots
Seth Sandronsky: National
Security and Economic Insecurity
Mark Weisbrot: Venezuelan
Democracy Under Siege
Wednesday, October 16
Paul Rogat Loeb: Making
Our Voice Heard: Hope for the Peace Movement Even After the Congressional Vote
Heather Wokusch: Killing
the Political Animal: CIA Psychological Operations and Us
Huck Gutman: Abracadabra,
Why Iraq! Because of Economic Decline in Bush Country
Ramzi Kysia: The Iraq
Peace Team - 'Good' Americans in Iraq
Pierre Tristam: To War
With Speed of Demons and Lie of 'Liberation' on the Lips
Helen Thomas: Don't
Give Bush Imperial Presidency
Robert Kuttner: A More
Effective Ultimatum to Iraq
Maggie Downs: A Little
Girl Taught Us a Lesson About Peace: Have We Forgotten It?
Tuesday, October 15
Jeremy Scahill: Bush
Corleone: "Saddam Hussein Sleeps With the Fishes"
Susan Thistlethwaite: 'Just
War' or Is It Just a War?
Jonathan Freedland: Bali
Proves That America's War on Terror Isn't Working
Paul Krugman: Still
Living Dangerously
Robert Steinback: Dissenting
Still a Right
Monday, October 14
Salim Muwakkil: Get
Ready for Bleak Life During Wartime
Jules Witcover: Democrats
Display Weakness by Bowing to Bush
Antonia Zerbisias: Tail
Wags the Dog, Rolls It Over: U.S. Media March to Beat of White House War Drum
Holly Burkhalter : POW
Atrocities: An Ugly Lesson
Robert Fisk: This Crime
Proves None of Us Are Safe - And Britons May Well Be the Next Targets
Friday, October 11
Thom Hartmann: The Dinosaur
War – To Protect Corporate Profits
Danaher, Lewis & Mark: The
Folly of Pre-emptive War
Liza Featherstone: Peace
Gets a Chance
Eli Beckerman: An Open
Letter To Robert Byrd
Devin Nordberg: Critics
of Bush and Cheney May Be Too Generous
Nicholas Kristof: Revolving-Door
Monsters
Mike Klein: Does US
Want to be Branded as a Rogue State?
Thursday, October 10
Jill Raymond: Let New
American Dream End Our Listless Slumber
Jeremy Rifkin: The US
Must Follow Europe's Lead and Turn Its Back on Oil
Sheryl McCarthy: Congress
Wraps in Flag, Turns Back on Country
Norman Solomon: Democrats
Playing Catch-Up in Media War
John Buell: Onward Christian
Soldiers: The March to War
Wayne Grytting: Iraq
and the Boys Who Cried "Wolf"
David Corn: CIA Intelligence
Refutes Bush's War Rhetoric
Helen Caldicott: Medical
Consequences of Attacking Iraq
Ralph Nader: Whirlwind
Wheelchair International
Wednesday, October 9
Harvey Wasserman: In
the 2002 Election, The Issue is Unchecked Power
Institute for Public Accuracy: Detailed
Analysis of October 7 Speech by Bush on Iraq
Huck Gutman: America’s
New Policy of Preemption, and the World Economy
Robert Fisk: What the
US President Wants Us To Forget
Peggy Orenstein: Marketing
Hypocrisy and Breast Cancer
Richard Norton-Taylor: This
Marks the Death of Deterrence
Molly Ivins: Surprise!
Real Corporate Reform Isn't Happening
US Senator Robert Byrd: War
Debate: We are Giving to the President of the United States a Blank Check
Robert Kuttner: What
Will War Do To The Economy?
John Nichols: Robert
Byrd Chastises White House, Democrats...
Tuesday, October 8
Robert Jensen: Bush's
Leaps of Illogic Don't Answer People's Questions About War
Robert Scheer: Truth
on Iraq Seeps Through
Michael Klare: Beware
Perilous Chain Reaction
Loraine Kohorn:
The President Resorts to Telemarketing
James Carroll: Sen.
Ted Kennedy: Antiwar Then, Antiwar Now
Alexander Hooke: If
We Back War, Where's the Enlistment?
George Monbiot: Inspection
as Invasion: The US Has Been Seeking to Prevent a Resolution of the Iraq Crisis
for the Past Eight Years
Arianna Huffington: Why
Is No One Talking About Casualties?
Monday, October 7
Salim Muwakkil: Foes
of Policy on Iraq Finally Coming to Life
John MacArthur: Why
Wish This On Anyone? US Leaders Might Not Be So Hot for War If They'd Lived Through
It
Scott Ritter: Help Us
to Stop the War: As a US Republican, I Reject George Bush's Illegal and Unconstitutional
Plan to Attack Iraq
William Pfaff: Anti-Americanism
in Europe: The Bush Response Only Aggravates the Problem
Rahul Mahajan: The Other
"Good War:" Afghanistan One Year Later
Friday, October 4
Matthew Levinger: US
Invasion of Iraq Would Play Into Bin Laden's Hands
Hartung, Berrigan & Ciarrocca: Operation
Endless Deployment
Martin Woollacott: The
Debate About Iraq is Phony - The Decision Has Been Made
Nicholas Kristof: The
Stones of Baghdad
Marty Jezer: The Wrong
and Right Side of History
Robert Fisk: NATO Used
the Same Old Trick When It Made Milosevic an Offer He Could Only Refuse
Bruce Cole: The Hinges
of History
Thursday, October 3
David Corn: Now, It's
Gephardt's War, Too
St Louis Post-Dispatch: Gephardt
Caves
Molly Ivins: Perils
of Capitalism? Think Water Distribution
Norman Solomon: Drown
Out Drums of War with the Sound of Dialogue
Paul Findley: Don't
Give Bush War Powers
Joe Klein: Democrats
Can't Duck This Fundamental Shift in Policy
Ralph Nader: Holding
Political Candidates' Feet to the Fire on Corporate Crime
Haroon Siddiqui: Roadblocks
Slow Bush Juggernaut
Wednesday, October 2
Derrick Jackson: No
Faith in Bush's War on Iraq
Michelle Kinnucan: An
Open Letter to the United Nations Security Council
Mark Engler: From the
Quarantine Against Greed: Outside the 2002 Annual Meetings of the IMF/World Bank
in Washington, DC
Rick Stahlhut: Considering
Motives for Gulf War II
Robert Kuttner: Janitors
Flex Their Muscle
Madison Capital Times: Wisconsin
Votes 'No!' to War
Joseph Stiglitz: White
House Economic Policies Are Bankrupt
Tuesday, October 1
Robert Scheer: The Sun
Can't Set on This Empire Too Soon
Antonia Zerbisias: American
Media Keep the Liberals Invisible
Victoria Mares-Hershey: Hawaii's
Patsy Mink Was Brave and Bold
Sean Gonsalves: We Are
Not All Guilty. But We Are All Responsible
James Carroll: The President's
Nuclear Threat
Matthew Engel: Supremes
Set to Convene: A Law Unto Themselves
Robert Fisk: Roll Call
of 322 Children Killed in the Intifada
Arianna Huffington: The
White House On Iraq: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Proof!...
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