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September
2002
Monday,
September 30
Daoud Kuttab: A New
Intifada is Born: Increasing Numbers of Palestinians are Turning to Non-Violent
Protests
Kenneth Roth: International
Criminal Court: Resist Washington's Arm-Twisting
Jay Bookman: The President's Real Goal in Iraq
Zeynep Toufe: Theme
Song for 21st Century Famines: "We Own the World, We Ignore the Children"
Charles Sheehan-Miles: Who
Am I to Question the Commander-in-Chief?
Ted Kennedy: Eliminating
the Threat
Heather Wokusch: Toxic
Jihad: Our Hidden Bombs
Friday, September 27
Barbara Lee: Alternatives
to War
Seumas Milne: We Are
Sleepwalking Into a Reckless War of Aggression
Derrick Jackson: A Replay
of Vietnam in Iraq?
Marty Jezer: For the
Democrats: A Defining Moment
Anita Roddick: How I
Became a Target for America's Zealots
Mokhiber/Weissman: 10
(More) Reasons to Protest the IMF and World Bank; Come to DC on Saturday, September
28
Hubert Locke: Even Friends
Abroad Decry America's Arrogance
Thursday, September 26
Molly Ivins: Mr. Bush,
Stop the Insanity
Ira Chernus: New Bush
Policy: WE Hate THEIR Freedoms
Andrew Murray: War Calls
for Direct Action
Ron Martz: Gulf War
Vets Hope Errors Not Repeated
Robert Fisk: Water War
Looms as Israel Tells Lebanon to Halt River Works
Norman Solomon: Spinning
Media Gears for a Faraway War
Sheryl McCarthy: Bush
Should Just Be Honest About This War
Dennis Hans: Chicken-Hawk
Pundits Can Peck Path to U.S.-Saddam Rapprochement
Wednesday, September 25
Robert Kuttner: Gore's
Surprising Act of Leadership Against Iraq War
Robert Fisk: The Dishonesty
of This So-Called Dossier
Irene Khan: Iraq II:
Who Cares About the People?
Norman Solomon: Determined
Journalism Can Challenge Injustice
Martin Kettle: Mentioning
the War: The German Minister Who Likened Bush to Hitler was Sacked. So What Will
Happen to Al Gore?
Paul Knox: Bush's Big-Stick
Folly
Arlene Zarembka: Abiding
by the Rule of Law
Robert Weissman: The
Enron of the Developing World
Martha Davis : US Should
Join the World in Defining Women's Rights
Tuesday, September 24
Bill C Davis: A Failure
of Imagination
Frida Berrigan: 9-11
Now and Then
James Laxer: The Day
the Empire Struck Back
Sean Gonsalves: US was
a Key Supplier to Saddam
Larry Weiss: War is
a Lousy Way to Win an Election
Arianna Huffington: Campaign
2002: Send In The Populists
Tom Brazaitis: US Should
Concede Defeat in the War on Drugs
Monday, September 23
Salim Muwakkil: War
Talk Helps Bush, Imperils Our Future
Kathryn Casa: Just Say
No
Harvey Wasserman: Credibility
Meltdown: The NRC’s Failure to Deal with Davis-Besse May Point to the End
of Nuke Power
Peter Kilfoyle: Defending
Ourselves: Only a United Europe Can Counterbalance an Increasingly Paranoid and
Hawkish America
Katharine Viner: Feminism
as Imperialism: George Bush is Not the First Empire-Builder to Wage War in the
Name of Women
Lynn Landes: Election
Night Projections - Cover For Vote Rigging Since 1964?
Jules Witcover: Congress
Should Remember Lessons of Tonkin
Sunday, September 22
Maureen Dowd: Culture
War With B-2's
Courtland Milloy: For
a Person Or a Nation, The Wrong Code
Molly Ivins: Bush Moves
Iraq Goalposts All Over
Ken Loach: Marching
Off to Peace: London Readies for Next Saturday's Anti-War Demonstration
Eric Margolis: That
Tricky Saddam Still Sets the Agenda
Thom Hartmann: Dismantling
Democracy: What's Behind the Magic Trick of War?
Saturday, September 21
Christopher Brauchli: Unhealthy
Weapons in the War on Drugs
Amy Pagnozzi: Peace
Worker Goes Where Bombs Fall
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Reject
President's War Resolutions
Dennis Rahkonen: Welcome
to 1984: Bush's Declaration of World Domination
Christopher Krohn: Why
I'm Fighting Federal Drug Laws From City Hall
Friday, September 20
Mark Twain: Victory
of the Loud Little Handful
Ralph Nader: The Ultimate
Downfall of the Corporate Globalizers May Be That They Know No Limits
Matthew Miller: War
with Iraq, The Ultimate Wedge Issue
Arianna Huffington: It's
Gut Check Time For Corporate America
Mokhiber/Weissman: The
Bush Victory in Iraq
Rob Sullivan: It's the
War, Stupid
Michael Klare: Oiling
the Wheels of War
Derrick Jackson: Voting
for Democracy
Joanne Baker: Weapons
of Silent Mass Destruction
Thursday, September 19
Norman Solomon: Baghdad, Autumn 2002: City of Doom
Antonia Zerbisias: Protesters Get Short Shrift in Post-9/11 America
Philip Weiss: Holy or Unholy, Jews and Right in an Alliance
Thomas Friedman: The Iraq Debate is Upside Down
Kathleen O'Connor: Balancing the Budget on the Voiceless, the Sick
Acel Moore: Raising Questions About War
Sheryl McCarthy: U.S.'s Rape of the Indians Continues Still Today
Wednesday, September 18
Richard Gwyn: An Iron-Fisted Foreign Policy:
Madison Capital Times: Bribing Our Way to War
Robert Fisk: President Bush Wants War, Not Justice - And He'll Soon Find Another
Excuse For It
Marwan Bishara: Waging War Seldom Leads to Lasting Peace
Robert Scheer: Curses! Dubya Gets Foiled Again
Simon Tisdall: Saddam's Concessions Will Never Be Enough for the US
Robert Kuttner: Bush Wins, Loses on Iraq
John Nichols: USA Patriot Act Needs Dismantling
John Liechty: The Ways of Uncle
Tuesday, September 17
Hank Perritt: My Party Must Say No to War
James Carroll: Keeping Faith in Our Doubts
Kimon Valaskakis: Might Makes Right? Wrong
Tom Turnipseed: International Criminals
Arianna Huffington: A Crack House Divided
Sean Gonsalves: Bush Fails to Make Case for War
Thomas Walkom: Bush Now Has To Refuse To Take Yes For An Answer
Haifa Zangana: Bombs Will Deepen Iraq's Nightmare
Paul Krugman: Cronies in Arms
Independent/UK: In An Age of Global Terror, The Nuclear Industry is Unsafe - At Any
Price
Sean Sandronsky: In U.S., Extended Joblessness Grows
Monday, September 16
Gary Younge: Action Can Stop the War:
Lynn Landes: Elections In America - Assume Crooks Are In Control
Beerman/Lawson/Hathout/Regas: Men of God, Warriors for Peace, Enemies of War
John Quigley: Attack Would Breed More Terrorists
Guardian/UK: Oiling the Wheels of War: Iraq Campaign May Spark Global Recession
Joan Bertin: Now They Check the Books You Read
Sunday, September 15
Ellen Goodman: It's Time for the US to Join the United Nations
Linda McQuaig: Media Frenzy Feeds US Delusions Over Attack
Robert Fisk: America's Case for War is Built on Blindness, Hypocrisy and Lies
Stephen Zunes: Bush's United Nations Speech Unconvincing
Eric Margolis: Saddam's Nukes are a Western Myth
Heather Wokusch: Return of the DICKS! (Awarding Our Warmongering Leaders)
Friday, September 13
Robert Jensen/Rahul Mahajan: Bush at the U.N.: 'Diplomacy' in the Age of the American Empire
Anonymous Gulf War Veteran: Ten Reasons Why Many Gulf War Veterans Oppose Re-Invading Iraq
Aimee Liu: You Will Fly the Flag, and You Will Like It
Robert Fisk: The Mantra That Means This Time It's Serious
Harvey Wasserman: Bush's 9/11 Reichstag Fire
Polly Toynbee: The Last
Emperor: One Thing Was Made Crystal Clear Yesterday: There Is No Other Authority
Than America
Molly Ivins: Credit-Card
Companies Manipulate Congress
Thursday, September 12
Antonia Zerbisias: CNN's
Hatchet Job on Scott Ritter
Sheryl McCarthy: Don't
Turn These Mourners' Sorrow Into a War Cry
Molly Ivins: A Long
Way to Go on Corporate Reform
Zeynep Toufe: Clash
Within a Civilization: America’s War Against its Better Self
Mark Weisbrot: The Cost
of War
Lynn Landes: Americans...
Leading the Way... Destroying The Planet. What's The World To Do?
Milton Viorst: Imagining
the Worst-Case Scenario in Iraq
Martin Kettle: Blair
May Be First Buddy, But It's Time He Faced the Facts
Wednesday, September 11
Rep. Dennis Kucinich: Architects
of New Worlds
Mark Hertsgaard: Why
We Still Don't Get It, One Year On
Peaceful Tomorrows: One
Year Later: September Eleventh 2002 Statement
Bruce Ramsey: Let's
Pick Fights, Enemies with Prudence
William Pfaff: Geopolitics
Have Changed for the Worse: The Temptation of Hegemony
Laurie King-Irani: The
Hijackings are Still in Progress. Let's Roll
Jules Witcover: Fresh
Eyes See America Adrift
Pico Iyer: Turning a
Page in History
Tuesday, September 10
Pierre Tristam: Sept.
11 Ceremonies Slight Truths of the Tragedy
Laura Flanders: Some
of Us Did Not Die
Bill C Davis: 16 Acres
And A Fuel
William Hartung: As
Terror War Expands, Failures Multiply
Scott Ritter: Cheney's
Warped Perspective on the Need to Attack Iraq
Sean Gonsalves: Look
for Hope in 9/11 Observances
James Carroll: Looking
War in the Face
Robert Fisk: Bush is
Intent on Painting Allies and Enemies in the Middle East as Evil
Monday, September 9
Robert Jensen: There's
Still Time for Americans to Stop Insanity
Salim Muwakkil: The
Blinding Gauze of Sentimentality
Noam Chomsky: Drain
the Swamp and There Will Be No More Mosquitoes
Ramzi Kysia: Calling
9-11: America and Iraq
Mike Zmolek: Ignore
the Distractions: Bush Means War
William Raspberry: Our
Insane Focus on Iraq
Jim Wallis: Ground Sacred
to Reconstruction
Sunday, September 8
Ariel Dorfman: An Open
Letter to America
Stephanie Salter: A
Last, Best Hope for America: Realism
Rita Corriel: My Rosh
Hashana (Jewish New Year) Offering
Paul Rogat Loeb: Invisible
Casualties
New York Times: An Uncertain
Trumpet
Chris Bohjalian: Sept
11: Talking Then, Talking Now
Peter Beaumont: Why
'Blowback' is the Hidden Danger of War
Eric Margolis: Uncertainties
Abound in Pinpointing the Real Enemy
Rob Morse: I Scream,
You Scream, Bush Screams for Ice Cream
Saturday, September 7
Fergal Keane: President
Bush Will Have to Shock the American People into War
Christopher Brauchli: Bush,
Musharraf are Disturbingly Similar
George Fisher: Power
Over Principle
David Krieger: Looking
Back on September 11th
R. Scott Moxley: Rogue
Statesman: Congressman Dana Rohrabacher
Friday, September 6
Tom Regan: When Contemplating
War, Beware of Babies in Incubators
Mark Morford: Dick Cheney,
American Warmonger
John Nichols: Standing
Up for Dissent
Caroline Arnold: Entrusting
the World to Supermen
H.D.S. Greenway: America
as Lone Ranger
Arianna Huffington: Trickle
Down Trickles Up Again
Mokhiber/Weissman: Advertise
This!
Derrick Jackson: Powell's
Oil Quest
AL Kennedy: Bomb the
Lot of Them
Thursday, September 5
Jimmy Carter: The Troubling
New Face of America
Antonia Zerbisias: Sept.
11 Recalled: Too Much Who, Not Much Why
Geoffrey Lean: Earth
Summit: Colin Powell's Barracking Reveals Delegates' Fury and Frustration
Norman Solomon: The
Powell Trap: Easing Us Into War
Molly Ivins: Now That's
Class Warfare
Mo Mowlam: The Real
Goal is the Seizure of Saudi Oil
David Wildman: Attack
Iraq? At The Kerry Demonstration
Margaret Krome: No Rosy
Future in Sight
Wednesday, September 4
Howard Zinn: Looking
Back To See The Challenge Ahead
Molly Ivins: Cheney-Linked
Nonsense: VP Boosted Saddam
Jean McElhaney: Take
Path of Active Nonviolence in Response to 9-11
Mokhiber/Weissman: Thirsty
for Justice
Bruce Cole: The Limits
of Denial
Ross Baker: Bush, Others
Exploit Sept. 11 to Peril Nation
Tuesday, September 3
Sean Gonsalves: War
on Terrorism Has Oily Undercurrent
Robert Scheer: Dick
Cheney's Nightmare of Peace
Lily Moretti: Let's
Learn the Truth Before We Fight This Time
John Liechty: Weighing
Our Options
George Monbiot: Trouble
in the Pipeline: The Corporate Promises Being Made at the Earth Summit Are Likely
to Prove Hollow
Boston Globe: Mary Robinson:
Human Rights Crusader
Miriam Pemberton: Another
Gulf War Threatens to Throw the World Into a Recession
Norman Solomon: What
If We Didn't Need Labor Day?
Robert Jensen: Rape
is 'Normal'
Monday, September 2
Martin Kettle: Relax,
the Republicans' Days are Numbered
Molly Ivins: Corporations
Bold with Balderdash
Mark Gubrud: Naked Aggression
or Fig Leaf? Making Sense of the Iraq Situation
Lynn Landes: West Nile
Virus - A Manufactured Crisis
Jeremy Rifkin: A Hydrogen
Economy: The Power to Change the World
Bob Herbert: Secrecy
Is Our Enemy
William Pfaff: Too Much
Secrecy: Governments Don't Like to be Accountable
Salim Muwakkil: Why
is Prison Becoming the Norm for Black Males?
Sunday, September 1
Karen Alter: War on
Iraq: Fast-Forward to 2012
Tristram Hunt: GW Bush:
A Puritan on the Warpath
Felicity Arbuthnot: Iraq's
Slide From the Impossible to the Apocalyptic
Scott Ritter: Is a Domestic
Political Agenda Driving War With Iraq?
Haroon Siddiqui: Bush
Resorts to Rogue Tactics
Dilip Hiro: Headlong
into the Clash of Civilizations
Heather Wokusch: Praying
for Armageddon
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