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What Michael Moore Misses About the Empire

Robert Jensen | CounterPunch | July 5, 2004

"I agree that Bush should be kicked out of the White House ... but I don't believe that will be meaningful unless there emerges in the United States a significant anti-empire movement. ... This doesn't mean voters can't judge one particular empire-building politician more dangerous than another. It doesn't mean we shouldn't sometimes make strategic choices to vote for one over the other. It simply means we should make such choices with eyes open and no illusions." [more]

'9/11' Heading to Theaters

John Horn | Los Angeles Times | June 2, 2004

"Michael Moore's documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11," will open in about 1,000 U.S. theaters June 25, and a trailer promoting the expedited release could hit the Internet by the end of this week." [more]

Iraq: The Moon Is Down, Again!

William Marina | Independent Institute: Center on Peace and Liberty | April 23, 2004

Part of the problem, a British officer said, is that Americans tend to see the Iraqis as “untermenschen,” the term for “sub-humans.” [more]

Singer Takes a Pop at Bush, Sharon

Alaa Shahine | Al Jazeera | April 5, 2004

"In the video, Abd al-Rahim sings against a backdrop of animated cartoons portraying Sharon as a bully whose acts backfire on him./ In one scene, he tries to bomb the world but the bomb explodes prematurely and tears his clothes off. Bush appears chopping up a cake and distributing the pieces among people, with a map of the Middle East in the background." [more]

Palestinians Passionate About Christ Film

STAFF | Al Jazeera | April 2, 2004

"Palestinian President Yasir Arafat watched a preview of the film at his West Bank headquarters earlier this month. Aides said he found the film 'moving.'" [more]

Gibson Film Breaks as the Prayers Stop

STAFF | Ekklesia | March 29, 2004

"The theology of the powers was in the spotlight today with the claim that "Spiritual forces” may have caused a projector to break down during one of the free screenings of The Passion Of The Christ laid on by a group of churches." [more]

The Postmodern Police State and the Battle for Public Space

Evan Greer | Phoenix | March 18, 2004

Activist and singer/songwriter Evan Greer explains how public spaces are being coopted for private interests and calls for a re-claimation of public space and social interactions. [more]

Nebraska Mayor Implements Shaving Ban

STAFF | Associated Press | March 9, 2004

"Along with the shaving ban, the mayor has proclaimed all men and women must dress in Western or historic clothing on Fridays beginning in May." [more]

The Grey Album Goes Gold

STAFF | P2PNet | February 25, 2004

"It all started when EMI began shouting the odds about DJ Danger Mouse's Grey Album, a mix compiled from Jay-Z's Black Album and The Beatles' White Album and which started showing up all over the Net, as well as offline." [more]

Afghan Aftermath: The Future of Film in Afghanistan

Dave Calhoun | Sight and Sound | February 1, 2004

"The situation today is starting to improve. There are now eight cinemas operating in Kabul, mostly showing Indian films. Afghan Film is slowly being re-equipped and some private companies are emerging from the dust of older firms such as Ariana Film and Kabul Film. New initiatives include a production company set up by Bollywood actor Hashmat Rahmini (known to audiences as Hashmat Khan), himself an Afghan." [more]

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