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Coming in 2005: Revolution

Kalle Lasn | Adbusters | January 1, 2005

"Today, as in the years leading up to the Russian and French revolutions, the eruptions of ‘68, and the fall of the Soviet Empire, the economic and political pressures are building up to boiling point." [more]

Analysis: The potential for nonviolence in Palestine

Ghassan al-Khatib, Yosi Alpher, Sami Awad, Dani Rothschild | Bitter Lemons | December 6, 2004

"The Palestinian nonviolent movement is as old as the Palestinian liberation movement itself. As far back as the 1930s, Palestinians engaged in nonviolent protests and demonstrations against the British Mandate authorities. This form of protest peaked with the breakout of the 1987 intifada." [more]

Transcript: Bin Ladin's Former 'Bodyguard' Interviewed on Al-Qa'ida Strategies

STAFF | World News Connection | August 3, 2004

"Abu-Jandal is educated and open-minded. He has the power of persuasion. The security and military sense that he trained on while in Al-Qa'ida in Afghanistan still dominates him. He had a key role in the organization and was trusted by Usama Bin Ladin." [more]

Bush Using Drugs to Control Depression, Erratic Behavior

Teresa Hampton | Capitol Hill Blue | July 28, 2004

"While Col. Tubb regularly releases a synopsis of the President’s annual physical, details of the President’s health and any drugs or treatment he may receive are not public record and are guarded zealously by the secretive cadre of aides that surround the President." [more]

Turkey, Drugs, Faustian Alliances & Sibel Edmonds

John Stanton | Cryptome | June 28, 2004

"The Middle East Report concluded in 1998 that probably the greatest strategic move in the Clinton post-Cold War years is what could be called "The Ankara Pact" -- an alliance between the U.S., Turkey, and Israel that essentially circumvents and bottles up the Arab countries. Earlier in 1997, Turkish Prime Minister Yilmaz visited with Bill Clinton to ensure him that Turkey would attempt to improve its human rights record by slaughtering less Kurds, but also mentioned that if the US pushed too hard on that subject or if the US Congress adopted an Armenian Genocide Resolution, Turkey might award a billion dollar contract for attack helicopters to a Europe or maybe even Russia." [more]

Sex Pros Get Ready For Party, RNC

Jose Martinez | New York Daily News | June 28, 2004

"Clubs have started booking private parties for delegates anxious to ogle topless beauties after a day of watching fully clothed politicians boast about family values." [more]

European Socialists Object to Portuguese PM for Top EU Job

Staff | EUbusiness | June 27, 2004

"The Party of European Socialists (PES) said the new chief of the European Union executive should not automatically be drawn from the ranks of the centre-right, which returned this month as the biggest bloc in the EU assembly." [more]

Al-Qaeda's Thumbs Up for Bush

Craig B Hulet | Asia Times | June 24, 2004

"A new book by an author going by the name Anonymous (a senior US intelligence official), contains an outright and strong condemnation of America's counter-terrorism policy [...] The book, due out in the first week of July, titled Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror, dismisses two of the most frequent boasts of the Bush administration: that bin Laden and al-Qaeda are 'on the run' and that the Iraq invasion has made America safer." [more]

Demonstrators Protest U.S. Policies on AIDS

Terry Leonard | Associated Press | June 24, 2004

"They also demanded the United States stop undermining public confidence in generic anti-AIDS drugs, stop limiting access to condoms and reproductive choices through family planning, and give the promised $15 billion for AIDS prevention and treatment to the Global Fund." [more]

U.S. Drops Effort to Gain Immunity for Its Troops

Warren Hoge | New York Times | June 23, 2004

"A resolution granting a year's exemption had passed the council the past two years, but this year the attempt to renew it ran into difficulties because of the prisoner abuse scandal in Iraq and a strong statement of opposition from Secretary General Kofi Annan." [more]

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