March 12, 2006
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| There is nothing so bad that you will not find a Capitalist or one of his henchmen doing it; but you will never find a Capitalist in the wrong. He does everything on principle. He gets us to fight and pay for his wars on patriotic principles. He claims his prerogative to rob us on business principles. And as his manifest destiny he enslaves the world on imperial principles. [My paraphrase of G.B. Shaw, in "The Man of Destiny".] |
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March 12, 2006 | |
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IMPERIALISM
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About the Cover Pic
A poster for the Bush regime's New World Order. If you
think it looks like something from the Third Reich, you're right.
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 Featured
Essay
The London hit play My Name Is Rachel Corrie gets
nixed in NY by Israeli agents and Bush is AWOL when it comes to defending
the Bill of Rights.
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 Featured
Graphic
Devotees of Shiva in India create a remarkable likeness
in sand.
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 Political
Cartoon
Diplomacy as war by other means: A hypothetical
conversation between two foreign ministers.
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 Worth
Reading
Asking the unanswerable question: Why did the US destroy
Iraq?
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