The United States, Europe and Human Rights
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23 Jun 2008
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posted by F Espinoza
The discredited way in which the European Union suspended its sanctions on Cuba on June 19 has been reported in 16 international press dispatches… Such hypocrisy is made all the more evident by the brutal European measure to expel illegal immigrants from Latin American countries
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Democrats Legalize Bush’s Crimes
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23 Jun 2008
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Robert Parry, Consortiumnews.com
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi claims that a key positive feature of the new wiretap “compromise” is that the bill reaffirms that the President must follow the law, even though the same bill virtually assures that no one will be held accountable for George W. Bush’s violation of the earlier spying law.
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These Wars Are About Oil, Not Democracy
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23 Jun 2008
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Eric Margolis, Toronto Sun
The ugly truth behind the Iraq and Afghanistan wars finally has emerged.
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Israel Flexes Muscles With 'Iran Attack' Drill
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22 Jun 2008
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Sheera Frenkel
Description of what an Israeli strike on Iran would be like.
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News :: Drugs
Legal drugs kill far more than illegal, Florida says
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22 Jun 2008
(Updated)
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steve jenson
Legal drugs kill far more than illegal, Florida says
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News :: International Relations
USAID May Outsource Global Cash-Distribution Function
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22 Jun 2008
(Updated)
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thepeacockreport
"Someone in the State Department or at USAID likely already is planning to leave government service and enter the private sector to get that contract," the source said. "That's just how things are at State. You can be sure that there's an official or a group of officials who are currently making plans to start their own company, use their inside connections to secure the contract, and become millionaires at the expense of the average working stiff."
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Who Would Be So Low as to Attack a Man's Wife?
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21 Jun 2008
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Paul F. Heller
(Call it a character portrait.)
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The De-Racialization of US Politics
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21 Jun 2008
by
Paul Krugman
The de-racialization of US politics has implications that go far beyond the possibility that we're about to elect an African-American president. If Mr. Obama wins in November, it will be because our country has already been transformed.
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What Constitutes an Act of Cyber War?
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21 Jun 2008
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defensetech.org
In the U.S. Army's Cyber Operations and Cyber Terrorism Handbook 1.02 I found the following reference to the definition of Cyber Warfare & Terrorism: "the premeditated use of disruptive activities, or the threat thereof, against computers and/or networks, with the intention to cause harm or to further social, ideological, religious, political or similar objectives or to intimidate any person in furtherance of such objectives." This was an excerpt from an article I wrote back in 2003 when the issue of cyber war was in its infancy. While this frames acts of cyber war, in retrospect it does not address a measure of the disruptive acts or provide guidance assess if individual acts, or a collection of acts rise to the level to be considered an act of cyber war.
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The De-Racialization of US Politics
Current rating: 0
21 Jun 2008
by
Paul Krugman
The de-racialization of US politics has implications that go far beyond the possibility that we're about to elect an African-American president. If Mr. Obama wins in November, it will be because our country has already been transformed.
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