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- Tuesday, Feb 07, 2012
ZNet Article After over 50 days of hunger strike against what he terms humiliating Shin Bet interrogation techniques, Khader Adnan's health is deteriorating. Commentary More than three years after Obama assumed office the crisis in jobs in the U.S. continues as the number one problem of the US economy ZNet Article The elite are building themselves into a kind of walled turret – that’s dangerous for democracy, and it’s dangerous for them ZNet Article Several hundred people gathered at the Indianapolis state house to stand up against the recent passage of the state's “right to work” legislation ZNet Article Alarmist reporting on 'terrorist' threat ZNet Article Corporations have hijacked most of the rights of people while evading the responsibilities ZNet Article Ever since the famed attempt by Ronald Reagan’s reelection campaign to use Bruce Springsteen’s “Born In the USA,” American conservatives just can’t seem to find their soundtrack ZNet Article The problem is the industry itself ZNet Article Conservativism may be the refuge of the dim. But the room for rightwing ideas is made by those too timid to properly object -
- Monday, Feb 06, 2012
ZNet Article How drones, special operations forces, and the U.S. navy plan to end national sovereignty as we know it Commentary For the first time in nearly 3 decades, I join you, free from a death sentence ZNet Article This extreme example of police misconduct only compounds broader concerns of brutality and injustice ZNet Article If we fail to become the voice for both the planet and workers, our movement risks losing the support of increasing numbers of workers, unions, and their political allies ZNet Article Power always represents itself as adult, rationale and in control ZNet Article President Obama has accumulated his own massive list of high crimes and misdemeanors ZNet Article The media celebration of Tunisia’s “Facebook revolution” does not help us understand why the enthusiasm of the bloggers has turned to disillusion ZNet Article Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that his government would make reforming the country’s penal code a priority in the upcoming year ZNet Article Interview on the current state of Nicaragua and U.S. threats against it ZNet Article Health workers in Kilkis, Greece, have occupied their local hospital and have issued a statement saying it is now fully under workers control -
- Sunday, Feb 05, 2012
ZNet Article The so-called 1 per cent can dismiss as many petitions as they like, but sweeping cultural transformation is the one thing that may yet have them running scared - All Recent ZNet

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- Wednesday, Feb 01, 2012
ZMag Article Free listings ZMag Article Details of the Climate Conference from activists attending ZMag Article On the so-called drug wars and other U.S. actions in Mexico ZMag Article Zavesky, Miles, San Roman, and Sandronsky review works of note ZMag Article Cartoonists take on the candidates in the primaries ZMag Article Petermann and Langelle (test and photos) describe the politics of COP-17. - All Recent ZMag

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- Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Blog Post The interweb is abuzz on Chris Hedges latest column, "The Cancer in Occupy." While employing hyperbole and non sequitur's to take digs at Black Bloc, Hedges has managed to alienate himself from, and piss off, many non-Black Blocers. -
- Sunday, Feb 05, 2012
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- Tuesday, Feb 07, 2012
Blog Post Hilary Clinton criticises Russia and China for vetoing a UN resolution condemning violence against protesters in Syria, but the US is often alone in vetoing resolutions criticising Israel Blog Post As 100,000+ demonstrators brave the cold to demand free elections and the Putin regime's stability is suddenly revealed, veteran activist and Marxist historian Alexei Gusev of PRAXIS, analyses 'The Return of the Russian Revolution: Nature and Pers... Blog Post “To look back to Harris's (…) work today, in the light of the current crises, worldwide, could provide the means to reimagine our relationship to production and a template to creating cooperation rather than competition among people now living in ... Blog Post Current demonstrations in Cairo are against the generals who continue in power. They gathered momentum after the killing of Cairo soccer team supporters in Port Said. Why would a winning team's fans riot? -
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