Monthly Archives: April 2006

Where’s the moral high road?

Mother Jones published A Thirst for Justice by Tim Steller in its July/August 2002 Issue. If you’ve never read the story, it profiles Reverend Robin Hoover. In the 1990s, the Border Patrol cracked down and forced border runners off the … Continue reading

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Money talks, justice walks

Link TV is featuring two interesting documentaries about people who share a common enemy; products/production that encroach upon neighbouring properties and destroy livelihoods. One can be downloaded and/or viewed online. Range Wars Rage On is from the Sierra Club Chronicles … Continue reading

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Creative Chaos?

Nearly all of the posts on Sudan Watch‘s front page deal with the SLM/A rebels in Darfur. Not only do they reject the peace process but apparently they aren’t too keen on the UN, either: SLM/A rebels attacking UN and … Continue reading

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Gaza: The Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis and Israeli Interference

(from my e-mail) By Terry Walz, CNI Staff April 27, 2006 An attempt to bomb the Karni/al-Mintar crossing, which is the main crossing between Israel and Gaza for trucks loaded with goods, was made yesterday. It was foiled by the … Continue reading

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Never Again?

(from my e-mail) Dear All, In the two reports below by Meron Rapoport we learn more about how Israel came into being. The only difference between then and now is that during 1947 and 1948 Israel (or what was to … Continue reading

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