by Pham Binh of Occupy Wall Street on April 13, 2012
Armed with nothing more than sleeping bags and revolutionary spirit, dozens of occupiers have slept on Wall Street for the past few days. Under a recently uncovered 2000 federal court ruling, protesters have a right to sleep on the sidewalk in New York City provided they only take up half of it and do not engage in disorderly conduct.
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Karlos Zurutuza, IPS, 13 April 2012
“We recorded 672 cases in January but we know there were many more,” says Hadidi. He projects pictures on to a wall at his office: children born with no brain, no eyes, or with the intestines out of their body.
“In 2004 the Americans tested all kinds of chemicals and explosive devices on us: thermobaric weapons, white phosphorous, depleted uranium…we have all been laboratory mice for them,” says Hadidi, turning off the projector.
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Was this a test or the desired outcome – a predetermined thinning of the herd?
On 6 April, Heather Horn of The Atlantic published an English translation of Günter Grass’s poem, “What Must Be Said“. On 8 April, Munich composer Moritz Eggert published on YouTube a musical iteration of the “dangerous” poem and provided a simply neat reduction of its core message – “Israel, I love you, but don’t attack Iran”.
Smelling salts, please!
The meme that is increasingly promoted by the liberal left, a nuclear-free Middle East, is the dangerous distraction. As the alleged untouchables of the world bang the drum against Iran, they divert any nagging bits of conscience from the only dialogue that matters – the ongoing human rights abuses committed in the name of Zionism as it bulldozes generations under its bloody corrupt, ethnically pure, Greater Israel.
On the Death of Shaima Alawadi
Murdered by a decade of militarist demagoguery
by Justin Raimondo, March 26, 2012
It sickens me to write this, to report on the latest manifestation of the hate that has enveloped my country and spread out across the world like a giant oil spill, but the death of Shaima Alawadi, a 32-year-old Iraqi woman and mother of five, is a moral obscenity – a crime for which the War Party must take responsibility.
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