Why Abraham Lincoln Would Have Opposed the War Against Iraq
Abraham Lincoln,
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Prior to his Presidency the only national office Lincoln ever held was a seat in Congress from 1846 to 1848. His principled opposition to the U.S. war against Mexico destroyed his chances for re-election and delayed his political career for a decade. In this letter to his law partner, William H. Herndon, he makes clear his belief in the Constitutional conception that only Congress can declare war and his utter contempt for the idea that the Constitution contains an implied power on the part of the President to launch pre-emptive attacks against Mexico, Canada, Viet Nam, Iraq or any other country.
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Darrell Issa (R-Qualcomm) Conquers Baghdad
Kynn Bartlett, Inland Anti-Empire,
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The victors are already dividing up the spoils of war. Republican house member Darrell Issa, whose territory covers parts of the Inland Empire, has introduced a bill into Congress mandating the U.S.'s cell phone technology be used, instead of the GSM standard employed by 70% of the world.
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Why is Peace Better then War?
Matthew Emmons,
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Dont get me wrong, I think war sucks as much as the rest of you, but I got to thinking, are our lives any better, in general, when we arent having a war.
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WEARNICA - Artists React to War!
Athomas Goldberg,
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On May 3rd, 2003, The Works on Shirts Project invites you to take part in "WEARNICA", an international exhibition of artistic reactions to war. On the day of the event, participants in cities around the world will form walking art galleries, wearing original works they've created on the backs of white dress shirts into museums and monuments, parks and shopping malls to help raise public awareness of the realities of war in our time.
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reclaim the tvs
Al,
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some words from the NarcoNews journalist Al Giordano that could inspire us today to reclaim the Media and specially the TVs:
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