Dec 15 Bill of Rights Day
JPFO,

Spokane, Washington. Payson, Arizona. Topeka, Kansas.
Sandusky, Ohio. The states of California, New Jersey, and even Massachusetts. What do all of these localities have in common? They're all observing December 15 as Bill of Rights Day!
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THE TRUTH FROM U.S. SOLDIERS ABOUT IRAQ:
Jay Shaft,

Letters from recently redeployed soldiers


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Mindwalk 21: I Want My Al-Jazeera TV!
Upstart Radio America,

Al-Jazeera must be doing something right for Dictator Bush to want to bomb them. That is, if he hadn't bombed them in 2001 and 2003 already. George McGovern talks about Poppy Bush's opposition to the war. Jody Paulson compares GWB to Tricky Dick. An awesome speech by NBA Star Eaton Thomas of the Washington Wizzards and finally, Ward Churchill brings it home.
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the word
J.C,

what the good word really means!

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Create Peace! Puppet Shows & Cheap Art Sale
Puppet Insurgency,

Come celebrate and create peace with the San Diego Puppet Insurgency FREE PUPPET SHOWS AND CHEAP ART SALE! All proceeds benefit the High School Leafletting Project helping kids stay out of the military.

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Tyrants and Tent-cities (A.K.A. Taxes Kill)
David Arthur Johnston,

blatent recruitment
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Iraq: Turmoil Among the Warmakers, Challenge
duko,

The war in Iraq, to understate the case, is not going well for the U.S. imperialists. The resistance to the U.S. occupation within Iraq has spread and grown more capable. The conflicts between the many different political, ethnic and class forces within Iraq show little sign of resolution, and the puppet Iraqi army is still not able to fight on its own. In response, the U.S. has escalated its tactics of wholesale terror directed against the Sunni Muslim population as a whole, which is the main (though not the only) base of the insurgency. Making all this worse--from the imperialist standpoint, that is--is the increasingly widespread and sharp sentiment against the war within the U.S. itself. And interplaying with that is a growing disaffection and anger within the army itself.


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Dick Bush
Mr. Johnson,

Nice image to use as a twist on "Fuck Bush." Find creative ways of using or displaying it.
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Happy Thanksgiving
bruce,

The people of this State do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created.
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George Galloway panders to homophobes
Doug Ireland,

George Galloway is a Turkey. Gobble Gobble Gobble.
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A Patriot's Letter
Anonymous PublicDomain,

A call to action to Americans from an American. Please distribute as much as possible by any means.
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Thousands Rally at the Gates of Fort Benning
SOA Watch,

Nov. 19: Thousands Rally at the Gates of Fort Benning, GeorgiaNov. 20: Funeral Procession and Nonviolent Direct Action
Arlen Salas David - Presente!
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After the revolution - Marat/Sade - must see
lotu5,

The play Marat/Sade, currently playing at the Ion Theatre in mission Gorge, is absolutely incredible. Every progressive, thinking person in this city needs to see it and support this theatre for putting on such an incredible production.
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Art of War : Fallujah
Larmee,

Fallujah
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Close the School of Assasins!
SOAW,

This weekend, thousands will gather at Fort Benning, Georgia -- one of the largest military bases in the world and home of the notorious School of the Americas (SOA/ WHINSEC) -- to confront injustice, to speak out for truth, to change oppressive US foreign policy and to shut down the SOA/WHINSEC and the racist system that it represents.
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"LA UNA Y MIL NOCHES" (Un Cuento Sobre Bagdad
ALEJANDRO CÉSAR ÁLVAREZ,

Escrito el 23-03-2003 y publicado en el sitio Cuentos Globales (Málaga) el 27-04-2003
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A Letter to America
Johnny Wizard,

A Letter to America

America, your un-elected demon leader is using your name
to attempt falsely imprisoning me here in Canada through
the tyranny of his blatant fascistic “top secret”
behavior.
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Kushner's Play "Bright Room" All Too Timely
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,

Though written in 1987, Tony Kushner's play "A Bright Room Called Day" — the work of a playwright who is "out" both as a Gay man and as a socialist — seems all too timely in the era of George Bush II and American imperialism's push for world domination. Its subject is the paralysis and fatal divisiveness within the German Left in 1932, just before Adolf Hitler and the Nazis took power, and the political and personal dilemmas Kushner dramatizes so effectively in his script are those American Leftists are likely to face as the U.S. becomes increasingly imperialist and fascist. The play runs at Diversionary Theatre, 4545 Park Boulevard, through December 4.
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Kirsten Anderberg's Selfish Hate-Fest Against
Steven Black,

With friends like Anderberg, who needs enemies?
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Alessandra
Alessandra,

WK77 and “Willy Pete” over Fallujah
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Resist Or Die
Tim Leyba,

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EVIDENCE BUSH LIED ABOUT 911 - TESTIMONY!
expo,

read especially the part about antonio mercurio denying the media-planted story he knew alleged AA11 alleged victim anna allison
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Zion
bdogmania.com,

bring peace to the mid east!
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Pentagon Admits to using Banned WMD's
democracy now, c/o sd indymedia,

Pentagon Admits White Phosphorus Use in Iraq

After initial denials, the Pentagon is now admitting it used white phosphorus as an offensive weapon in the attack on Fallujah last November.

See  http://democracynow.org for more details.
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US-style democracy in Iraq
Nsx,

Shocking images have confirmed that white phosphorous bombs were used during the US Army attack on Fallujah last year, aimed at people directly, burning many of them alive, including civilians, women and children. If anyone doubted the real nature of the occupation of Iraq, now they have no excuse.
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US arrogance has no limits in Iraq
Nsx,

A minority voted for the new Iraqi constitution. Fighting has now erupted on the Iraqi-Syrian border. The resistance is being strengthened, not weakened. And now we have the revelations about the use of chemical weapons by the US army. The Pax Americana is wallowing in blood. This article was originally published in the Italian Marxist journal, FalceMartello.
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so called experts
Basim Najjar,

the war for peace is on and the time has com to get real.
the rebulicans say we are not providing alternatives to the war, a war we should not be fighting in the first place, what more of an alternative do they need?
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End the Genocide in Sudan
Tara Ramanathan,

The government of Sudan has been arming Arab militias to organize the mass killing of tens of thousands of Black Africans. Several oil companies are the ones making this genocide possible by paying the Sudanese government for oil. UCSD as well as many other universities are invested in these oil companies and thus, are supporting the genocide. We need to urge UCSD to withdraw its investments from these oil companies.
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MARCH 2006 A GRASSROOTS CALL TO ACTION
Malachy Kilbride,

The DC Anti-War Network, DAWN, calls for decentralized actions marking the third anniversary of the war-occupation.
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France: Racism, poverty fuel rebellion
Fred Goldstein,

The working class leadership in France has been weak on this question and downright reactionary at times. Right now they need to stop retreating. They must not confine themselves to mere protests against reactionary measures of repression. They need to demand that all the cops be withdrawn, that the emergency decrees be revoked. They need to come out for the justified rebellion.

The rebellious youth must be embraced as part of the working class. They may be unemployed, underemployed and/or unorganized, but right now they are potentially the greatest allies of the organized workers. They have overwhelmed a part of the state. They are mobilized and if they were to be joined by a solidarity strike against racism, poverty and oppression, the entire working class could push the ruling class offensive back.

It would be a mirror, but on a grander scale, of when the French workers in 1968 followed the students with a general strike and shook the ground under French capitalism. It is the lack of understanding of the national question, of the colonial question, of the importance of coming out against national oppression, that now stands in the way of a united struggle against capitalist exploitation itself. This must be overcome.
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