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Robert Fisk and the language of power, danger words: Competing Narratives
Celebrated reporter -and verb- Robert Fisk had harsh words, “danger words” he called them, for host Al-Jazeera where he gave an address about the language of power which has infected newsman and reader alike. Beware your unambiguous acceptance of empty … Continue reading
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The Scamble for Africa- Darfur, Intervention, and the USA
Those interested in Darfur might want to check this book, ‘The Scramble for Africa’, out some when it comes out? Especially with the Biden, Obama gang headed towards the White House soon. Certainly this is a timely release for this … Continue reading
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Tagged 2004, 2008, ACTA, Activism, activists, Africa, African Union, America, American, Anthropology, Argument, ARN, Art, Biden, Bling, Books, Boston, Britain, BSE, Bush, Cheerleaders, China, CIA, circus, Coal, coalition, Cold War, College, Common Dreams, Compassion, Corporate, corporate media, Crisis, Crocodile, Cult, Darfur, David, DIA, Easter, Economics, Election, Empire, England, Forward, Fun, Fundamentalism, genocide, George, George Bush, Government, Gulf, History, Horror, humanitarian, IAM, IMF, Imperial, Imperialism, Interest, Intervention, IRA, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Journalist, Journalists, Language, Left, liberal, Literature, London, Masks, Media, Military, Mines, Museums, Neglect, New Jersey, NFL, NGOs, Obama, Pagan, Passion, Peace, PLO, Political Science, Politics, Pot, POW, power, Prince, Propagandist, publishing, Rally, Rap, reason, Reds, Research, Rove, Save Darfur, scam, School, Science, Scramble for Africa, Shalom, study, Sudan, The Left, The West, Thinking, U.S., UCSB, Union, United Nations, United States, USA, Violence, War, War on Islam, Washington, Western, White, White House, Working, Writing
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NLG DU chapter hosts Ward Churchill
DENVER- Ward Churchill will speak Tues, Oct 7, 12-1pm at DU’s Sturm College of Law, Room 180, on THE MYTH OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM, sponsored by the National Lawyers Guild. Detractors are already raising a stir. They’re not scholars, what stake … Continue reading
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Stop the War in Iraq and BTTHN
Open National Conference to Stop the War in Iraq and Bring the Troops Home Now Cleveland, Ohio, June 28-29, 2008 National Assembly Endorser List (Partial Listing) ( * = organization or position for identification only) 1. Cindy Sheehan, Gold Star … Continue reading
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Not your father’s National Geographic
Looking at early editions of the National Geographic Magazine, it is hard for me to imagine that the fabled topless photographs of indigenous woman might have been included for the express purpose of titillating the reader. Conversely, I have seen … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthropology, Books, Graphic, Indigenous, Latin, MAGA, Mail, National Geographic, Photo, Pornography, Rap, sex, The Nation, topless
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Bookman flooded
Guess what’s new at Bookman today? The entire back room has two inches of red mud on the floor and seeping up the boxes! The rear quarter of the main room is soaked and red with red rock. All the … Continue reading
