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Revolutionary May Day 2003 - Berlin - Part 2 
Major riots, 29 police injured during Revolutionary May Day demonstrations in Berlin....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 2:47pm PDT
Revolutionary May Day 2003 - Berlin 
German riot police clashed with rock-throwing demonstrators in Berlin and violence was expected in other European capitals at rallies marking the May Day holiday Thursday....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 2:42pm PDT
Sweden: Mayday disturbance in Stockholm A Mayday street party in central Stockholm this evening led to clashes with the police followed by several arrests and wounded....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 1:05pm PDT
PHOTOS OF ZIONAZI ATROCITY AT GAZA THUMBNAILS: Click on each photo to enlarge:
http://search.news.yahoo.com/search/news/?p=gaza&n=100&c=news_photos...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 12:10pm PDT
Filipino-American Scholars Lead API Colleagues in Protest The Critical Filipino Studies Collective (CFSC) is calling on Asian-American Studies professors, researchers and professionals to live up to their historic mission and oppose the Bush administration’s global “War on Terror”....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 11:34am PDT
Government moves to make Patriot Act permanent Congressional push to remove the sunset provisions from the Patriot Act some time before 2005. If the govt. truly seeks to make this country safer it should stop bombing innocent people around the world in its push for greater world hegemony. No amount of spying will create peace and safety in that climate....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 9:54am PDT
USMC War Crimes? Apparently so WASHINGTON (AFP) - A US Marine sergeant is under investigation for possible war crimes committed in Iraq (news - web sites) based on statements he made to his hometown newspaper, military officials said. --- COMMENTARY TO FOLLOW...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 9:47am PDT
Saddam Hussein role model for President GW Bush Arabnews on GW Bush and his handling of the US public.
"The silencing of dissent is the realm of the dictator and the weak. Dictators are weak because they do not have wide support. Elected officials should be immune to this. They should welcome dissent if they really want the world to see them as liberators. The world wants to see justice too: a public threat of murder should not go unpunished, especially when, at the same time, Arab Americans are being rounded up because of their name...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 9:00am PDT
More tribal torture...take action Please take action to stop torture and killings of ancient tribal people in West Papua...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 8:28am PDT
Hard Reality "Without approval by the Security Council, no state may use force against another state except in the case of self-defense as an answer to an armed attack..On the eve of March 20, the Security Council declared that Iraq was not an immediate threat.."...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 6:18am PDT
The Bush's genocide in Texas and Iraq With their dominance in sport, at work and at home eroded, Bush thought white American men needed to know they were still good at something. That's where Iraq came in......
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 4:46am PDT
BTL:Rising Opposition to Occupation of Iraq Threatens Bush Agenda for... ...Restructuring the Oil-Rich Country. Interview with Mansour Farhang, Bennington College professor of political science, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 2:36am PDT
Dave Kersting: Hatred of Arabs is possible because of US progressives' silence on Israel When Israel won its special license to use live ammunition against
stone-throwing children, in 2000 and 2001 - expanding the atrocious freedoms
it established in the First Intifada, which set the stage for the first
"Gulf War" - it set the precedents the US military enjoys today. Actually,
US progressives set those precedents, with their silent support....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 2:16am PDT
ISM member Kristen Ess: Israelis terrorize Palestinian children in Manger Square (audio/mpeg 8.5MB) ...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 1:04am PDT
Crowd control, American-style We make our way to Faluja General Hospital, whose morgue last night served as temporary home for the bodies of ten men, a young woman and a ten year old boy. The influx of the 37 wounded has ceased, the blood now cleaned from the floors, the mourning keening woman brought home. The anger, however is still here.
Its presence cannot be dealt with by the hospital staff as efficiently as they patched up, with limited pain killers, surgical equipment, blood bags, and IV lines, the 37 people who w...
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 12:49am PDT
Pictures of massacre at Fallujah, Iraq These are from Yahoo, News photos....
Posted: Thu, May 1, 2003 12:01am PDT
AUDIO: ISM Member Kristen Ess reports from the Gaza Strip After 20 minutes, when a crowd had gathered to see what happened in the densely populated Asqula neighborhood in the al-Zeitun area of Gaza City, Apache helicopters fired two more missiles into the crowd. The bottom half of a thirteen year old boy's face was blown apart....
Posted: Wed, Apr 30, 2003 11:23pm PDT
CHOMSKY: Wars of Terror "It had been recognized for some time that with new technology, the industrial powers would probably lose their virtual monopoly of violence, retaining only an enormous preponderance."
New Political Science,Volume 25,Number 1...
Posted: Wed, Apr 30, 2003 10:11pm PDT
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