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19 May 2009
Applying the lessons of Nuremburg to the USA in 2009
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Paul Lehto
The Opening Statement of Chief Justice Robert L. Jackson at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1945 states in part:

    "And let me make clear that while this law is first applied against German aggressors, the law includes...
08 May 2009
Not outraged about torture?
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Pete Johnson
This week was a rough one for the defenders of torture. The legacy of the Bush/Cheney administration is being pounded to dust by a flurry of new information regarding the torture policy of George W Bush and Dick Cheney. February polling...
09 March 2009
Latest news of Antioch College
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Bob Fitrakis
Bob talks about the latest developments concerning the fate of the now closed Antioch College. There may yet be some light at the end of this tunnel, for the school.

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12 February 2009
Under siege again, but Gaza will not die
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Ann Wright
In a tent in front of Shifa hospital, the largest hospital in Gaza, a sign on the photo of a young child bleeding from wounds from the Israeli attack on Gaza read “Gaza Will Not Die.”

Shifa hospital received hundreds of...
23 January 2009
President Obama must free Leonard Peltier
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Bob Fitrakis, Harvey Wasserman
The welcome news that President Obama is taking steps to shut Guantanamo and right other Bush-era human rights abuses must quickly be joined by a proclamation of freedom for Leonard Peltier.

Peltier is the nation's best-known...
04 September 2008
Palin and gay rights: the straight dope
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Duncan Osborne
 In the immediate aftermath of the announcement of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate, the Arizona senator's campaign had success in portraying the anti-choice social conservative as friendly to the gay community...

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