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28 May 2002
Removing the sweatshop from the coffee fields: A journey to El Salvador
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Michele Spring-Moore
Todo el tiempo estamos en lucha. -- Mateo Antonio Rendón, manager of FESACORA, the Salvadoran organization of agrarian reform cooperatives

Where does your morning cup of coffee come from? If you can answer that...
15 March 2002
Fifteen Killed in Hebron Shooting Attack
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Mary Yoder
What a sad day. I just wanted everyone to know that we are all fine. Many things happened this week. Earlier in the week we helped a Palestinian farmer harvest olives. His land is close to a settlement. (Peni Haifer) When we got...
16 February 2002
Historical Materialism and the September 11th Disaster
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Dr. Ernest D. Green, Brooklyn College
The disaster that unfolded before our eyes on September 11th has generated a number of articles attempting to explain how this event could have occurred. The majority of these articles tended to start with one of two assumptions. The...
16 January 2002
Where's Osama? A report from Pakistan
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Ali Ahmed Rind
“We would never let some hymn- reciting, illiterate religious bigots run the country,” declared Pakistan’s Interior Minister Moin Hyder in Karachi while speaking to a seminar, “Terrorism: A new challenge to the world of Islam.” The...
30 December 2001
The State Of The "Free Press" After October 7
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A.N.S.W.E.R.
A.N.S.W.E.R. FACT SHEET ? The Media and the Government

ALL PROPAGANDA, ALL THE TIME!

In the past weeks, images have been seen around the world of bombings of villages, hospitals, mosques, Red Cross...
29 November 2001
Congressman Ron Paul
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Ron Paul, House of Representatives
Mr. Speaker:

We have been told on numerous occasions to expect a long and protracted war. This is not necessary if one can identify the target- the enemy- and then stay focused on that target. It's impossible to keep one's...

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