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The Future of the World at Stake Florian Roetzer 2004-11-01 10:54 AM
Every good republican knows the world is solid Kerry territory. A survey by pollsters HI Europe earlier in October found that, if Euroepans had a vote, they would back Kerry over Bush by a 6 to 1 margin. Bush would win just 6% in Germany, 5% in Spain and a measly 4% in France. (text/plain)

Will of the People Will Not Be Expressed in This Election duko 2004-10-31 3:14 PM
<h1>The Will of the People Will Not Be Expressed in This Election</h1> <p class="issueinfo"><em>Revolutionary Worker #1257, October 31, 2004</em>, <a href="http://rwor.org">posted at http://rwor.org</a></p> <p>There is a big problem.</p> <p>Millions of people are looking at the U.S. presidential election as a crucial turning point in world events. And at the same time the workings of this system have worked coldly to stifle their voices and choices.</p> (audio/mpeg)

OSAMA'S ENDORSEMENT CHUCKMAN 2004-10-31 8:07 AM
BAD BUSH WEEK ENDS WITH KEY ENDORSEMENT (text/plain)

Fascism and the Republican Party Gary Sudborough 2004-10-30 10:34 PM
The close relationship of fascist individuals and groups from the period of Nazi rule in Europe with the Republican Party. (text/plain)

Raising our Heads at a Historic Monent duko 2004-10-30 2:04 PM
Bob Avakian has been working intensely to wrench something different out of this moment—and to raise the sights of us all to the ways and possibilities of doing that.<br> <br> In Elections: Democracy and Dictatorship, Resistance and Revolution he really dissects the current situation around the election. He breaks down why Bush is doing what he is doing and why Kerry is doing what he is doing—how they are both "auditioning" for who can be the best commander-in-chief to represent the larger interests of the U.S. monopoly imperialist ruling class; and why being confined by the terms and logic of this election is very dangerous for the people.<br> <br (audio/mpeg)

instant ninja DAJ 2004-10-30 1:49 PM
Patience is 'sunlight' to vampires. http://www.angelfire.com/apes/hatrackman (text/plain)

Voting in a Culture of Occupation: An Interview with Derrick Jensen reposted from stlimc.org 2004-10-29 8:32 PM
One of the things that I want to say about this that I haven't yet said is that a two party dictatorship is much smarter than a one party dictatorship. If you really want to control someone, what you do is you give them the illusion of choice. Then they perceive themselves as being free, and there's nobody more enslaved than the slave who doesn't even know that he or she is enslaved. One of the things the Nazis did... (text/plain)

The GOP is BANKRUPTING America Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:56 PM
Every tick of the clock brings our country deeper and deeper in debt. Republicans always seem to find unlimited funds for war, breaking things, and killing people, but not a dime for peace, building things and helping people. (text/plain)

The GOP is BANKRUPTING America Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:55 PM
Every tick of the clock brings our country deeper and deeper in debt. Republicans always seem to find unlimited funds for war, breaking things, and killing people, but not a dime for peace, building things and helping people. (text/plain)

BUSH's MANY FLIP FLOPS (LIES) Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:42 PM
When republicans give huge tax breaks to the extremely wealthy it creates a shortfall in every state in the union. And guess who is left with the burden of huge debts and deficits? The poor and middle classes, that's who. (text/plain)

BUSH's MANY FLIP FLOPS (LIES) Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:41 PM
When republicans give huge tax breaks to the extremely wealthy it creates a shortfall in every state in the union. And guess who is left with the burden of huge debts and deficits? The poor and middle classes, that's who. (text/plain)

GW Bush: "Screw the Poor!" Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:32 PM
When republicans give huge tax breaks to the extremely wealthy it creates a shortfall in every state in the union. And guess who is left with the burden of huge debts and deficits? The poor and middle classes, that's who. (text/plain)

The GOP is Historically Bad for Jobs Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:20 PM
The republican claim that they are better for job creation is a myth. Seventy-five years of statistical evidence disproves this false republican claim. (text/plain)

Bush Supporters and their Denial of Reality Florian Roetzer 2004-10-28 8:19 PM
"The refusal to allow criticism and anything different from their view of the world is alarming. As the survey shows, people can stand behind Bush without having to deny that arguments justifying the war have proven false.." (text/plain)

GW Bush and the Death of Diplomacy Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:15 PM
A mutant Pandora's Box filled with wars, weapons, and death has been opened by President GW Bush when he initiated preemptive attacks against other sovereign countries which posed zero threats to the United States. (text/plain)

It's MY Homeland Security Damnit! Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:13 PM
The Bush administration is spending $118,729.45 for a family of five on "Homeland Securty", the Patriot Act" and the Iraq war. President Bush said that he "trusted the people, not the government" four years ago. President Bush obviously does not believe that now. He is using government to funnel billions of our hard earned tax dollars to corrupt corporations who receive no-bid contracts directly from the White House. And not a dime of that money is protecting us. We the people should demand that we get that $118,729.45 so we can take measures to protect ourselves and our families. It is obvious that we could do a better job defending ourselves than the government can. (text/plain)

It's MY Homeland Security Damnit! Larry S. Rolirad 2004-10-28 8:12 PM
The Bush administration is spending $118,729.45 for a family of five on "Homeland Securty", the Patriot Act" and the Iraq war. President Bush said that he "trusted the people, not the government" four years ago. President Bush obviously does not believe that now. He is using government to funnel billions of our hard earned tax dollars to corrupt corporations who receive no-bid contracts directly from the White House. And not a dime of that money is protecting us. We the people should demand that we get that $118,729.45 so we can take measures to protect ourselves and our families. It is obvious that we could do a better job defending ourselves than the government can. (text/plain)

The Web - Medical School rounds -- online Gene Koprowski 2004-10-28 7:21 PM
Great story on the use of the Internet to train medical students. (text/plain)

To the Moon david 2004-10-28 4:40 PM

As the moon dips behind the Earth's umbral shadow, as the solar system goes about its daily grind, voting for Kerry seems so shallow, and Bush, a threat to all humankind. (image/jpeg)

Bush for Emperor AmigaPhil 2004-10-28 4:18 PM

Election 2004: (image/png)

Remember the Red and Blue States gdy 2004-10-26 3:02 PM
Don't cry for the passage of the democratic government. Weep for the real patriots that will be swept away to the concentration camps or whose blood will cover the streets, but above all else regardless of the outcome remember the red states. (text/plain)

Why, Doesn't Anybody Care? DJ il 2004-10-26 1:53 PM

In short the video was an effort to put a spotlight on the crimes and injustices currently being perpetrated by the continuation of illegal occupations in the name of democracy. (image/jpeg)

Bush and the Cowboy Soul Lennart Laberenz 2004-10-26 1:17 PM
"There is a very narrow concept of strength in this country, says David Palenz. Strength is something between Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarznegger and has a clear connection to militarism, killing animals and chopping trees.." (text/plain)

Wireless World: Fighting terror wirelessly Gene Koprowski 2004-10-22 9:20 PM
Great story about fighting terrorism wirelessly. (text/plain)

Indymedia Rustbelt Radio show for Tuesday, October 19, 2004 Pittsburgh IMC Radio Collective 2004-10-22 6:57 AM
On today's show... * Renee Wilson of People Against Police Violence updates us on the Bernard Rogers case and plans for a major demonstration on Friday * Elections, third parties, and deliberative Democracy * A comprehensive report on the seizure of Indymedia's servers in the U.K. that brought down 20 of the network's websites * Rick Rowley Big Noise Films on The Fourth World War, showing tonight at Carnegie Mellon * and, headlines from aroud the indymedia network (audio/x-ogg)

So-Called Mental Illness is Myth Masquerading As Science--new book will rock your world! anti-psychiatric liberation affront! 2004-10-21 8:49 PM
This dialogue between the infamous (yet hardly known) Dr. Szasz and his critics allows him to once again articulate the argument he has presented so brilliantly and passionately for over four decades. . . . A profession that fails to learn from and respect those who confront it with controversial and discomforting ideas loses strength and vibrancy. Hopefully, at least some younger psychiatrists will be encouraged to read this book. They will find that their intellectual and professional lives will be enriched. (text/plain)

Live Event with Howard Zinn, John Sayles, Lily Taylor, Wallace Shawn, Voices of a People's catB 2004-10-21 4:08 AM
VOICES OF A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES an evening of readings from a new collection, edited by Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove. Friday, October 22, 2004 (text/plain)

Howard Zinn, NEW Voices of a People's History... catB 2004-10-21 4:06 AM
ZNet interview (text/plain)

The Web: Broadband - over powerlines? Gene Koprowski 2004-10-20 10:33 PM
Great story about broadband over powerlinesl. (text/plain)

Love Your Body Action marie 2004-10-20 4:09 PM

Coinciding with national Love Your Body Day on Wednesday, October 20, Yinz Cheer, Pittsburgh’s radical cheerleading group, took action against negative body image promotion and the diet industry’s attack on women’s self esteem through street theatre performances downtown throughout the lunch hour. (image/jpeg)

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