Sep 30 2008

Palin Unpopular Among Indigenous Alaskans

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alaska nativeWhen Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was announced as John McCain’s Vice Presidential running mate, the campaign was quick to present her political record in the state as one of reform against corruption. Rarely cited, if at all, was what her tenure has meant for issues of concern for Alaska Natives who comprise nearly …

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Sep 30 2008

The Prosecution of George W Bush for Murder

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prosecutionRecently a Vermont lawyer declared her candidacy for Attorney General of her state on a platform promise to prosecute George W Bush for murder. Charlotte Dennett with the Progressive Party in Vermont, has said, if elected, she would appoint top criminal lawyer and award winning author Vincent Bugliosi as Special Prosecutor of the …

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Sep 30 2008

Boogieman: The Lee Atwater Story

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boogiemanMany of us know Karl Rove as Bush’s Brain. But we don’t hear as much about Karl Rove’s mentor, the late Lee Atwater. Credited with helping elect W’s father against Democrat Michael Dukakis in 1988, Atwater legitimized the Republican playbook of negative campaigning, coded racism, working the rumor mill, and worse, to get …

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Sep 30 2008

Subversive Historian – 09/30/08

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Cesar Chavez Founds The National Farm Workers Association by Subversive Historian Gabriel San Roman

Forty-six years ago on this day in people’s history, labor leader Cesar Chavez founded the National Farm Workers Association. On September 30th, 1962, after resigning from the Latino civil rights Community Service Organization, Chavez organized a convention in an abandoned theater in Fresno, California. It was …

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Sep 29 2008

Are We Better Off Now than Eight Years Ago?

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bailoutHouse Representatives are expected to vote today on the controversial $700 billion Wall Street bailout package. With a subsequent vote in the Senate that could come as early as Wednesday, President Bush called for expediency in passing the bailout saying “every member in Congress and every American should keep in mind that a vote …

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Sep 29 2008

Local Community Radio Act Would Increase Public Independent Media

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Local Community Radio ActIf you are one of millions of Americans sickened by cookie cutter commercial radio that assaults your ears with standardized “safe” playlists, inane shock-jock-talk, and incessant aggressive ads, you may want to urge your representatives in Congress to pass a new bill on local community radio. In 2002 the Federal Communications …

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Sep 29 2008

China Milk Scandal Reaches U.S.; FDA Drags Feet

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milk banA popular brand of Chinese milk candy has been found to be tainted with the toxin, melamine. The same chemical was found in infant formula that has affected over 50,000 children across China with kidney problems. Thirteen thousand babies remain hospitalized. The White Rabbit candy is an extremely popular item, exported to over …

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Sep 29 2008

Empire Notes on the Presidential Debate

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Empire NotesEmpire Notes are weekly commentaries filed by Rahul Mahajan, author of Full Spectrum Dominance and The New Crusade. Today’s commentary is about the presidential debate.

GUEST: Rahul Mahajan, author of Full Spectrum Dominance and The New Crusade.

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Sep 29 2008

Subversive Historian – 09/29/08

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The Meeker Incident by Subversive Historian Gabriel San Roman

One-hundred and twenty-nine years ago on this day in people’s history, the “Meeker Incident” occurred. On September 29th, 1879, Nathan Meeker and ten other Bureau of Indian Affairs officials were killed by White River Ute Natives in present day Colorado. The BIA agents were attacked as Utes fought against the U.S. …

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Sep 26 2008

Why Should We Bail Out Wall Street?

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WAMUWashington Mutual Incorporated collapsed this morning, buckling under the weight of its bad investments in mortgage markets, making it the largest bank failure in US history. If JP Morgan Chase had not bought up the bank, the Federal Deposit Insurance Company or FDIC, according to some analysts, could have used up half its money to cover …

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