February 1, 1968, was a dreary day in Memphis, Tennessee. As a storm rolled over the city, blanketing the streets in torrents of rain, Robert … Memphis Sanitation Workers Are Still FightingRead more
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The US Has Soldiers Deployed In Almost Every Country On Earth
The US has deployed 240,000 troops in 172 countries around the world – a sprawling global network which serves as a permanent gesture of threat. … The US Has Soldiers Deployed In Almost Every Country On EarthRead more
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Democracy is not about building governmental structures or doing good thing for people
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Shutting down this site
Dear friends, I got a DMCA takedown notice from another site. I removed the copyright conflict content. But feels uncomfortable. So I think its better … Shutting down this siteRead more
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Ecuador Celebrates 10 Years of the Citizens’ Revolution
Tens of thousands of Ecuadoreans celebrated Sunday 10 years of the Citizens’ Revolution, the leftist shift of the country since the government of President Rafael … Ecuador Celebrates 10 Years of the Citizens’ RevolutionRead more
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The invisible government
16 June 2007 The title of this talk is Freedom Next Time, which is the title of my book, and the book is meant as … The invisible governmentRead more
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U.S. Admits Israel Is Building Permanent Apartheid Regime — Weeks After Giving It $38 Billion
In 2010, Israel’s then-defense minister, Ehud Barak, explicitly warned that Israel would become a permanent “apartheid” state if it failed to reach a peace agreement … U.S. Admits Israel Is Building Permanent Apartheid Regime — Weeks After Giving It $38 BillionRead more
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Black Water
Photograph by Jakir Hossain Rana, National Geographic Your Shot Seen from above, a small boat travels the Buriganga River, thick and dark with pollution, in … Black WaterRead more
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How Much Surveillance Can Democracy Withstand?
by Richard Stallman A version of this article was first published in Wired in October 2013. Thanks to Edward Snowden’s disclosures, we know that the … How Much Surveillance Can Democracy Withstand?Read more
