Let’s hope these same Senators remember the Suchitoto 13 when it’s their turn to vote on S. 1959: The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, which was written, like El Salvador’s Decree 108, to protect the corporate dollar and prosecute lawful dissent.
Robert Weitzel is a freelance writer and contributing editor to Media With a Conscience. His essays regularly appear in The Capital Times in Madison, WI. He has been published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Skeptic Magazine, Freethought Today, and on popular liberal websites. He can be contacted at: robertweitzel@mac.com
Meredith DeFrancesco is a freelance radio journalist whose weekly RadioActive program is heard on WERU 88.9 FM, Blue Hill, Maine. She traveled to El Salvador in January 2008 with the U.S. Human Rights Delegation. She can be contacted at: correspondingsignal@hotmail.com
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