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Friday, April 6, 2018
U.S. Dropped Fleas with Bubonic Plague on North Korea Dave Chaddock's book This Must Be the Place, which I found via Jeff Kaye's review, collects the evidence that the United States indeed tried to wipe out millions of Chinese and North Koreans with deadly diseases.
Friday, April 6, 2018U.S. Dropped Fleas with Bubonic Plague on North Korea Dave Chaddock's book This Must Be the Place, which I found via Jeff Kaye's review, collects the evidence that the United States indeed tried to wipe out millions of Chinese and North Koreans with deadly diseases.
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Friday, November 11, 2016
Top 10 Election Problems We got 1,001 things wrong in the latest U.S. election. Here are the top 10: 1. Expecting an election to solve deep injustices that require a massive movement, as have all the deep injustices of the past. This can be fixed through education and activism. 2. Rigging the DNC primary to deny Bernie Sanders a nomination. 3. Rigging the RNC primary by giving Donald Trump endless free media coverage. 4. Voter suppression
Friday, November 11, 2016Top 10 Election Problems We got 1,001 things wrong in the latest U.S. election. Here are the top 10: 1. Expecting an election to solve deep injustices that require a massive movement, as have all the deep injustices of the past. This can be fixed through education and activism. 2. Rigging the DNC primary to deny Bernie Sanders a nomination. 3. Rigging the RNC primary by giving Donald Trump endless free media coverage. 4. Voter suppression
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Thursday, September 22, 2016
No War 2016 Conference: Attend or Watch the LiveStream As the war system keeps societies in a state of permawar, we have reached a stage in human history at which we can say with confidence that there are better and more effective alternatives. Of course we know the question: "You say you are against war, but what's the alternative?" This event will develop answers to that question,
Thursday, September 22, 2016No War 2016 Conference: Attend or Watch the LiveStream As the war system keeps societies in a state of permawar, we have reached a stage in human history at which we can say with confidence that there are better and more effective alternatives. Of course we know the question: "You say you are against war, but what's the alternative?" This event will develop answers to that question,
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Bradley Manning's Nobel Peace Prize Nomination No individual has done more to push back against what Martin Luther King Jr. called "the madness of militarism" than Bradley Manning. The United States is the leading exporter of weapons and itself spends as much preparing for more wars as the rest of the world combined. Manning is the leading actor in opposition to U.S. warmaking, and therefore militarism around the world.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013Bradley Manning's Nobel Peace Prize Nomination No individual has done more to push back against what Martin Luther King Jr. called "the madness of militarism" than Bradley Manning. The United States is the leading exporter of weapons and itself spends as much preparing for more wars as the rest of the world combined. Manning is the leading actor in opposition to U.S. warmaking, and therefore militarism around the world.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Bring Back the Signing Statement I don't want the signing-statement back because I want Obama to use it to create policy. (There are comments on progressive websites asking Obama to create better healthcare with a signing statement, as if Obama has any interest in doing that, and as if the next president couldn't just throw it out.) I want the signing statement back, because presidential criminality without the signing statement has become worse.
Monday, January 11, 2010Bring Back the Signing Statement I don't want the signing-statement back because I want Obama to use it to create policy. (There are comments on progressive websites asking Obama to create better healthcare with a signing statement, as if Obama has any interest in doing that, and as if the next president couldn't just throw it out.) I want the signing statement back, because presidential criminality without the signing statement has become worse.
