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Police: Bomb Suspect Planned Attack On Abortion Clinic

Posted on June 9, 2006

AP News, 6/9/06  A man who told police he made a pipe bomb to attack an abortion clinic was arrested Thursday, shortly before the device went off in a friend’s home while…

Pentagon sets its sights on social networking websites

Posted on June 9, 2006

By Paul Marks, NewScientist.com news service, 6/9/06 “I AM continually shocked and appalled at the details people voluntarily post online about themselves.” So says Jon Callas, chief security officer at PGP, a…

Shame Enough to Go Around

Posted on June 9, 2006

BY PAUL SCHINDLER, Gay City News, June 8-14, 2006 In 1988, George H.W. Bush, the first President Bush, introduced Willie Horton’s name into the American political lexicon. Four years earlier, after a…

Bush says Iran has “weeks not months” to respond

Posted on June 9, 2006

Reuters, 6/9/06  President George W. Bush said on Friday that Iran has “weeks not months” to respond to a U.S.-backed offer aimed at containing Iran’s nuclear ambitions and said Tehran needs to…

The Abominations of War: From My Lai to Haditha

Posted on June 9, 2006

by Cindy Sheehan This is the most difficult article that I have ever had to write, but I have to write it anyway, unfortunately. I, and just about anyone and everyone who…

Washington turns a deaf ear to Haditha massacre

Posted on June 9, 2006

Gives no importance to comments by Iraqi Prime Minister From La Opinión, June 7 2006 Washington , D.C. (EFE) ( The State Department yesterday minimized the criticism that the Iraqi Prime Minister,…

Today’s reason to drive out the Bush regime

Posted on June 8, 2006

Monday, 7/17:  While Sen. Joe Lieberman is facing a challenge by Democratic voters furious at his brazen pro-war position, the status quo of the Democratic Party is only affirming its support for…

Today’s reason to drive out the Bush regime

Posted on June 8, 2006

Saturday, 6/17:  While the Democratic Party assured us that the recent changes in Bush’s staff meant his administration is ready to implode, Bush’s newly appointed chief Domestic Policy Advisor Karl Zinsmeister’s comments on…

The History of World Can’t Wait

Posted on June 8, 2006

NYC, November 2005 – Photo by Fred Askew How this all got started: A movement to drive out an illegitimate regime High school students, street protests, prominent voices in print and on…

The History of World Can’t Wait

Posted on June 8, 2006

(This section is under construction – please check back for more soon) World Can’t Wait started in the summer of 2005, issuing its Call and mobilizing for major protests all across the…

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