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June 6, 2002
Mark Weisbrot
Spying
and Lying:
The FBI's Shameful Past
June 5, 2002
Robert Fisk
Berlusconi the Censor
Danielle Brian
Nuclear
Plants and Terrorism
Ardeshir Cowasjee
For What Do We Fight?
George Monbiot
Kashmir
on the Brink
Michael Neumann
What is Antisemitism?
June 4, 2002
Dave Marsh
Bono the Useful Idiot
William Evan / Francis
Boyle
Kashmir:
Invoking Intl. Law to Avoid Nuclear War
Cockburn / St. Clair
The Future Wellstone Deserves
June 3, 2002
Ramdas / Makhijani
India,
Pakistan and Nukes:
A Road Map to Peace
Fran Shor
Meanwhile, Back in Afghanistan
Neve Gordon
The Caterpillar
Effect
June 2, 2002
Fidel Castro
From FDR to Mister "W.":
Cuba, the US and Democracy
Arundhati Roy
Under the
Nuclear Shadow
Bernard Weiner
Bush 9/11 Scandal for Dummies
June 1, 2002
Norman Madarasz
The
Strange Math of Roberto Carlos: Brazil v. Turkey
Gavin Keeney
Bush and Mies van der Rohe:
Architecture and Ideology
Jeff Halper
Sharon's
Post-Incursion Plan:
Incarceration or Transfer?
Walt Brasch
Crumpling the Constitution
May 31, 2002
Rev. Sandra Olewine
Land Grabs and Occupation:
Silent Destruction of Palestine
James Dunlop
Russian
Colonel:
"Insane But Fit for Duty"
Chomsky / Bennett
Debating "Terrorism"
May 30, 2002
Steve Perry
Jim Carrey:
"Love Me!"
Tom Turnipseed
Sex Among the Sacred
George Monbiot
Corporate
Phantoms
Web of Deciet over GM Foods
Robert Jensen
Are You a Journalist
or a Patriot?
Gary Leupp
Georgia
and the War on Terror
May 29, 2002
Mokhiber / Weissman
The Age of Inequality
Philip Farruggio
The
Cleaning Lady
Bill Christison
Disastrous US Foreign Policy:
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June 6, 2002
60 Minutes Lost
in Translation
President Chavez's
Censored F-Word
CounterPunch
Bulletin
Here's a clip from "60 Minutes",
which aired on May 12, 2002. Correspondent Steve Kroft interviews
President Chavez of Venezuela.
KROFT:
Do you like the United States? There are many things that you
don't like about the United States, I think.
CHAVEZ:
No. Me gustan los Estado Unidos. Disfruto las poemas de Walt
Whitman. New York, New York, la cancion....Frank Sinatra. Me
gusta beisbol, Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, el hot dog, la libertad.
VOICE OF TRANSLATOR: No. I do like the United States... I enjoy the
poems of Walt Whitman, "New York, New York" the song,
Frank Sinatra. I love baseball, Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium,
hot dogs.
[edited out: la libertad / "the
freedom"]
Earlier in the piece Kroft asked the
elected president of Venezuela to respond to this: There are
people who have suggested that you are somewhat "loco".
And to a member of the elites interviewed
to "balance" the report, Kroft asked: Do you believe
he's a communist?
Imagine a Venezuelan correspondent interviewing
President G. Bush.
Interviewer:
Do you like Venezuela? There are many things that you don't like
about Venezuela, I think.
Bush:
I like Venezuela a lot. Especially Carnaval. Cucaracha, I mean.
Laura and I hope to go there some day.
Translator:
Me gusta Venezuela.
Interviewer:
Some people have suggested that you are somewhat estupido...
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