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October 22, 2001
Hani
Shukrallah
Capital
Strikes Back
October 21, 2001
Donald
Rumsfeld
The
al-Jazeera Interview
Mark
Scaramella
Nuclear
Anxiety
October 19, 2001
Mohammed
Sid-Ahmed
Bush's
Palestinian State
Michael
Colby
A
Mailroom Manifesto
October 18, 2001
Mahajan
and Jensen
Avoiding
a New Cold War
Patrick
Cockburn
US
Planes Pound Taliban
Jamey Hecht
Gerald Ford
and the CIA
Mokhiber
and Weisman
3
Arguments
Against This War
October 17, 2001
Ballinger
and Marsh
Music
and War Resistance
Steve
Perry
The
Anthrax Chronicles
Chris
Kromm
Operation
Infinite Disaster
Susan
Block
Sex
Not Bombs
David Vest
Osama Speaks
October 16, 2001
Steve
Perry
War
Without Frontiers
Douglas
Valentine
The
CIA and Anthrax
Patrick
Cockburn
The
Battle of Mazar-i-Sharif
John
Troyer
Return
to Normal?
Moji Agha
A
Jihad Against Ignorance
October
15, 2001
Tariq
Ali
Alternatives
to War
John
Pilger
War
American Style
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Eco
The
Roots of Conflict
Marwan
Bishara
Clash
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October 22,
2001
The New Newspeak
By Hamit Dardagan
Humanitarian assistance=We bomb you. (Have a nice day.)
Restraint=We
bomb you when we are good and ready.
The War Against Terrorism (TWAT)=Terrorism Against The Afghans (TATA)
Our vengeance=Retribution
Their vengeance=Vengeance
Our hatred=Justifiable
anger
Their hatred=Insanity
Our violence=We
are not responsible for it, they are.
Their violence=We
are not responsible for it, they are.
Expressing the view that America should
be capable of conduct less vicious than the terrorists'=Anti-Americanism
Expressing the view that America should
be capable of conduct more vicious than the terrorists'=Pro-Americanism
Anthrax=No
joking matter
AC-130 Gunships=Puff
The Magic Dragon
Enduring Freedom=What
Afghans do
Bombing with "High Jack This
Fags" as bomb-casing graffiti=So
offensive to our fellow human beings that we must take all protest
about it seriously
Bombing with bombs free of graffiti=So beneficial to our fellow human beings that
we can ignore, dismiss or belittle all protest about it (the
protestors are in a minority, after all)
When we murder children=1001 Excuses
When they murder children=There is no excuse on Earth for harming, let
alone brutally ending, innocent lives
Famine relief agencies=Organizations with questionable agendas and
strange methods
Bombing the starving=Ending hunger
Bombing the poor=Ending
poverty
Bombing the oppressed=Freeing them
Bombing men armed with rifles=Demonstrating our Air Supremacy
Bombing women=Demonstrating
our commitment to feminism
Bombing children=Demonstrating
our commitment to the future
Bombing the freezing=Warming them up
Bombing=Our
answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
Not bombing=Doing
nothing
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