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November 2, 2001
Alexander Cockburn
FBI Eyes
Torture
November 1, 2001
Dean Baker
Dying
for Patents
Sami Amarah
US Attempts
to Recruit
Russian Vets of Afghan War
Molly Secours
Where
Are the Voices of Reason? Let the Women
Be Heard
William Blum
Unleashing the
CIA
October 31, 2001
Tom Turnipseed
Terrorize
the Poor,
Subsidize the Rich
Chris Clarke
Thank God
for Berkeley
Steve
Perry
The
Silent Genocide
October 30, 2001
Rep. Ron Paul
War on Terror
Bad as War on Drugs
Jeffrey
St. Clair
Flying
Blind:
The Predator's Problem
Ali Abunimah
Dear Colin
Powell
St. Clair/Cockburn
Atomic
Trains Grounded
Maud Hurd
We Need a Real
Stimulus Package
Dr. Susan
Block
We're
All Afghans Now
Tariq Ali
Busted in Munich
Francis
Beer
Toward
the Terrorist
Anti-World
October 29, 2001
Alexander Cockburn
The Left
and the Just War
John Pilger
Hidden
Agenda
of the War on Terror
David Krieger
Nukes on
the Loose
Jack McCarthy
Neo-Nazis
and 9/11
Marina Kalashnikova
The Brzezinski
Interview
Richard
Manning
Terrorism:
a definitive history
October 27, 2001
Edward
Said
A
Vision to Lift the Spririt
October 26, 2001
CounterPunch
Wire
Genocide
Scholar Gagged
Over Comments on the
Bombing of Afghanistan
Rahul
Mahajan
Poisoning
the Well
Sen. Russ Feingold
Why I Opposed
the
Anti-Terrorism Bill
John Troyer
Put
the War to a Vote
Norman Madarasz
What It
Means to be
Against the War
Patrick
Cockburn
Northern
Alliance Attacks
US Bombing Strategy
Richard Lloyd Parry
Terrible Images
of a "Just" War
October 25, 2001
Ghassan
Andoni
Raid
on Bethlehem
N.D. Jayaprakash
From
Hiroshima to NYC
Evan Schultz
Memo
to Ashcroft:
Read Marbury
The Sunshine
Project
Assault
on the BioWeapons
Convention
Sarah
Turner
Cashing
In on Patriotism
Latin American Colloquium
on Systemology
The Meridia Manifesto
Noam Chomsky
The
New War on Terror
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November 2,
2001
Green Party USA Coordinator
Detained at Airport; Prevented by Armed Military Personnel from
Flying to Political Meeting in Chicago
CounterPunch Wire
Armed government agents grabbed Nancy
Oden, Green Party USA coordinating committee member, Thursday
at Bangor International Airport in Bangor Maine, as she attempted
to board an American Airlines flight to Chicago.
"An official told me that my name
had been flagged in the computer," a shaken Oden said. "I
was targeted because the
Green Party USA opposes the bombing of innocent civilians in
Afghanistan."
Oden, a long-time organic farmer and
peace activist in northern Maine, was ordered away from the plane.
Military personnel with automatic weapons surrounded Oden and
instructed all airlines to deny her passage on any flight.
"I was told that the airport was
closed to me until further notice and that my ticket would not
be refunded," Oden said.
Oden is scheduled to speak in Chicago
Friday night on a panel concerning pesticides as weapons of war.
She had helped to coordinate the Green Party USA's antiwar efforts
these past few months, and was to report on these to The Greens
national committee. "Not only did they stop me at the airport
but some mysterious party had called the hotel and cancelled
my reservation," Oden said.
The Greens National Committee -- the
governing body of the Green Party USA -- is meeting in Chicago
Nov. 2-4 to hammer out the details of national campaigns against
bio-chemical warfare, the spraying of toxic pesticides, genetic
engineering, and the Party's involvement in the burgeoning peace
movement.
"I am shocked that US military prevented
one of our prominent Green Party members from attending the meeting
in Chicago," said Elizabeth Fattah, a GPUSA representative
from Pennsylvania who drove to Chicago. "I am outraged at
the way the Bill of Rights is being trampled upon."
Chicago Green activist Lionel Trepanier
concluded, "The attack on the right of association of an
opposition political party is chilling. The harassment of peace
activists is reprehensible."
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