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A Photographic Journal of Life
in an Afghan Refugee Camp
By Judith Mann
November 15, 2001
George
Monbiot
Blasting
Our Way
Toward Peace
Steve Perry
Taliban to
the Hills?
November 14, 2001
Jensen/Mahajan
The
Press Must Press Harder on Afghanistan
David Vest
The Great Unificator
Harry
Browne
Preventing
Future Terrorism
November 13, 2001
Peter Mahoney
Veteran's
Day, 2001
Rep. Ron
Paul
Expanding
NATO
Is a Bad Idea
November 12, 2001
Robert Jensen
Goodbye to
All That...
Patriotism
Nancy
Oden
My
Day at the Airport
CounterPunch Wire
East Timor
10 Years
After the Massacre
C.G. Estabrook
Instead
of Terror
Alexander Cockburn
Wide World
of Torture
November 11, 2001
Douglas
Valentine
Homeland
Insecurity: The Politics of Terror in America
November 10, 2001
Grover Furr
Seeking an Opposition
to the Afghan War
Bruce
Kyle
Anatomy
of a Green Smear:
Backstabbing Nancy Oden
November 9, 2001
Karen Snell
Torture By
Proxy
John Troyer
A
New Kind of Activism
Tariq Ali
Q &
A About the War
Michael
Colby
Schoolgirl
Gets Booted
for Anti-war Views
November 8, 2001
Mokhiber/Weissman
The
Cipro Rip-Off
Mitchel Cohen
The Smear Campaign
Against Nancy Oden
Steve
Perry
American
Roulette
November 7, 2001
Bahour/Dahan
Placebo Peace
Plan
Tom Turnipseed
Bush
Gives Billions
to His Oil Buddies
Cockburn/St. Clair
Greens, Airports
and
National ID Cards
Dr. Susan
Block
Ayatollah
Asscroft
Brian J. Foley
Bombing Campaign
Not "Self-Defense" Under International Law
November 6, 2001
Mark Scaramella
Where's
That Red Cross Money Going
C.G. Estabrook
Our Torturers
Sheperd
Bliss
Scott
Nearing on War
Rep. Ron Paul
Underwriting
the Taliban
Tariq
Ali
The
General Who
Came to Dinner
Evan Ravitz
Stop the War
Through
Direct Democracy
Steve
Perry
Hunger
in Afghanistan
November 5, 2001
Patrick Cockburn
Living
in the Minefields
David Price
Terror
and Indigenous People
November 3, 2001
Declan McCullagh
Nancy Oden Interview
Daniel
Wolff
The
Memphis Blues Again
Mark Weisbrot
War on Civilians
Dave Marsh
How
the RIAA (and the FBI) Cheat Musicians
Robert Jensen
Speaking
Out Against
War on Campus
November 2, 2001
CounterPunch
Wire
Green
Party Leader Detained at Maine Airport; Prevented from Boarding
Any Plane
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
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November
15, 2001
RAWA:
The People of Afghanistan Do Not Accept Rule by Northern Alliance
CounterPunch Wire
Now it is confirmed that the Taliban
have left Kabul and the Northern Alliance has entered the city.
The world should understand
that the Northern Alliance is composed of some bands who did
show their real criminal and inhuman nature when they were ruling
Afghanistan from 1992 to 1996.
The retreat of the terrorist
Taliban from Kabul is a positive development, but entering of
the rapist and looter NA in the city is nothing but a dreadful
and shocking news for about 2 million residents of Kabul whose
wounds of the years 1992-96 have not healed yet.
Thousands of people who fled
Kabul during the past two months were saying that they feared
coming to power of the NA in Kabul much more than being scared
by the US bombing.
The Taliban and Al-Qaeda will
be eliminated, but the existence of the NA as a military force
would shatter the joyful dream of the majority for an Afghanistan
free from the odious chains of barbaric Taliban. The NA will
horribly intensify the ethnic and religious conflicts and will
never refrain to fan the fire of another brutal and endless civil
war in order to retain in power. The terrible news of looting
and inhuman massacre of the captured Taliban or their foreign
accomplices in Mazar-e-Sharif in past few days speaks for itself.
Though the NA has learned how
to pose sometimes before the West as "democratic" and
even supporter of women's rights, but in fact they have not at
all changed, as a leopard cannot change its spots.
RAWA has already documented
heinous crimes of the NA. Time is running out. RAWA on its own
part appeals to the UN and world community as a whole to pay
urgent and considerable heed to the recent developments in our
ill-fated Afghanistan before it is too late.
We would like to emphatically
ask the UN to send its effective peace-keeping force into the
country before the NA can repeat the unforgettable crimes they
committed in the said years.
The UN should withdraw its
recognition to the so-called Islamic government headed by Rabbani
and help the establishment of a broad-based government based
on the democratic values.
RAWA's call stems from the
aspirations of the vast majority of the people of Afghanistan.
Revolutionary
Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA)
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