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Monthly Archives: September 2008
To Save Main Street Bush and Cheney Must Resign
George Bush and Dick Cheney must resign. They have said that the economy is in grave danger and that we could be headed for another 1930′s-like depression if the U.S. Congress does not pass a $700 billion bailout bill, but … Continue reading
Posted in Dick Cheney, economy, George Bush, Iraq war
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Letter to Bill Keller of New York Times
To: Mr. Bill Keller Executive Editor New York Times Dear Editor, I write to you out of a deep sense of alarm about the declining state of our political dialogue and to remind you of the pivotal role that you, … Continue reading
Posted in ralph nader, US Presidential Election
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To Be or Not to Be: Ralph Nader Confides in Cardozo the Parrot
Cardozo, here you are from the free flying Amazon jungle to a cage in Utah–albeit an open door cage with a fine master. Do not feel sad, Cardozo. Millions of voters have also been put into an invisible cage. It … Continue reading
Posted in ralph nader, US Presidential Election
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گفتگو با یکی از اولین دخترانی که در اصفهان دیپلم گرفت
فکر می کردم ۵۰ سال زود به دنیا آمده ام!! به شناسنامه، «طلعت شاه ناصری» متولد سال ۱۲۹۸ است اما خودش حدس می زند سنش بیش از چیزی است که در شناسنامه نوشته اند. در سال ۱۳۱۵ هم دیپلم … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Persian
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Iran: journalist’s death sentence overturned
Reporters Without Borders welcomed with great relief the ruling by the Tehran Supreme Court overturning a death sentence against Kurdish journalist Adnan Hassanpour in Iran, because of a procedural error. The court decided that the journalist, convicted of ‘subversive activities … Continue reading
Posted in death penalty, Human Rights
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Rep. Bob Ney: “The System had it in for me”
Former Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio) who is now out of jail after serving close to three years for Jack Abramoff related public corruption conviction, in a radio interview on Thom Hartmann Show has said that the main reason he went … Continue reading
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Go Tell Sarah: Celebrate the Freedom to Read
Banned Books Week Celebrating the Freedom to Read September 27–October 4, 2008 Banned Books Week: Celebrating the Freedom to Read is observed during the last week of September each year. Observed since 1982, this annual ALA event reminds Americans not … Continue reading
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If I was God! – من اگه خدا بودم
من اگه خدا بودم وقتی شیطان در برابر انسان سجده نکرد خشتکش رو در میاوردم و از بارگاه بیرونش میکردم ! چه معنی داره شیطان به حرف خدا گوش نکنه ! وقتی میخواستم پیغمبر برای خلق تعیین کنم از ۱۲۴۰۰۰ … Continue reading
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Moving Poetry Highlights RANT/RAVE/RIFF – including poems of Jalaluddin Rumi
WORDS collide with IMAGE and MUSIC – the result is pure POETRY! Highlights from 4 Season Productions newly released Moving Poetry Series. Poems by Pablo Neruda, Rumi, Langston Hughes, Carl Sandberg, Antonio Machado and others. Visit our website to learn … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, Rumi
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