09.28.01
ABC Television clamps down on Free Speech pulling Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect.
POSTED BY VT
09.28.01
ABC Television clamps down on Free Speech pulling Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect.
POSTED BY VT
09.28.01
Head on over to spent2000 for some nice audio and visuals.
POSTED BY Gary
09.27.01
Australian INfront is a collaborative project space and launch pad to Australia's best online designers, artists, companies and other design related web sites.
POSTED BY Gary
09.27.01
dplanet's POSTCARD.project aims to distribute 'collectable' physical art objects (in the form of postcards) created by members of the digital networked community (digital tourists).
POSTED BY Gary
09.26.01
Peacemakers Speak...
POSTED BY Will
09.26.01
Thanks to digitalultras for the link!
POSTED BY Gary
09.26.01
the null - baloney's personal doodle site.
computer.love - collaborative design journal.
a day in the life of mr. ming.
shaping the pixels with mandala.
philweavers - philipine webdesigners' network.
head on over to misprinted type and pickup some nice fonts.
shidot - going up?
POSTED BY Gary
09.24.01
...But even as intelligence agencies investigate the extent of Bin Laden's links with terrorist outfits around the world, the West is digesting quite a different image of the young boy through a family photograph, taken in the Swedish town of Falun in the summer of 1971.
POSTED BY VT
09.22.01
Condoleeza Rice is the US National Security Advisor who has a fucking oil tanker named after her for crying out loud. This is a nightmare. We have Andrew Card - former VP of General Motors, lobbyist and CEO for the AAMA, Rice - a board memeber of Chevron, Dick Cheney - former CEO of Haliburton (the world's largest oil field services company) and George W. Bush with complete control of this country.
POSTED BY Will
09.21.01
General Motors sued California's air-quality board Friday, saying a production requirement involving electric cars illegally ignores cheaper and safer options.
POSTED BY Will
09.21.01
Vegetarian people taste the best.
POSTED BY Gary
09.20.01
Eight days after the worst terrorist attacks in U.S. history, an anti-war movement has emerged in New York and cities around the world, calling for justice without war, to protest the Bush Administration's plan for the first war of the 21st century...
POSTED BY Gary
09.20.01
An eye for an eye makes the world blind.
POSTED BY Gary
09.19.01
Tonight on the radio I heard there had been some 200 incidents of violence against US citizens, many of them Hindu. My best friend is a man from India. Please take the time to educate your friends, your family, a stranger on the bus, yourself. Speaking out may spare someone else from a crime of such senseless ignorance. Peace.
POSTED BY Gary
09.17.01
What makes the new Bush administration different from previous wealthy cabinets is that so many of the officials have links to the same industry - oil.
POSTED BY Will
09.17.01
The US government, and it's corporate backers, have been the biggest perpetrators of terrorism causing death and suffering to hundreds of thousands of people all over the planet for several decades. These atrocities were funded with our tax dollars.
POSTED BY VT
09.17.01
Below is a partial list of actions taken by the US against the Middle East. A more comprehensive list can be found here: Z Magazine
1991: Devastating economic sanctions are imposed on Iraq. U.S. and Britain block all attempts to lift them. Hundreds of thousands die. Though Security Council had stated that sanctions were to be lifted once Saddam Hussein's programs to develop weapons of mass destruction were ended, Washington makes it known that the sanctions would remain as long as Saddam remains in power. Sanctions in fact strengthen Saddam's position. Asked about the horrendous human consequences of the sanctions, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright declares that "the price is worth it."
1993: U.S. launches missile attack on Iraq, claiming self-defense against an alleged assassination attempt on former president Bush two months earlier.
1998: U.S. and U.K. bomb Iraq over the issue of weapons inspections, even though Security Council is just then meeting to discuss the matter.
1998: U.S. destroys factory producing half of Sudan's pharmaceutical supply, claiming retaliation for attacks on U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya and that factory was involved in chemical warfare. U.S. later acknowledges there is no evidence for the chemical warfare charge.
Source: Stephen R. Shalom, Z Magazine
POSTED BY Gary
09.17.01
For those of us who want a better, more just world, the terrain on which our effort must be fought has shifted dramatically with one bold terrorist act on September 11. We have an enormous amount of work to do, and a lot of work that needs to be done right now, today, immediately, before the United States government makes a bad situation much, much worse.
POSTED BY Gary
09.17.01
If we the people let it happen, "War Powers" will become the power to get the media to declare that we are in a war. Grief will have become a cry for killing.
POSTED BY Gary