The Politics of Humanitarian Aid
President Bush was justifiably upset. A cyclone four days earlier had destroyed a large portion of Myanmar, and the country s military junta was still refusing humanitarian aid.
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CommonSense2 June 2008 Issue #10
This is our tenth issue, and we’re still going strong.
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The Most Terrible Right
Steven M. Sloan is a scholar, teacher, and poet who has been widely anthologized, as well as widely published in poetry magazines, journals, and newspapers.
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Official Announcement
The government today announced that it is changing its emblem from an eagle to a condom because it more accurately reflects the government’s political stance
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There’s Something Rotten In Denmark
If Hamlet is one of Shakespeare’s most memorable character creations then surely the Prince of Denmark can be regarded as a prime mouthpiece of the author himself.
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The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be
It’s one of the reasons why I get upset when flipping through the channels and there’s stuff about pixies and elves on the Sci-Fi Channel as well as UFO’s and ghosts on the Science Channel. It’s another way of bastardizing public thought.
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The San Francisco Solution???
Is the San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance just what the doctor ordered?
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The Sunset Limited by Cormac McCarthy
Est Cormac McCarthy “En attendant Godot”? (Is McCarthy “Waiting for Godot”?)
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Crude Awakening,Oil Crash
I left the Potluck and Politics meeting with a cold feeling. Fear for the future.
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