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SpoutBlog ... course the economy itself become a motivator for protest, with IVAW demanding not just an end to the war, but expanded benefits for those who've served. ... |
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Son of Nun interview, Part 1
ZNet Just hearing their perspective on it—I didn't know that there was an IVAW doing the same shit that the soldiers in Vietnam were doing. ... |
IVAW: Keep the Calls Coming - We are on the verge of defeating War ...
UN Observer ... original Democrats' opposition to continuing escalating in Afghanistan, we now have an opportunity to defeat this bill! MORE http://ivaw.org/node/5155. |
Local veterans group working for peace
Shore News Today Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW) is another active anti-war veterans organization that focuses mainly on Iraq. Military Families Speak Out represents ... |
IVAW Veteran: Iraq Trip Report Back: Humbling
Infoshop News Thank you VVAW and US Labor Against the War for your generous contribution to help make IVAW's presence at the first International Labor Conference in Erbil ... Chicago Labor Marshals Support for Iraqi Unions |
uprisingradio.org
Uprising IVAW passed a resolution earlier this year calling for an end to the occupation of Afghanistan and reparations for the Afghan people. One member of IVAW, ... uprisingradio.org |
Ron Paul: The Next Generation
Liberty Maven Adam Kokesh - Kokesh is a libertarian activist and member of Iraq Veterans Against The War (IVAW.org). He is well-loved in Ron Paul circles thanks to his ... |
IVAW Member Victor Agosto Refuses Deployment to Afghanistan
UN Observer 2009-06-08 | "It's a matter of what I'm willing to live with," Specialist Victor Agosto of the US Army, who is refusing orders to deploy to Afghanistan, ... |

Washington - The Organization of American States voted late Saturday to suspend Honduras from the group over the military ouster of President Manuel Zelaya, who minutes later vowed to return to his country Sunday despite warnings it would be too dangerous.
The group voted 33 to 0 just before midnight to bar Honduras immediately, saying the ouster of Zelaya had created an "unconstitutional alteration of the democratic order.''
Agitators created America, and it's their feisty spirit and outright rebelliousness that we celebrate on our national holiday.
Are you an agitator? You know, one of those people who won't leave well enough alone, who's always questioning authority and trying to stir things up.
If so, the Powers That Be detest you -- you ... you ... "agitator!" They spit the term out as a pejorative to brand anyone who dares to challenge the established order.
"We have it in our power to begin the world over again," wrote Thomas Paine in "Common Sense," the revolutionary pamphlet published in January 1776. Ronald Reagan quoted those words on July 17, 1980, when he addressed the Republican National Convention and accepted his party's presidential nomination. Reagan led a coalition of corporate oligarchs, imperial crusaders and Christian fundamentalists to power, and to this day Reaganism remains the official gospel of the old guard in the Republican Party. The republican and social democratic ideals of Paine are long lost to many modern partisan Republicans and Democrats, but many memorable phrases of Paine still fill the mouths of career politicians.
For embarrassed Washington Post executives-reeling from what the paper's own ombudsman called a public relations "disaster" over a flier promoting a "salon" for lobbyists to mingle with prominent newsmakers-there must be a sense of "Why us?"
The fact is The Post's clumsy effort to make money on its brand name and market its access to the powerful was a belated effort to follow in the steps of at least two other prominent news organizations: the Wall Street Journal and the Economist magazine.
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