The New Eagle Spring 2002 Commentary click for updates: original WTO WTO-2 Butterfly/Luna Butterfly/Luna-2 Y2K post-Y2K late winter late winter-2 Ides of March Fools' Weekend 2000 Prague call to Action [S26] Boston 'debate' election fraud Thanksgiving 2000 December 2000 Bogus Inauguration Summer Solstice 2001 Late Summer 2001 September 2001 October 2001 Mid-October 2001 Hallowe'en 2001 Thanksgiving 2001 Happy New Year 2002 Spring Equinox 2002 July 4, 2002 commentary letters poetry |
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A New Culture of Fear by carol wolman <cwolman@mcn.org> The American culture of openness and friendliness is quickly being See also "Diagnosing Dubya," by Carol Wolman |
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SAUDI ARABIA CONTINUES SWEEP OF CHRISTIANS Six Christians in Saudi Arabia have been anticipating the dreaded knock at their door by officers of the Ministry of Interior (MOI), their names extracted by force by MOI officers after interrogating Christian leader Prabhu Isaac, arrested July 19. The most recent Christian arrested was Baharu Mengistu who, like the others on the MOI’s newly compiled most-wanted list, was a foreign national and, also like the others, had been working and living in the city of Jeddah. It is now confirmed that Baharu [30 years old] was taken by the Saudi MOI on the morning of Aug. 20, 2001. The MOI were waiting for him outside of his place of employment as he came to work. Unlike the others detained before him, Baharu was able to spend a few hours with his wife because he had been tipped off that the MOI were coming to get him...more |
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Click to access: Deconstructing Mendocino College Journalism--from the original on-line update of The New Eagle, November 1999. McLelland proposal of May 12, 1997--at odds with reality Analysis of GATT, NAFTA and the WTO and their part in erosion of democracy, environmental safeguards, labor protections--written by Ralph Nader and Lori Wallach. Butterfly saved Luna: After living on Luna for two years, Julia Butterfly helped save the tree she loves. The Battle of Seattle shut down--for now--WTO plans. Millennium Madness: just as Leary and what's-his-name predicted KZYX joins struggle to Save Pacifica Top Ten Reasons to Oppose the IMF--by the Global Exchange staff "The Day I Met George W. Bush," a memoir by John Searcy--the Bush boys cruise 70s Odessa. "Hole in Headwaters" gets reprieve--Judge grants injunction, sparing ancient redwoods--a report from North Coast Earth First! Pre-Convention media coverage: distorts Democracy Movement's agenda, whitewashes paramilitary violence Gabriel Garcia Marquez on the Elian Gonzalez saga: "Shipwreck on dry land" "Nader, Buchanan and the Debates," by Jeff Cohen of FAIR A commentary by Dylan Humphrey: on academic freedom and democracy "Bringing home the roadkill should not be a crime," a commentary by Lynn Harrington Termination of Treaties: A Presidential Decree is not enough "Restoring freedom: What does it mean to be an American on this Fourth of July?" -- commentary by Dorothy M. Ehrlich -- reprinted from July 4, 2002 SF Chronicle Inaugural poetry section: "The Undertaker," by Carlos Knoop Two poems by Chris Byrne: "Branded" and "Retrograde" Prayer for these signs of the times: a Rasta poem "jersey st": a poem by michael platt "Mutability," by William Wordsworth "Thousands of feet below you," a poem by Alice Walker The New Eagle needs you: Submit now! If you want to help make The New Eagle a reality, whether on-line or in printed, tangible form, email The New Eagle with your questions, comments and, most important, your submissions of writing, photography and art. |
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