Some recent gaffes or revelations (depending on your point of view) by Big Names in the media are providing more fodder for the always-eager conspiracy set. First is Seymour Hersh‘s latest in the March 5 New Yorker, “The Redirection: Is… Read moreSy Hersh, Zbiggy Brzezinski embrace conspiracy theory?
Dear WW4 REPORT Readers: We hate to extend our winter fund drive into the first month of spring, but we really do have to at least make our first thousand before we call it off. We are $200 short. The… Read moreDear WW4 REPORT Readers:
Continue ReadingDear WW4 REPORT Readers:Electronic Journal & Daily Weblog IRAN: THE LEFT OPPOSITION SPEAKS An Interview with Bina Darabzand of Salam Democrat Against Bush, Against Ahmadinejad, For Oaxaca by Bill Weinberg, WW4 REPORT SUFISM: THE MIDWAY BETWEEN EXTREMISMS Indigenous North Africa Between Jihad and… Read moreIssue #. 131. March 2007
from Weekly News Update on the Americas: On Jan. 29 residents of Camiri, a city in the southwest of Bolivia’s eastern Santa Cruz department, began a civic strike and blockaded a main highway connecting the country with Argentina and Paraguay…. Read moreBOLIVIA: STREET HEAT FOR NATIONALIZATION
Continue ReadingBOLIVIA: STREET HEAT FOR NATIONALIZATIONIndigenous North Africa Between Jihad and Imperialism by Toufik Amayas Mostefaou My heart Has become capable Of taking all sorts of forms, It is Pastures For gazelles And Monastery for the monk, Temple of idols And Kaaba for the pilgrim…. Read moreSUFISM: THE MIDWAY BETWEEN EXTREMISMS
Continue ReadingSUFISM: THE MIDWAY BETWEEN EXTREMISMSJustice Department Scores One Against the FARC by Paul Wolf, WW4 REPORT February 20, a federal jury in Washington DC found Anayibe Rojas Valderama (Sonia), Antonio Celis and Juan Diego Giraldo guilty of conspiracy to import cocaine into the US,… Read moreAUTOPSY OF A NARCO-GUERRILLERA
Continue ReadingAUTOPSY OF A NARCO-GUERRILLERAThe Fractious Struggle for South America’s Resources by April Howard, Upside Down World Bolivia’s President Evo Morales was arguably elected on the platform of nationalization. A country-wide protest deposed president Gonzalo Sanchez de Losada in 2003, and then kicked former… Read moreNATIONALIZATION BLUES IN BOLIVIA, ROCK’N’ROLL IN VENEZUELA
Continue ReadingNATIONALIZATION BLUES IN BOLIVIA, ROCK’N’ROLL IN VENEZUELAThe Vietnam GI Revolt & Iraq by Michael I. Niman, Art Voice, Buffalo, NY The name Vietnam is back in our vocabulary, as we seem to be developing an interest in history—or at least in the history of wars that… Read moreWHO’LL STOP THE WAR?
Continue ReadingWHO’LL STOP THE WAR?An Interview with Bina Darabzand of Salam Democrat Against Bush, Against Ahmadinejad, For Oaxaca by Bill Weinberg, WW4 REPORT On December 12, 2006, as the Holocaust revisionism conference called by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad opened in Tehran, small but angry groups… Read moreIRAN: THE LEFT OPPOSITION SPEAKS
Continue ReadingIRAN: THE LEFT OPPOSITION SPEAKS1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu, a defender of Guatemala’s Maya people during the genocide of the late 1970s and ’80s, will run in the nation’s September presidential election with the Juntos por Guatemala (Together for Guatemala) party and… Read moreGuatemala: Rigoberta Menchu announces presidential bid
Jorge Huenchullan, a Mapuche leader detained Feb. 17 in a violent police operation in Temucuicui, Chile, was transfered to Algol prison after a court in Collipulli declared him a fugitive from justice. The court cited an outstanding arrest order against… Read moreChile: Mapuche leader arrested
Ecuador’s Economy Minister Ricardo Patiño announced Feb. 28 that the previous day’s congressional vote to reduce debt service assignments in the $9.8 billion national budget by $283.4 million has spurred the government’s debt restructuring plans. Patiño said an auditing commission… Read moreEcuador to reduce debt payments; protests push constitutional reform
