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    • Bill Kristol on Ron Paul: He's a crackpot

      Posted by VincebusEruptum from Jazz-from-hell.blogspot

      America's favorite neocon commentator takes a crack at America's favorite quasi-Libertarian presidential candidate. Hey, might as well - everyone else is ripping Paul, as they always do when anyone gets too big for his britches. Kristol is particularly caustic, defending in an oblique manner a war that cost 600,000 American lives...

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      Operation Wetback: Illegal Immigration Myths

      Posted by ptristam from Pierre Tristam

      In 1954, Dwight Eisenhower approved “Operation Wetback,” a Stalinist-like raid, sweep and relocation program targeting illegal immigrants. The story, embroidered in myths of success, is catching the attention of immigration reactionaries for all the wrong reasons.

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      America's Army of Children Children in america, as young as 12 and 13 years old have drill sergents. Campers: Boy who died refused food - Aug 13, 2006

      Posted by j1o2n3a4s5 from CNN

      Actually this one was **** down, but it seems amazing to me that our government is has these boot camp style detention facilities. And, apparently, they are quite harsh. It sounds like this kid starved himself to death on purpose. A couple a months ago there was another kid that was beaten to death by his superiors. Seems to me that the ever stronger police state is already here, and does not plan of leaving. If we so much as step out of line, literaly, we will be beaten down for show as an example. Recently, at the Miami WTO protest a demonstrator named Elizibeth Ridder, holding a sign that reads “fear Totalitarianism” was shot with rubber bullets, then shot in the head while she was on the ground. This all while rows of militant police packed deep stood by idly by. See the footage in the Democracy Now 8/11 report.

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    • Raids across Brazil free 4,000 slaves

      Posted by Billbar from Guardian UK

      Although slavery was officially abolished in Brazil in 1889, Brazil's modern-day slave trade began to boom again during the 1964 military dictatorship. Father Rezende said the official estimate of just 25,000 slaves in Brazil could be way off the mark: "The real figure could be 250,000."

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    jbpopnoe comments on:

    Operation Wetback: Illegal Immigration Myths

    General IKE also said ” BEWARE THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX ”

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    My hometown Carpinteria, CA used to have a labor camp- that worked OK
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    1:26 pm 1/30/08
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    Edinburgh Film Festival: Solitary fragments or part of social experience?

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    VincebusEruptum

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