November 11 to 24 , 2004 • No 101
by Kevin Potvin
The November 2nd re-election of Bush to the US presidency signals a truly ominous decision on the part of the ruling class. The rise of “moral values” in politics is a taste of the future
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by William Kay
As the battle of Falluja unfolds, a look at what exactly has been brought to the table and how the forces match up
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by Michael Nenonen
Conservatives are blind to the damage they do to society as they play out personal ego trips and overcome their fears of being helpless babies
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by Jennifer Matsui
There are many revealing parallels between the American remake of classic Japanese horror film The Grudge, and world of America post November 2nd
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by James Lindfield
Widespread reports of election fraud are beginning to seriously taint the official results of the November presidential election in the US.
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by Reed Eurchuk
The social psychology of consumption and the success of various theories within it over the decades forms the nucleus of the new Safe Streets Act.
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The vast US company that won a records management contract at the BC Ministry of Health Services does quite a bit more than manage records. It's quietly building a complete privatized government
reviewed by Kevin Potvin
Thy Will Be Done; It's the Crude, Dude; and Canadian Bolsheviks
reviewed by Scott Turner
Godsend and Birth
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