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July 7 to 20, 2005  •  No 117

It’s a lot worse than reported

by Kevin Potvin

Number of US soldiers killed depends on who's counting

 

The only number that is wildly divergent has to do with the number of US dead. It happens also to be by far the most sensitive number for the US military and its necessary public support among American citizens back home.

Canada Day: no mo’ ho hum

by Andrea Reimer

In this era of globalization, it’s worth celebrating our national birthday

 

Nicaragua hits the crunch first

by Dan Crawford

The poorer nations are first to experience what we will all be swept over by: expensive energy

Dan's Homebrewing Supplies
uprising breads bakery

America's fall has arrived

by Kevin Potvin

We got to the end of the Empire a lot sooner than anyone anticipated.

 

President Bush insisted in public appearances that US forces will win the war in Iraq. In a nearly completely overlooked statement, Rumsfeld told a television news show the very same week, ‘The coalition cannot defeat the insurgency.’

Capitalism’s vampires

by Michael Nenonen

In the transition from complex societies to modern states, the taste for exploitation was retained

 

Nobles are confronted by ample evidence of their fundamental identity with the people they oppress. Try though they might, they can't escape the human condition, a condition marked by suffering, decay, and death.

Stiglitz lights them up

by Kevin Potvin

The World Bank economist comes to town to say the bank was wrong

 

Stiglitz’s conclusion is that ‘political globalization has been outstripped by economic globalization’ and that political institutions of a global nature need to be created to deal with a thoroughly globalized economic reality.

Expect WalMart to sue

by Kevin Potvin

And the giant company would likely win a Nafta Chapter 11 suit against Vancouver

Cinderella Man

by Junius

The historical movie says much about our conditions today

Books We're Reading This Month

reviewed by Kevin Potvin

The World is Flat; No God But God

Turner's Movies

reviewed by Scott Turner

Mr and Mrs Smith and Sex in Chains

Letters to the Republic

The Fair Trade Chocolate Company

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