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Thursday February 6, 2003 •  Vol 2 No 56

  • The Republic - Thursday February 6, 2003 •  Vol 2 No 56
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  • The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming!
    Russian President Vladimir Putin has the world's biggest country back up and running. The Great Game is on again, and Putin has shown a master's touch in his manipulation of Bush.
    - Kevin Potvin
  • Feeling Comfortable?
    Hope you're father is enjoying his retirement. By the way, the money he pocketed when he sold his house? That was theft. And you, his children, are his victims.
    - Velma Page
  • Bigger, faster, stronger
    The only sure winner at the 2010 Olympics will be debt financiers. Studies show all mega-projects are misrepresented to the public.
    - Lutz Scheler
  • Creeping to war in Columbia
    Columbia, focus of the US War on Drugs, is looking more and more like a quagmire
    - L Jara Diaz
  • What is a "weapon of mass destruction"?
    What a neat trick the US regime has played to raise the threshold of public acceptance for their planned use of nuclear bombs on Iraq.
    - The View From The Republic
  • Promises, promises
    It's good to see politicians change their minds. So why do we vilify them for doing it, and damn them for not?
    - Karin Litzcke
  • Fixing the debate ahead
    The local press has covered, in-depth, the alleged beatings of three men by a group of six police. The coverage has generally been good. The exception has been the initial coverage by The Vancouver Sun.
    - Reed Eurchuk
  • Elephant? What elephant?
    What would it take for Vancouver or BC or Canada to vanquish
    the elephant of teacher incompetence? Admitting that it exists
    would be a good start.
    - Karin Litzcke
  • Learn a new language in minutes!
    Two new Vancouver-based novels illustrate well the constraining role genre plays in determining the story and worldview.
    - Chris La Vigne
  • The rise of David Orchard
    A new federal political dynamic, born of historical trends, could be rising up out of Western Canada again, and a Saskatchewan farmer may find himself leading more than a rump party when he's done.
    - Kevin Potvin
  • Momo presents: From Tony With Love
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    - Sarah Moser

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