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Tahiti: Nuclear cover-up stokes tension with France
Written by Norm Dixon, Green Left Weekly   
A War Over Nothing
Written by Sandy LeonVest   
"See, this war is different from all the ones that our fathers and grandfathers fought. Those wars were for something. This war is for nothing," accused rapist and mass murderer, Private Steven Green said in an interview with Stars and Stripes reporter Andrew Tilghman in February, 2006. "I came over here because I wanted to kill people." 
Feeding Ourselves: Organic Urban Gardens in Caracas, Venezuela
Written by April M. Howard   
Noralí VerenzuelaIn the middle of the modern, concrete city of Caracas, Venezuela, Noralí Verenzuela is standing in a garden dressed in jeans and work boots. She is the director of the Organopónico Bolivar I, the first urban, organic garden to show its green face in the heart of the city of Caracas, Venezuela.
U.S. War Crimes in Iraq: A Review of In the Name of Democracy
Written by Bob Feldman   
ImageIn this post-9/11 "Era of Permanent War Crimes," U.S. antiwar activists have not yet been able to create a U.S. antiwar movement to end the U.S. military occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq or the U.S. government support for the Israeli war machine.
Return to Camp Casey: An Interview with Cindy Sheehan
Written by Dan Bacher   

ImageCindy Sheehan, the Vacaville mother of a fallen soldier who reinvigorated the anti-war movement in the U.S. last year during her vigil outside Bush's ranch near Crawford, Texas, is planning another "Camp Casey" this August when George W. Bush takes his annual vacation. 
Thailand’s Widow Farm
Written by Will Baxter   
ImageAfter receiving a new home and a chance to start over in southern Thailand, Suphanee Tapsunthorn is moving forward. She is thankful that she still has her life and her five children to comfort her and even allows herself a wary smile. But Suphanee is also living in a constant state of fear. Deep down she feels that nothing can ever truly compensate her for all that she has lost.
Murray Bookchin, Visionary Social Theorist, Dies At 85
Written by Brian Tokar   
ImageMurray Bookchin, the visionary social theorist and activist, died during the early morning of Sunday, July 30th in his home in Burlington, Vermont. During a prolific career of writing, teaching and political activism that spanned half a century, Bookchin forged a new anti-authoritarian outlook rooted in ecology, dialectical philosophy and left libertarianism.
Our Right to Freely Assemble and Our Duty as Patriots
Written by Jeff Nall   
Ten Questions for Movement Building and Reflections on the Current Period
Written by Dan Berger and Andy Cornell   
Straw Men on Parade: Democrats And Religion
Written by Adam Elkus   
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