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June 2002, Homeland Offenses |
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Click here to order this back issue of Toward Freedom's print magazine. Volume 50, Number 8 HOMELAND OFFENSES Looking beyond official spin, Toward Freedom examines the domestic downside of the war on terrorism. TV Producer Chloe Kovner shows how propaganda is being turned into "reality" TV entertainment. Diane Lane takes on Joint Terrorism Task Forces, pointing to the potential revival of "red squad" activity directed against dissent. And Ron Chepesiuk looks at the "war on drugs," offering ten common sense alternatives that can limit harm and produce results.
Toward Freedom: A Progressive Perspective on World Events Golden Anniversary Issue 2002 (Vol. 50, No. 8)
HOMELAND OFFENSES
TV's Reality Gap Not content with controlling wartime news, the US turns propaganda into entertainment CHLOE KOVNER
Repression Goes Local Joint Terrorism Task Forces could become the new "Red Squads" DIANE LANE
Fixing the Drug War Ten common sense alternatives that can limit harm and produce results RON CHEPESIUK
High Time for Equal Time ELAYNE CLIFT
TOWARD FREEDOM Making Sense of World Events Half a century of vision and advocacy for human rights and global democracy GREG GUMA
TF Reports
AMERICAS De-mining the Border Since the Contra War, Nicaragua has become a leader in land mine removal CHRISTINA HOAG
AFRICA Follow the Diamonds The money trail leads from Sierra Leone to Al Qaeda ANGIE MANGINO
Angola After Savimbi Peace may be possible, but the lure of war persists STEPHEN MBOGO
SCIENCE Dental Dilemma Replacing bacteria may stop tooth decay, do we know the downside? JOHN HORVATH
MONEY Small is Liberating Microcredit opens new avenues for empowerment and self-reliance SCOTT ESPOSITO
Departments
Editorials: Our Next Incarnation From Terror to Hope
TF Foundation News
Focusing on Vermont Prisons ROBIN LLOYD, DAVE DELLINGER & ELIZABETH PETERSON
Peltier's Message: Enough Is Enough TF in Transition Thanks for the Support! Letters Defending Civil Liberties Media for Change
Notebook Top Story: One-Day Venezuela Coup Tracks to Oil Also: Russia Outs CIA Spy Ring * Kenya: Blooming Medicine * DU Contamination Evidence Grows * The Top Ten of Corporate Crime * Trinidad and Tobago: Deporting Crime * Vieques: Another Volley * Madagascar: Coup in Progress * UK: Colonial Comeback?
Classified
Last Words The Enemy Up North Just when the US thinks it's safe, another dastardly plot is exposed CARLOS CUNHA
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