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Posts Tagged ‘ Georgia ’

Germany Does Something the U.S. Hasn’t for Peace

December 11, 2014

DAVID SWANSON - Imagine a letter co-signed by former presidents, former representatives from both sides of the aisle, House speakers, former governors, attorneys general, cabinet members, ambassadors, CEOs, movie stars and directors, writers, astronauts, religious leaders, mayors, academics, mainstream media correspondents, and more — all united in stating “Nobody wants war.” Imagine the...

Tags: Charter of Paris for a New Europe, Cold War, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Crimea, David Swanson, European Union, Georgia, NATO, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
Posted in Big Picture, December 2014 | No Comments »

It’s Us or the Nukes

September 25, 2012

DAVID SWANSON - Three years later a Soviet Lieutenant Colonel acted out the same scene, with the computer glitch on his side this time. Then in 1984 another U.S. computer glitch led to the quick decision to park an armored car on top of a missile silo to prevent the start of the...

Tags: 1956, 1961, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1984, 1995, 2007, 2012, Aiken, American, August, B-47, B-52, Baharul Haq, Chernobyl, David Swanson, Dennis Kucinich, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team, F-86, Faisal Shahzad, Faro, Florida, French, Fukushima, Georgia, Hiroshima, hydrogen bombs, India, Iraq, Israel, January 17, Japan, Jonesborough, Kahuta, Louisiana, Lt. Jack B. ReVelle, MacDill Air Force Base, Marshall Islands, Mediterranean, Mississippi, Nagasaki, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, North Korea, NRC, nuclear missiles, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, October 22, Pakistan, Palomares, Plutonium, President Jimmy Carter, radiation exposure, Russian, Sardinia, September 16, September 20, Somalia, South Carolina., Soviet, Spain, Tennessee, Three Mile Island, Times Square, U.S Military, U.S.S. Hartford, U.S.S. Ticonderoga, uranium, Virginia, Yugoslavia
Posted in September 2012, SMART Stuff | No Comments »

Santana Booed for Speaking Out at Baseball Game

May 23, 2011

DAVE ZIRIN - Major League Baseball’s annual Civil Rights Game was poised to be a migraine-inducing exercise in Orwellian irony. Forget about the fact that Civil Rights was to be honored in Atlanta, where fans root for a team called the Braves and cheer in unison with the ubiquitous "tomahawk chop."

Tags: Atlanta, baseball, Carlos Santana, civil rights game, constitutional rights, discrimination, documentation upon demand, Georgia, Latino
Posted in Analysis, May 2011 | 2 Comments »