The "least powerful" find the power

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Monday April 10, 2006 · 1:07 PM PDT

2006/04/10 · 13:07

Regardless of what side of the immigration issue you come down on, you have to admit that what's happening today is truly amazing.

The absolutely least powerful among us are taking to the streets. The photos are incredible.

The stories are too.

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On Politics and Football

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Tuesday January 31, 2006 · 1:06 AM PST

2006/01/31 · 01:06

A few comparisons to football got tossed around in various diaries Monday night. Armando kind of channeled Vince Lombardi a little bit when he said...

And no one, not anyone, is quitting the fight.

Right? Right!

...so, here's my football analogy. Read More

Interesting news from Jesustown

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Monday September 12, 2005 · 3:03 PM PDT

2005/09/12 · 15:03

In the last couple days, these two stories made the news in Colorado Springs, CO or, as I fondly call it, Jesustown. Read More

CU professor takes different approach

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Saturday July 02, 2005 · 9:36 AM PDT

2005/07/02 · 09:36

Ward Churchill, that wacky and wonderful University of Colorado professor who usually goes for shock effect, is now turning toward understated satire. Read More

Don't miss Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror

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Thursday April 07, 2005 · 11:25 PM PDT

2005/04/07 · 23:25

I've done some searching and can't seem to find any mention of a fantastic documentary called The Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror.

Gerard Ungerman and Audrey Brohey, the documentary's producers, describe the film on their web site:

According to O.E.C.D. data, the Middle-East holds 70% of the world oil reserves while North America and Europe will run out of oil in 2010 at their current rate of production. Emerging technologies might provide alternatives to oil used for energy but these innovations will do nothing to remedy the need for oil used in plastics which accounts for about half of oil's uses.

In the wake of Vice-President Dick Cheney's 2001 Energy Task Force, is it a coincidence if George Bush targeted Iraq in its so called "war-on-terror", a country known to possess the second largest oil reserves in the world?

There's more from their web site below the fold... Read More

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