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This page was last updated on August 18th, 2008
This page was last updated on August 18th, 2008
North America (from September 11, 2001)
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Fox News: Full Text of Terror Guide
Translation of a document used by the hijackers.
The Nation: Nuclear Safety
Matt Bivens. "Given the extraordinary events, we're taking extraordinary measures to protect our nuclear plants, right?" USA.
The Nation: A Growing Opposition
John Nichols. "In the name of God, we too demand that those responsible for these utterly evil acts be found and brought to justice. Those culpable must not escape accountability. But we must not, out of anger and vengeance, indiscriminately retaliat
Alternative Resources on the U.S. War Against Terrorism
Links to alternative news and commentary, petitions, and information on anti-war activities throughout the United States.
In These Times: Trigger Happy
Jeffrey St. Clair reports on suggestions to deploy nuclear weapons against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.
In These Times: The Problem with Evil
"An action (or reaction) may be understandable - we do get it - but that doesn't make it right." Editorial by Joel Bleifuss. USA.
Media Monitors Network: Investigate before you Retaliate
Michel Collon hypothesizs that the terrorist attacks required a complicity from the American extreme Right or the secret services of the US.
citypaper.net: Speak No Evil
How patriotism is trying to silence voices of dissent.
Christian Science Monitor: Why do they hate us?
Examines the mood of resentment toward America, includes poll responses, categorized by country, to a military response.
IMC New York City: Disasters in NYC and D.C.
Stories, photos and audio. Background, media analysis, commentary and speculation. Includes list of World Trade Center tenants. USA.
What the papers say in America
Summary of coverage in eight newspapers. Guardian, UK.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel : Farrakhan condemns terrorist attacks
Jamaal Abdul-Alim. "He said America is entitled to an 'appropriate response' to the attacks, but expressed concern that the government - feeding from an atmosphere of blinding anger and pride - might go too far in retaliating, and trigger a terrible
The New Republic: It Happened Here
Editorial, with links to other articles in the special issue of the magazine. USA.
CounterPunch: Sense and Nonsense About September 11
By Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St Clair. "Did Osama bin-Laden outwit US intelligence agencies in a deadly game of decoy or double bluff?" USA.
National Post: Vengeance Via the Israel Model
By George Friedman. "The United States needs a superb covert operations capability -- of unquestioned skill and moral virtue -- to wage this war." USA.
Nation of Islam: Farrakhan speaks on World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks
Full transcript of his sermon plus a link to the audio/video webcast. USA.
Heritage Foundation: More than a "Warning Shot"
By Kim Holmes and Jack Spencer. USA.
CounterPunch: Interviewing Chomsky on 9/11
Noam Chomsky interview on Radio B92 in Belgrade, discussing his views on the cause of the attack and the likely consequences of retaliation. Includes Chomsky's column from September 12. USA.
Time: Cropduster Manual Discovered in Suspected Terrorist Hideout
U.S. officials suspect that bin Laden conspirators may have been planning to disperse biological or chemical agents from cropdusting planes. USA.
Boston.com: "Heroic effort" By Jet Passengers May Have Prevented Further Disasters
Article dealing with the passengers on the Pennsylvania flight. USA.
PBS Frontline: Looking for Answers
The rise of radical Islamic terrorism and why US intelligence failed on 9/11/01. Articles, interviews, video excerpts, and links.
USnews.com: President Bush's Statement
Text of the statement made by President George Bush on the attacks. USA.
RamallahOnline: Arafat Donates Blood for U.S. Victims
"Palestinian President Yasser Arafat donated blood Wednesday for the victims of the terror attacks in New York and Washington while other Palestinians held a vigil in Jerusalem in sympathy with the United States." USA.
Freedom Forum: Freedom flees in terror from Sept. 11 disaster
A look at how various congressmen and government officials are trying to restrict personal liberties. USA.
RamallahOnline: Arab American Statement on Terror Attacks
Statement from The Arab American Institute. USA.
The Progressive: The Toll of Terror
Matthew Rothschild, editor. "To note these factors is not, by any means, to justify the actions of the terrorists. It is only to suggest that the United States should be careful not to pursue policies that are unjust or needlessly inflammatory. The U
Ramallah Online: U.S. Muslims Condemn Terrorist Attacks
"The American Muslim Political Coordination Council (AMPCC), today condemned the apparent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington and offered condolences to the families of those who were killed or injured. American Muslims utterly condemn what
The Progressive: Violence Doesn't Work
Howard Zinn. "We need to decide that we will not go to war, whatever reason is conjured up by the politicians of the media, because war in our time is always indiscriminate, a war against innocents, a war against children. War is terrorism, magnified
Record Online: New York, D.C. Dig Out of 'Devastating, Unspeakable' Carnage; Thousands Likely Dead
AP. Information on the death toll. USA.
Salon.com: An Afghan-American Speaks
An Afghan-American citizen speaks of the tragedy. USA.
The Nation: Of Sin, the Left & Islamic Fascism
Christopher Hitchens. "Not all readers liked my attack on the liberal/left tendency to 'rationalize' the aggression of September 11, or my use of the term "'fascism with an Islamic face.'" USA.
h2so4: We Are Not on an Innocence Mission
A comment by Laura Schattschneider.
Media Monitors Network: No News is Bad News
Robert Jensen and Rahul Mahajan predict "war on the civilian population of Afghanistan using fear, flight and food."
Salon.com: Lessons on how to fight terror
"A message from the United Kingdom: Don't torture. Don't shoot boys who throw stones. And don't imagine for a moment that there is any guarantee of success." USA.
The Progressive - Edward W. Said Interview
Commentary on the World Trade Center attack, difficulties arising from United States policy in the Middle East, and appropriate response.
Translation of a document used by the hijackers.
Matt Bivens. "Given the extraordinary events, we're taking extraordinary measures to protect our nuclear plants, right?" USA.
John Nichols. "In the name of God, we too demand that those responsible for these utterly evil acts be found and brought to justice. Those culpable must not escape accountability. But we must not, out of anger and vengeance, indiscriminately retaliat
Links to alternative news and commentary, petitions, and information on anti-war activities throughout the United States.
Jeffrey St. Clair reports on suggestions to deploy nuclear weapons against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.
"An action (or reaction) may be understandable - we do get it - but that doesn't make it right." Editorial by Joel Bleifuss. USA.
Michel Collon hypothesizs that the terrorist attacks required a complicity from the American extreme Right or the secret services of the US.
How patriotism is trying to silence voices of dissent.
Examines the mood of resentment toward America, includes poll responses, categorized by country, to a military response.
Stories, photos and audio. Background, media analysis, commentary and speculation. Includes list of World Trade Center tenants. USA.
Summary of coverage in eight newspapers. Guardian, UK.
Jamaal Abdul-Alim. "He said America is entitled to an 'appropriate response' to the attacks, but expressed concern that the government - feeding from an atmosphere of blinding anger and pride - might go too far in retaliating, and trigger a terrible
Editorial, with links to other articles in the special issue of the magazine. USA.
By Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St Clair. "Did Osama bin-Laden outwit US intelligence agencies in a deadly game of decoy or double bluff?" USA.
By George Friedman. "The United States needs a superb covert operations capability -- of unquestioned skill and moral virtue -- to wage this war." USA.
Full transcript of his sermon plus a link to the audio/video webcast. USA.
By Kim Holmes and Jack Spencer. USA.
Noam Chomsky interview on Radio B92 in Belgrade, discussing his views on the cause of the attack and the likely consequences of retaliation. Includes Chomsky's column from September 12. USA.
U.S. officials suspect that bin Laden conspirators may have been planning to disperse biological or chemical agents from cropdusting planes. USA.
Article dealing with the passengers on the Pennsylvania flight. USA.
The rise of radical Islamic terrorism and why US intelligence failed on 9/11/01. Articles, interviews, video excerpts, and links.
Text of the statement made by President George Bush on the attacks. USA.
"Palestinian President Yasser Arafat donated blood Wednesday for the victims of the terror attacks in New York and Washington while other Palestinians held a vigil in Jerusalem in sympathy with the United States." USA.
A look at how various congressmen and government officials are trying to restrict personal liberties. USA.
Statement from The Arab American Institute. USA.
Matthew Rothschild, editor. "To note these factors is not, by any means, to justify the actions of the terrorists. It is only to suggest that the United States should be careful not to pursue policies that are unjust or needlessly inflammatory. The U
"The American Muslim Political Coordination Council (AMPCC), today condemned the apparent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington and offered condolences to the families of those who were killed or injured. American Muslims utterly condemn what
Howard Zinn. "We need to decide that we will not go to war, whatever reason is conjured up by the politicians of the media, because war in our time is always indiscriminate, a war against innocents, a war against children. War is terrorism, magnified
AP. Information on the death toll. USA.
An Afghan-American citizen speaks of the tragedy. USA.
Christopher Hitchens. "Not all readers liked my attack on the liberal/left tendency to 'rationalize' the aggression of September 11, or my use of the term "'fascism with an Islamic face.'" USA.
A comment by Laura Schattschneider.
Robert Jensen and Rahul Mahajan predict "war on the civilian population of Afghanistan using fear, flight and food."
"A message from the United Kingdom: Don't torture. Don't shoot boys who throw stones. And don't imagine for a moment that there is any guarantee of success." USA.
Commentary on the World Trade Center attack, difficulties arising from United States policy in the Middle East, and appropriate response.
September 11, 2001 >> North America yielded other results on Canadian Content:
America versus Iran or North Korea extremely unlikely
March 8th, 2006, 01:23 PM Now with Afghanistan and Iraq, America is having a difficult time shuttin
March 8th, 2006, 01:23 PM Now with Afghanistan and Iraq, America is having a difficult time shuttin
America versus Iran or North Korea extremely unlikely
Now with Afghanistan and Iraq, America is having a difficult time shutting down the insurgencies. I
Now with Afghanistan and Iraq, America is having a difficult time shutting down the insurgencies. I
United North America
May 30th, 2005, 12:37 PM http://www.unitednorthamerica.org/ Came across this on another board. My q
May 30th, 2005, 12:37 PM http://www.unitednorthamerica.org/ Came across this on another board. My q
United North America
May 30th, 2005, 04:54 PM Quote: Thats right, it doesn't change anything, you are anti-American
May 30th, 2005, 04:54 PM Quote: Thats right, it doesn't change anything, you are anti-American
French homeland in North America
November 2nd, 2006, 04:40 PM Dear Anglophone Canadians and Anglophone Americans. Since the Francoph
November 2nd, 2006, 04:40 PM Dear Anglophone Canadians and Anglophone Americans. Since the Francoph
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