Archived material from historical editions of The Generator
by Mike Whitney October 22, 2006 http://www.uruknet.biz/?p=m27659&hd=0&size=1&l=e Most people won’t pay any attention to this week’s energy summit in Lahti, Finland, but they should. It is particularly instructive for anyone who is interested in the latest developments in the global resource war. The purpose of the meeting was to work out the nettlesome issues of Continue Reading →
by Sultan Muhammad (Wednesday October 18 2006) http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/36725 "Will Americans push for the repeal of the Military Commissions Act and avert Martial Law? Will Americans say no to the unilateral power grab of President Bush? Or will we continue to allow our rights to be openly subverted by the smokescreen politics of fear mongering." Moments Continue Reading →
New EU rules would prevent uploading video without a license by Steve Watson, October 17 2006 http://www.infowars.net/articles/October2006/171006Internet.htm The latest move to kill off online freedom and the spread of information comes in the form of proposed EU legislation that would prevent users from uploading any form of video, whether that be a hard hitting political Continue Reading →
Only 16% now believe official fable according to New York Times/CBS News poll Truth Movement has the huge majority of opinion How will the Bush Cabal react? By Steve Watson & Alex Jones October 14, 2006 http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/October2006/141006poll.htm A monumental new scientific opinion poll has emerged which declares that only 16% of people in America now Continue Reading →
Can We Call It Genocide Now? By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS October 12, 2006 http://www.counterpunch.org/roberts10122006.html W hen does "collateral damage" so dwarf combatant deaths that war becomes genocide? Bush’s illegal invasion of Iraq has cost 655,000 Iraqis their lives. That is the conclusion of a study financed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Center for International Continue Reading →
Oil Trip: Nigeria, Chad, Liberia By Emira Woods September 29, 2006 http://www.counterpunch.org/woods09292006.html I t is almost impossible to imagine, as we sit in a well-lit, fully functioning gas station on Main Street, USA, that a community blessed with oil riches under its soil could look as impoverished as Yenagoa in the Nigerian state of Bayelsa. Continue Reading →