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SEPTEMBER 2004 ISSUE

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in this issue:

Civil Rights Cases: The ACLU sues the City of Newark

Current Affairs: Half a Million file past the Republican National Convention in NYC

Editorial page: A Surveillance Society Emerges

The Krueger Mansion; Unanswered Questions

Eye on Human Rights: Sudan Update

Swaziland; a tragedy in the making !

Focus on Newark, NJ: The Krueger Mansion; history of a City of Newark project

Looking Back: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Recommended reading: New additions to our reading list.

Words of Inspiration: Happy Birthday UN

The Idiocy of War

A Prayer

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Essays of interest published by other sites:

What the FBI does not think you should know, September 11: "what you ought not to know", by: www.gregpalast.com, BBC investigative reporter.
40 year veteran White House reporter, Helen Thomas, 'grills' the administration, on Iraq, transcript published by democracynow.org
The Intelligence failures of 9-11 Asleep at the Wheel, by Bill Moyers, published by Alternet.org
A Narco News Exclusive: DEA Agent’s Whistleblower Case Exposes the “War on Drugs” as a “War of Pretense” , by: Bill Conroy. DEA agent sues government over CIA questionable activity, but case is dismissed despite tangible evidence. Essay published by narconews.com
The War at Home, a new frightening trend is happening in America, and is exposed by a new book, 'Banana Republicans', from the Center for Media and Democracy www.prwatch.org
Did the Bush Administration Allow a Network of Right-Wing Republicans to Foment a Violent Coup in Haiti ? www.democracynow.org

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