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Belatedly Bobby [9.23.07]
Putumayo: Breathing Life Back into the Music Industry [3.27.06]
No Direction Home: Dylan by Scorcese [10.14.05]
Loose Change: 9/11 Laid Bare [8.29.05]
The Corporation[4.23.05]
Confronting the Evidence[4.13.05]
African Treasures: Brenda Fassie and Uncle Rex[3.6.05]
Genius of Deceit: Bush's Brain[12.20.04]
Outfoxed: Movie and Metamovie[10.19.04]
Don't Go There: A Review of a Review of The New Pearl Harbor. [9.21.04]
Running Scared. Bush on the Couch by Justin Frank[7.27.04]
War on Terror? Gregory Bateson: "To Think in the New Way"[7.27.04]
Errol Morris' "The Fog of War: 11 Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara [June 29, 2004]
Michael Moore and the Revolution [Links and discussion, June 2004]
Sunshine Superman Lands in Hoboken[5.5.04]
Liverpool Beatle Tour [Summer 2001]
How "The Bell Curve" Misues Intelligence Testing[12.7.03]
Cloning Hitler: Alan Bullock's Hitler: A Study in Tyranny[1.14.04]
Kubrick's '2001' Revisited[12.7.03]
Night Divine[12.5.03]
Wells and Worlds at War[11.3.03]
Studs Terkel: Return to Hard Times[8.22.03]
Hatfield and Mr. Hyde[7.21.03]
The Death of Jim Hatfield[5.15.03]
Wailing Dixie [5.12.03]
Record Behemoths Lash Out in Death Spasm [5.5.03]
Dixie Chicks Riding High [5.3.03]
Free Ad for Norah Jones [4.8.03]
'Bush R Us' is Entertainment for Catastrophe [3.25.03]
Turkey Defies US: "Whatever that independence may cost" -- Dostoevsky [3.2.03]
Bob Marley for the 21st Century [2.18.03]
Hunter Thompson Returns [1.4.03]
Carlin on the Gulf War [1.26.03]
Why Would Someone Kill John Lennon? [1.18.03]
Martin Luther King and Existential Politics[1.17.03]
John LeCarre: Back Out in the Cold [1.15.03]
The Iron Heel -- Jack London's Vision of Fascism [12.29.02]
William Shirer on The Fascistification of Culture [12.21.02]
We Still Think We Are Free [12.20.02]
Orwell as Textbook [11.18.02]
Martin Luther King: Beyond Vietnam [10.14.02]
How to Fight Fascists: Camus and The Resistance [10.1.02]
The Man in the High Castle: Philip K. Dick in 2002[9.20.02]
Sartre on Terrorism [09.03.02]
China with Paul Theroux [8.22.02]
Fascism, Freedom and the Internet: Sartre's "Why Write?" [Summer 2002]
A note on Arabs & Israel For Beginners [Summer 2002]
The Day Don Brody Died [Spring 2002]
Review of Mark Crispin Miller's The Bush Dyslexicon [April 2002]
Review of Marjorie Kelly's The Divine Right of Capital [January 2002]
Braving the New World Order: Dystopia Arrives [October 2001]
Making the World Safe for Capitalism [Autumn 2001]
Occupation and Resistance: Marcel Ophuls' The Sorrow and the Pity [July 2001]
A Note on Fenton Bresler's Who Killed John Lennon? [July 2001]
Dostoevsky's Ghost [Summer 2000]
Review of J.H. Hatfield's Fortunate Son [Summer 2000]
Review of George Bush's All The Best [Spring 2000]

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