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johann galloway I remember leaning on the sill of my grandma’s open living room window in Nurnberg, Germany back in 1990. The final game of the World Cup just ended. The secluded and normally quiet street below was filled with revelers shouting and chanting the team anthem as if they had […]
by Hector E. Gomez Streets of gold, that lucky strike just over the next lotto drawing. Scratching and sniffing, You’ll see. We’ll see. The more the pain, the more the gain… (then why is social security and education so fucked up?) But the immigrant children keep coming, You’ll […]
By Rob Azevedo It was sometime in late August 2000 when we drove off that boat ramp into Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, ready to begin our lives together, legally, as a committed couple. It should have been the time of our lives. After a stellar ceremony on Cape Cod where friends […]
By KAREEM FAHIM for the New York Times Jan. 1, 2015 CAIRO — Egypt’s highest appeals court on Thursday ordered a retrial for three imprisoned journalists from Al Jazeera’s English-language service, acknowledging critical procedural flaws in a case that focused international criticism on the government. Still, the decision offered no guarantees […]
Julian Assange explains the radical thinking that led him to create WikiLeaks in When Google Met WikiLeaks, published by OR Books. “I looked at something that I had seen going on with the world, which is that I thought there were too many unjust acts. And I wanted there to […]
By: Connor Gonzales Have you ever played Marco Polo in a pool? That’s how i feel about love sometimes. I yell “Marco” at the top of my lungs but i never hear “Polo.” I feel as if I’m stumbling around in a pool of confusion and frustration just looking for […]
the reformation to our new military industrial corporate complex secret government the fathers who art cromwellian puritan roundheads after w.b. yeats turning and turning in the widening gyre the falcon cannot hear the falconer things fall apart the center will not hold the powermongers are loosed upon the world the […]
Part IV: Down & Out in Kentucky By: Ron Whitehead It’s not legal today to drive 100 miles per hour up or down Bardstown Road and it wasn’t legal midday October 2nd 1992 but I had a feeling ever since early morning when I picked Allen Ginsberg up at The […]
By: Jessup Powers Out of my own shitty curiosity I looked up or googled for a list of the candidates. Low and behold I came across a list on a site with the url address Politics1.com. The following is the list of the democratic candidates. Democratic candidates Vice president- Joe […]
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