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US turns away KLM plane with unwanted visitors on board 4/10/2005 AFP: "A Dutch airline KLM plane on a direct flight from Amsterdam to Mexico was forced to turn back after US authorities barred it from entering their airspace because it was carrying two unwanted passengers. The plane, which had been carrying 287 passengers, had not been scheduled to land in the United States but needed to fly through US airspace to pass from Canada to Mexico. The aircraft was already nearing Canada when the pilot was told he would not be allowed to enter US airspace, KLM spokesman Bart Koster told AFP on Sunday... The suspected passengers were not arrested on their return to the Netherlands because Dutch authorities saw no reason to detain them, the ANP news agency reported."
The Chavez / Zapatero Alliance - Bush Rebuffed in Venezuela (Again) 4/10/2005 Counterpunch
The Price of Oil and the Bush Dollar - Don't Blame the Oil Sheikh's 4/10/2005 Counterpunch
The Miami Mafia at work: Oppenheimer interviews Rumsfeld 4/10/2005 Vheadlines
In Many Turks' Eyes, U.S. Remains the Enemy
Hostility Bodes Ill For Efforts to Boost Americans' Image 4/10/2005 Washington Post: "As the Bush administration ramps up efforts to improve the American image in the Muslim world, the magnitude of the challenge is starkly visible in this country of 70 million, long seen as a bridge between East and West. Polls suggest that few countries have turned more dramatically against the United States than Turkey.
The latest survey, gathered in February by the private Metropoll organization, found that four in 10 Turks regard the United States as their country's "biggest enemy." That is more than double the number who named Greece, the ancient rival Turkey has come to the brink of war with three times in the last half-century."
Saturday 4/9/2005
 Police kill Haitian rebel leader 4/9/2005 BBC: "Haitian police have killed a prominent rebel leader in a suburb of the capital, Port-au-Prince.
Ravix Remissainthe was one of the key figures in a three-week uprising that ousted former President Jean-Bernard Aristide, who fled Haiti last year.
Ravix was wanted by police in connection with the murder of four officers in February and several other attacks on police stations."
Friday 4/8/2005
Army unit wiped out in Colombia’s main oil region 4/8/2005 ANNCOL: "Guerrillas kill elite battalion commander and 16 of his troops in one of this year’s most deadly daylight attacks. A US-led attempt to run the rebels out of the important oil region of Arauca seems to have failed."
Thursday 4/7/2005
Who Forged the Niger Documents? 4/7/2005 Alternet
New Revelations about Racism in the Military 4/7/2005 Black Commentator
Black Thursday 2005: A Coup d'Etat Begins Today in Mexico 4/7/2005 Narcosphere
Homeland Security memo reveals terrorism records are being sanitized 4/7/2005 Narcosphere
Monday 4/4/2005
Petition Drive Launched to Keep Voting Rights Act 4/4/2005 NNPA: "Representatives from several national organizations announced the goal of collecting 1 million signatures in a petition drive to encourage Congressional reauthorization of the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
At a press conference convened in the nation's capital, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, president of the Rainbow Push Coalition, discussed the petition as one of several strategies to ensure the reauthorization of the Act. 'There will be three critical parts of the Voting Rights Act to expire in 2007 unless reauthorized by Congress,' said Jackson. 'We must be ever vigilant to protect our right to vote and not be swayed by media campaigns highlighting events that divert our attention [from] our mission.'
Jackson was joined by, among others: Major L. Jemison, president, Progressive National Baptist Convention Inc.; Barbara R. Arnwine, executive director, Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; Laura W. Murphy, legislative director, American Civil Liberties Union; Stephanie Jones of the National Urban League; Richard Womack, AFL-CIO; T.J. Michaels, Service Employees International Union; Brenda Girton-Mitchell, National Council of Churches; Julie Fernandes, senior policy analyst, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights; Olga Vivies, vice president, National Organization for Women; Merwyn Scott, government relations, National Education Association; and Tanya M. Clay, deputy director, People For the American Way."
Sunday 4/3/2005
Venezuela's Chavez is Dominican 4/3/2005 Venezuela Analysis: "The Dominican government, which has helicopters that are useless, asked their North American friends for help to suffocate this fire. The US said that it would come only if the Dominican Republic declared a state of emergency. It would then come not with a pair of seaplanes to put out the fire, but with four aircraft carriers and soldiers, which they would position throughout the area to control everything, as is their custom. Canada, on the other hand, said that it would come at a cost of $100,000 per day. By the time the Dominican government had discussed the price and accepted it, Canada had decided to raise their price to $500,000 per day.
When they called Chávez, he gave the order to deploy helicopters immediately, at no cost and without bureaucratic procedures, without hesitation, just that simple, in solidarity, without fanfare, as it should be among the peoples of the south."
Friday 4/1/2005
Exit poll analysis points to 2004 election corruption 4/1/2005 Akron Beacon Journal
Lebanon Baloney 4/1/2005 Defense and the National Interest
Wednesday 3/30/2005
John Bolton: Ally of CIA-linked Drugrunners 3/30/2005 David Corn
U.S. Aggression towards Venezuela: The Rise of Black Propaganda and Dirty War Tactics (Again) 3/30/2005 Venezuela Analysis: "The Bush Administration, through its Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, and her spokesmen, its Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and his spokesmen, and the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Porter Goss, has made clear that Venezuela is a target for Washington this year.
This time around, the strategy is clear: turn President Chávez into an international pariah in the world media and justify an intervention to save democracy. Even more transparent are the mechanisms utilized to implement the strategy. Since early January 2005, major U.S. publications and television stations, including the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, Fox News Network and CSNBC, to name a few, have published or broadcast well over 60 articles and programs regurgitating State Department accusations that President Chávez presents a “negative force in the region,”[1] is a “threat to democracy,” a “semi-dictator,” or that the Venezuela Government provides refuge and collaborates with “terrorist” groups, such as the Colombian FARC and ELN."
Tuesday 3/29/2005
St. Joseph's Night Gone Blue 3/29/2005 Best of New Orleans: "On Saturday, March 19 -- St. Joseph's night -- Mardi Gras Indians were dancing and singing their way over to A.L. Davis park. Then came the sirens."
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