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  • 2008 and the Iraq war

    2008 and the Iraq war

    October 19, 2007 By Sam Webb

    Last week I read a report that U.S. guards employed by a private security company fired into a car carrying four Iraqi people in Baghdad. The driver and a woman in the front seat were killed,...

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  • N.Y. labor mobilizes to end Iraq war

    N.Y. labor mobilizes to end Iraq war

    October 19, 2007

    NEW YORK CITY — The mobilization for the Oct. 27 peace demonstration here is now in full swing. A significant number of New York-area labor unions have endorsed the action. So far, 15 unions from New...

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  • Thousands to march for peace Oct. 27

    Thousands to march for peace Oct. 27

    October 19, 2007

    ‘This war is draining our communities’ United for Peace and Justice, the largest antiwar coalition in America, has announced plans for 11 peace marches to take place around the nation on Oct. 27. “Never before have...

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  • Iraqi Communist Party rejects Bidens U.S. Senate resolution

    Iraqi Communist Party rejects Bidens U.S. Senate resolution

    October 6, 2007

    Building the state and its character is an internal matter for the Iraqi people The Iraqi Communist Party has firmly rejected the non-binding resolution presented by Senator and U.S. presidential candidate Joseph Biden, and adopted by...

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  • EDITORIAL: For a nuke-free world

    EDITORIAL: For a nuke-free world

    October 5, 2007

    Last week Illinois Sen. Barack Obama announced that as president he would set a goal of ridding the world of nuclear weapons. In doing so, he joined another Democratic presidential candidate, John Edwards, who called earlier...

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