This post is about ex-pat life and the people who make up your life. Actually it doesn't matter if you're an expat, I'm sure where ever you live, you're in the business of surrounding yourself with
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This post is about ex-pat life and the people who make up your life. Actually it doesn't matter if you're an expat, I'm sure where ever you live, you're in the business of surrounding yourself with
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Additional post today: Print this one out, pass it out at school, examine it with the class instead of the usual crap about old white dudes with grey whigs.
Eat this fresh indictment PDF, and bewar
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An important interview with a friend who just returned from the refugee camps on the border with Darfur, Sudan.
AudioCommunique #70(mp3)27min+, 80kbps, 15Mb+
Subjects Include:
Donahue
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There was one specific New Jersey summer, when I was 16, that I picked up a copy of "On Revolution" - selected writings of Ho Chi Min. The book was 25 cents, and I recognized the name as one of those
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Something should be said about the Polish elections, cause Poland is a big country, a new EU member, with a truely stubborn national spirit (I love stubborn populations!). I figure when you have such
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I was having brunch in the presence of these sunflowers and lots of international friends reunited. During the passing of the salad and the eating of the croissants I mentioned the blog post of mine
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Private armies are growing, worldwide. From Iraq to Afghanistan to the streets of the United States; this is an overview of who is who in the private military scene.
AudioCommunique #69(mp3)25min
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The other night, as I finished editing the most recent podcast, which naturally keeps me up til 2am... for some strange reason I turned on the TV with the sound off... not really sure what I was look
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