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295. Special Interstate Issue.
0, 1, 2, 3...
]] #'s, Numbers, Addys for people [[
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http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=01/10/11/8981636
http://www.rabble.ca/news_full_story.shtml?x=2911
http://www.brianwillson.com/awolwakeup.html
http://www.die-horde.de/mainframe.html
http://www.westweird.com/hacker.html
http://www.microradio.net/main.htm
http://www.lindqvist.com/bert.php
http://www.world-of-hell.com
http://www.verbalattack.com
http://poetpiet.tripod.com
http://www.freeamp.org
http://www.lifeanddebt.org
http://www.clandestineradio.com
http://www.notbored.org/army.html
http://www.notowar.com/attacks.html
http://www.iacenter.org/answer_top.htm
http://www.peaceandtruth.org/mainwindow.html
http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/38/indy.html
http://www.madblast.com/oska/humor_warnings.swf
http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_08.09.01/news/imc.html
| Cabbage, Lettuce and Arugula |
| for the top of your head |
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Hello,
Would you be willing to help us raise money for the American Red Cross
Disaster Relief Fund? My name is Jason Day and I am the Marketing Manager
with Rankyou.com/Twistedhumor.com.
I wanted to contact you today in regard to a new online game we just put
out a little over 3 days ago. The game is entitled, "Yo Mamma, Osama!"
In just 3 days of release, it has already generated over 600,000 downloads,
making it the most downloaded game on the Internet.
The game was created for charity. To read more about that, you can check
out the National Press Release put out by Yahoo.com by clicking here:
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/011003/03032598_1.html So far, we have raised over
$8,000 for the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in just 3 days.
While that is good, it is nowhere near our goal of $1 million. Therefore,
I wanted to contact you today and ask for your help. We have waived all
licensing fees for this game and are allowing sites to promoting this free
of charge so that we can generate the exposure necessary to attain our goal
of raising $1 million for charity. The fun, entertaining aspect of the game
combined with its purpose makes for a perfect fit for all audiences. I want
to offer you the opportunity to help us out and promote this game to your
audience free of charge. Charity aside, it is also a great marketing tool
as again; this game gets forwarded around quite a bit. I understand how
valuable your subscribers are to you. Therefore, if it is literally
impossible for you to justify promoting this game free of charge, I am
willing to work out something where we will pay for your services.
To promote the game, you can send you audience straight to our landing
page, which is http://www.twistedhumor.com/games/osama/mail/ OR, you can
promote the game yourself and send your audience straight to the download
link, which is http://www.twistedhumor.com/games/osama/download.php
If you have any questions and/or concerns, you may contact us.
Thanks in advance for helping us achieve our goal of $1 million raised.
Best, Jason D. Day
Marketing Manager
Rankyou.com/Twistedhumor.com
[ Sorry, Ever since Elizabeth Dole tucked Red Cross millions
away toward her husband's campaign and got away with it
despite gazillions of journalists trying to prove it, I've
found myself unable to help the Red Cross with much of
anything.
I'd much prefer to work with the local NY groups and
small agencies like the Catholic Worker, or Anarchist
Black Cross. I'm not catholic myself per se, but if I
was going to trust any large group, really it would be
the diocese's offices there on the ground in NYC.
I certainly won't get in your way, but I won't join
in. Thanks for thinking of us ]
to ati@etext.org
We are surrounded by the Police and SWAT Teams in Camouflage.
Nicole & Stephen
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PUBLISHER'S COLUMN
If I don't die of anthrax, depleted uranium poisoning or
terrorism before November 16th I will be at Fort Benning
protesting the School of Americas.
Why? Because it hasn't closed yet.
In 1998 when Guatemala's Bishop Juan Gerardi was killed
by graduates of the assassins-school I vowed to work my
entire life around being in Georgia once a year and DC
once a year to do both lobbying work, and also non-violent
direct action to "pardon my french," but SHUT THAT MOTHER
FUCKER DOWN.
If you are "american" and wish to know where 90% of the
world's terror comes from you need only look in your own
back yard people. Your taxes have been paying for death
squads since SOA got itself kicked out of Panama. We put
it inside Fort Benning, GA and continued our secret mission
of "destabilization" and our real foreign policy of bringing
drugs into this country while we pretend to fight it; and
at the same time, we bring terrorism into this country decade
after decade while we pretend to be fighting it.
How long will be tolerate this???
Pardon my "french" again, but if you want to SHUT THAT MOTHER
FUCKER DOWN, won't you join me this 16Nov through 20Nov? That is
if you don't die of terrorism, depleted uranium or anthrax.
marco
I went short with this to bring you some guest columnizing
from Boston Indymedia corresponder Don Ogden
The First of those quaint little Amendments tacked onto the U.S. Constitution
doesn?t seem to hold much sway among the media moguls in TV-land these days.
There recent conference call with National Security Advisor, Condoleezza Rice
sounds like it was a veritable patriotic love fest, that is, what little we
know of its content. Like the mysterious evidence of Osama bin Laden?s
culpability in the September 11 massacre that was shared with various
world leaders, but not with the American public, we are left out of the
loop of our own allegedly free press. Not to worry. As many have suspected
for a while now, it?s not so free anyway.
The network news moguls agreed to censor future tapes made by bin Laden
and his associates and to, in the words of the New York Times, "remove language
the government considers inflammatory". Say what? Is there a copy editor in the
house? Have these guys just passed a civil service exam? O, sorry, I forgot:
there?s a "war" going on. It?s advertised seemingly every minute of every day,
in spite of the fact wars take place between nations and this one was never
officially declared. But the definition of "official" is a bit illusive these
days. We don?t have an official news censor as we did in WW II, but then who
needs one when you have an amazingly pliable mainstream media. Ever since the
networks and big dailies caved in to the Pentagon during the Grenada and Panama
invasions, sheepishly agreeing to limited access, staged briefings, and media
pools, the U.S. public has been served up a suspiciously filtered brand of...
er... product?
But hey, like CBS News? Andrew Howard says: "This is a new situation."
There?s that phrase again. It?s all over the airwaves and in the print like
a sticky film, maybe a disaster film. Howard went on to say: "Given the historic
events we?re enmeshed in, it?s appropriate to explore new ways of fulfilling our
responsibilities to the public."
If ever these ears have heard a sound bite of newspeak it must be right there.
The old ways of fulfilling journalistic responsibility concerned a free press
doing its job without undue influence from government or corporate power. Now
that those entities are one in the same the corporate media can explore new ways
to inform us of how the world works. It?s Dan Rather, I believe, who wrapped up
his nightly CBS broadcast saying something like "that?s our world tonight", or
"that?s the way it is". It seems pretty clear whose world he?s talking about and
what the definition of "is" is. However, in true newspeak tradition, it was Rather
who stated a few weeks back that he?d gladly get in line when his president told
him. Today he says: "I?m always wary when the government seeks in any way to have
a hand in editorial decisions...but this is an extraordinary time."
I guess the question out here on the other side of the dial is will it be remembered
by our children or grandchildren as the extraordinary time the First Amendment was
shredded and sent down the Memory Hole, never to return.
Stay tuned.
September was one hell of a month
By Patrick Moore
President & CEO
Glovaroma, Inc.
Makers of Slurm?
and Mom's? Motor Oil
September 2001 will go down as a very memorable month. Not just because my son, Matt,
went to Boston for the first time, but because of the attacks on the Twin Towers and
the Pentagon.
But, more specifically, I remember September 11. I slept in, recuperating from a
5-hour class on Monday nights, and my wife, Cathy, was off that day. So we thought
we'd go into town and grab some breakfast. We went to my mom's house to get something,
and turned on the TV. We saw the early reports of the tragedy, and the New York
skyline changed before our very eyes when we saw the second tower collapse. Kennedy's
assassination may have gotten Four Days In November, but we got a week in September
where virtually no commercial broadcasting took place, except on cable channels.
Even QVC suspended operations. Also, that afternoon, we made a mad dash to the gas
station, under the fear that gas was going up to $5 per gallon at 5.00pm. For the
first time since the 70's, I saw long lines at the pumps. Thankfully, the rumor
turned out to be false.
September 11, 2001 also turned out to be the release date for the Dead Kennedys
reissue CD's, plus "Mutiny On The Bay", a live album recorded in the 1980's.
However, these CD's are controversial, more because of their origin than their
contents.
If you haven't heard already, let me recap for you: Former DK's lead singer
Jello Biafra was sued by the other members claiming that Alternative Tentacles
(the DK's original label, owned by Biafra) failed to "properly promote" the Dead
Kennedys' back catalog. However, many view this as retaliation because Biafra
refused to allow "Holiday In Cambodia" to be used in a Levi's commercial. In a
nutshell, Biafra lost, and the DK's back catalog was now off AT (except for
"Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables") and out of print for most of 2001. Reports
were that the unsold AT pressings of Dead Kennedys recordings were confiscated by
the other members.
Eventually, Manifesto Records (a descendant of Frank Zappa's Bizarre/Straight/
DiscReet labels) became the DK's new label.
Yet, for all the reissuing and repackaging, there is a certain illegitimacy on
those new releases. Biafra has publicly distanced himself publicly from any new
Dead Kennedys' project, and won't sell the new CD's from AT's web site. No doubt
money played a role in the decision to reissue those CD's on another label;
certainly there were other labels that under normal circumstances, would have
welcomed the DK's with open arms, but instead, shut the door on East Bay Ray
and Co. Seeing "Frankenchrist" on a label other than Alternative Tentacles seems
just plain wrong. As you know, "Frankenchrist" was the album that led to a 1986
raid on not only Biafra's home, but also AT's and Mordam Records offices and
storage space. In 1987, Biafra went to trial and won by acquittal. None of the
other DK's were present at the raid or the trial.
Speaking of the trial, Jello Biafra has more than once defended not only the DK's
but also Alternative Tentacles using contributions as well as funds from his own
pocket. During the "Frankenchrist" trial, it wasn't just Biafra on trial; it was
also Alternative Tentacles on trial too. Michael Guarino, then a Los Angeles city
prosecutor, admitted publicly that he did not only want to put Biafra in prison,
but was also intent on shutting down AT. (Guarino has since apologized.)
Alternative Tentacles is a label that is talent-rich but money poor. It has
never been the goal of AT to compete with BMG, Warners, or Sony, who can
spend more on promoting the newest N*Sync single in one city than AT's annual
income. For the past 22 years it has eked out an identity unlike any other
label in the music business. But looking at the way the other DK's betrayed
the spirit of Dead Kennedys, one can conclude they won a battle, but lost
the war.
Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton. Let's
roll our sleeves up, we'll help too. Afterall, we're
Americay's biggest tories.
My City
a poem by John O'Connor
What if life were long
and eternity short?
In my city innocent people
are killed by a thunderous
terror from above. Vendors
in the street are pummeled
by rubble. Men and women
on their way to work are greeted
with the anonymous hatred
of those they have never met.
Janitors, businessmen, clerks,
cooks, construction workers, the rescue
workers who risk all to help these.
My beloved city showered with death.
We cry up and ask, in the midst
of the screams of loved ones,
why do they hate us so?
Why do they do this to our city,
to our lives?
My stomach turns in on itself.
The people I love, burning, dissolving,
dying. The city I love, attacked
from above. My brothers in agony.
My sisters. Children. Mothers. Dead.
Who would do this?
Why my beautiful city?
How do we survive this
but by breathing the city's name
over and over like a mantra, a prayer?
Baghdad, Baghdad, Baghdad.
Well, that's about it for ATI issue 295.
The special road interconnectedness issue.
Send feedback to ati@etext.org
The Zine's semi-official website is at:
http://www.thepentagon.com/primeanarchist
http://www.frucht.org/anizer.html
or
http://marcocapelli.iuma.com
for all things reconsidered.
Oh, and if you've got sense, you'll dial
1-860-887-2600
ext. 5293
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A note on the ascii-font up top. I received this in
realtime at a moment when I really needed it. I thought
I would pass it along in case anyone else was in need
of, uh, teeth.