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For decades now I have published records, CDs, movies, books and articles. If you read through the bio on this site, you will find more information on all of this than most sane people would find interesting. Many have commented that I seem to spread myself thin across a wide, even scattered, range of activities. But for me, all these things are just different ways of approaching the intersection of art, politics, culture, nature and technology. I hope the threads leading to this intersection will be clear from the postings on this blog. Thanks for visiting.


Links:

http://www.juancole.com/
Thoughtful, passionate, and incredibly thorough blog on the Middle East. My favorite way to follow the ongoing catastrophe.

http://www.appealforredress.org/

www.couragetoresist.org
Web site to support US troops who refuse to fight in Iraq. For a detailed argument why the most important factor in ending the Vietnam war was the refusal of American troops to fight it, see the relevant chapter of my book People's Movements, People's Press.

(more links to come)


Blog

I now do all of my blogging at the Huffington Post.

Below you can find the archive of this site's old blog. It will no longer be updated.



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Petition on Repression in Burma
Normally I am not a big fan of Internet petitions, because I don't think they accomplish much, and they make people feel as if they had "done something" when in fact they have done nothing. But with the situation in Burma so dire, and with the eyes of so much of the world on them, this may be one moment when signing an Internet petition actually may produce some sort of result.

Stand with the People of Burma.
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Posted on 02 Oct 2007 by bobostertag
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