Last night, the Region 62 supper club screened Hijacking Catastrophe, a 2004 documentary which argues that the wars on Afghanistan and Iraq were planned before 9/11. Some of the people interviewed for the docu made a few socialist comments (e.g., that Bush's $400 billion in military spending might have been spent on health care and education), but most of the docu focused on the neocons' plans for American empire since the fall of Communism.
Bob Weber observed that the docu left out that the American empire has been a bipartisan effort since at least 1898, and indeed, the docu presented the Clinton years as a lull in empire.
Also interviewed in the docu was the LP's Karen Kwiatkowski.
Palestinians in Masafer Yatta are surviving without water after Israeli
settlers cut off a lifeline
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In Masafer Yatta in the southern occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers are
accelerating their attacks on Palestinian farmers and herders in the area
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