Introducing The Burma NewsLadder
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Posted 10.01.2007
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We will have, hopefully, hundreds of people posting and linking to and looking for the best stories on the situation in Burma.
We will have, hopefully, hundreds of people posting and linking to and looking for the best stories on the situation in Burma.
Condoleezza Rice was on the board of Chevron, which owns the pipeline that was built by slave labor that provides the Burmese junta with their cash.
Seems like old Bruce has got a pretty damm good handle on things. As he does for why he is being criticized as being unpatriotic.
Just over one week ago, I launched the Burma NewsLadder in pretty quick order to help folks aggregate stories, photos, blog posts and more about the...
The international press kept covering Burma as our domestic press here, slowly, but surely, has dropped the story.
Obama talks about hope and change but far too much of his campaign, how they operate and how they act, speaks of old D.C. politics and business as usual.
For a moment, the world will be your stage, for a fleeting moment, the world will see that last flame of hope for literally millions of Americans will be in your hands, and Tipper's.
A $100 million campaign is going to come down to one state with a handful of delegates? Only if you let it.
