Daily Archives: March 1, 2004
Aristide Claims He Was Kidnaped – US Denies
WASHINGTON, March 1 — President Jean-Bertrand Aristide asserted Monday that he had been driven from power in Haiti by the United States in “a coup,” an allegation dismissed by the White House as “complete nonsense.” Mr. Aristide, who relayed his … Continue reading
Our Hometown
Undated file photo of the signpost to the village of Lost in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, which has been forced to changed its name to Lost Farm after at least five signs have disappeared in recent years. (AP Photo/ Harvey Wood)
Citizen Journalists Rule – In Asia
Over the weekend we went to a meeting of people interested in contributing to an alternative media web site called "Exploit Boston!", envisioned to be a sort of facilitator for and aggregator of writing by a group of "citizen journalists" … Continue reading
Least in Need of More Drugs
A Chalmette man was arrested after calling the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office to complain he had been ripped off attempting to trade a microwave oven for crack cocaine. Joseph Bulot, 32, of 600 Oak Tree Lane, Apt. B, was … Continue reading
Absolutely Pure is a Relative Term
from Fun Junkie
We Weep For Our Beloved Country
What is happening in the streets of Haiti is more than a tragedy and a travesty of supposed American support for Democracy. We are seeing a death struggle between an immoral gang of thugs, killers and dope dealers and a … Continue reading