Don’t buy these products from Koch Industries! :: News From Underground

BOYCOTT KOCH INDUSTRIES PRODUCTS

  • Angel Soft toilet paper
  • Brawny paper towels
  • Dixie plates, bowls, napkins & cups
  • Mardi Gras napkins and towels
  • Quilted Northern toilet paper
  • Soft ‘n Gentle toilet paper
  • Sparkle napkins
  • Vanity fair napkins
  • Zee napkins
  • Georgia-Pacific paper products & envelopes
  • All Georgia-Pacific lumber & building products
  • (INVISTA Products)
  • Lycra
  • Stainmaster Carpet

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FT.com / Books / Essays – Donald Rumsfeld’s ‘Known and Unknown’

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Matt Taibbi: “Why Isn’t Wall Street in Jail?” (Complete Interview)

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JUDITH REGAN: FOX Boss Roger Ailes Told Me To Lie To The Feds To Protect Rudy Giuliani

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Frank Rich on the Looming Government Shut Down

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Our machine overlords – The Boston Globe

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The Revival of Pragmatism

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Tehran Updates: New Call for March 1 March; Regime Pressed to Free Greens – Tehran Bureau | FRONTLINE | PBS

Tehran Updates: New Call for March 1 March; Regime Pressed to Free Greens

by MUHAMMAD SAHIMI

26 Feb 2011 23:103 Comments

Video of recent verbal assault on Faizeh Hasehmi, daughter of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, apparently by plainclothes security agents. She is repeatedly addressed as “garbage” and several times as “whore.” The agents tell her, “We will get rid of you and your father,” and shout “Death to the hypocrite” and “Death to Hashemi.” Continue reading

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http://rodrik.typepad.com/dani_rodriks_weblog/2011/02/another-u-curve-in-economic-development.html

Check out this website I found at ht.ly

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The archaeology of Iran’s regime | openDemocracy

The uprising in Iran, which began as a protest against the rigged election of 12 June 2009, caught the world by surprise. No one can be certain where this uprising will lead. What is certain is that Iran will never be the same again. Continue reading

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