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Been Brown So Long
Been Brown So Long
Been Brown So Long It Looked Like Green to Me by Jeffrey St. Clair is a merciless account of how politicians of both parties have leveled war upon the environment, from Alaska to Yellowstone, from the redwoods to the coal mines of West Virginia. "St. Clair is the Seymour Hersh of environmental journalism." Josh Frank
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14 Percent Club T-shirts
"14 Per cent of Americans believe almost nothing of what they read in the New York Times."

CounterPunch: You Can Trust What You Read.
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Case Against Israel
Case Against Israel
The Case Against Israel by Michael Neumann, professor of philosophy at Trent University, systematically dismantles the rationales for Israel put forward by Alan Dershowitz and other defenders of the Zionist state.
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CounterPunch Women's T Shirt
CounterPunch's hot new T-shirt for women. This long-sleeved shirt is 100% cotton and features the new CP logo and our motto in Alexander Cockburn's script. Note: this is a snugly-fitting shirt.
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Imperial Crusades: Iraq, Afghanistan & Yugoslavia
Imperial Crusades: Iraq, Afghanistan & Yugoslavia
Imperial Crusades: Iraq, Afghanistan and Yugoslavia by Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair is CounterPunch's scorching new chronicle of the last decade of war, from Clinton's assault on Yugoslavia to Bush Jr's wars on Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Other Lands Have Dreams
Other Lands Have Dreams
Other Lands Have Dreams: From Baghdad to Pekin Prison is three-time Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Kathy Kelly's gripping account of her time in Iraq from the first Gulf War through the misery of 12 years of sanctions to US invasion that began with Operation Shock and Awe and continues with the bloody Occupation. Kelly, a founder of Voices in the Wilderness, returned to the US to face a federal prison sentence for protesting at the School of the America's, the torture and assassin training-ground at Ft. Benning, Georgia. From her cell, Kelly recounts in vivid and harrowing detail the miserable conditions inside US prisons, where young mothers are sealed away in the name of the merciless war on drugs. A stunning book by a true American hero.
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Serpents in the Garden: Liaisons with Culture and Sex
Serpents in the Garden: Liaisons with Culture and Sex
Serpents in the Garden. That's how Percy Shelley described the revolutionary quest of his circle of Romantic poets and writers. And it's a perfect title for this marvelous new a cappella of writing on art, music, culture and sex from the editors and writers of CounterPunch.

A big part of being radical in the best sense of that word lies in enjoying, promoting and defending art and the spirit of freedom embodied in the arts. By the quality of life, art and freedom that radical commend, so will radicalism prevail. Subversive perspectives should also be fun.

Herein find: Dr. Susan Block on John Ashcroft's breast fetish; Marsha Cusic getting to the absolute heart of Motown; Daniel Wolff on the gospel roots of Sam Cooke; Lenni Brenner eating peyote with a young Dylan; Bruce Jackson unearths the transcripts of the stage tapes from Dylan's famous electric performance at Newport; Susan Davis's journey to the Kinsey Institute; Alexander Cockburn on Angelina Jolie and the French Revolution; Jeffrey St. Clair on why Ken Burns hates music; Peter Linebaugh on the glorious history of May Day and much, much more.
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Dime's Worth of Difference
Dime's Worth of Difference
Why the Democrats lost to Bush and why it likely won't matter even if they somehow win back the White House and Congress. Essays by Alexander Cockburn, Jeffrey St. Clair, JoAnn Wypijewski, Vijay Prashad, Gabriel Kolko and more.
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Whiteout: the CIA, Drugs and the Press
Whiteout: the CIA, Drugs and the Press
Whiteout: the CIA, Drugs and the Press is a shocking chronicle of the US intellgence agencies' ties to drug runners, stretching from World War 2 through the Contra Wars and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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The Politics of Anti-Semitism
The Politics of Anti-Semitism
The Politics of Anti-Semitism, edited by Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair, confronts how the slur of "anti-semite" has been used to intimidate critics of Israel's abuse of Palestinians. It includes essays by Uri Avnery, Edward Said, Michael Neumann and Bill and Kathy Christison.
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Grand Theft Pentagon
Grand Theft Pentagon
Grand Theft Pentagon: Tales of Greed and Corruption in the War on Terror is a gripping account of how the Bush adminstration and members of congress conspired to steer tens of billions of dollars into the coffers of a network of favored Pentagon contractors, from Boeing and Lockheed to Halliuburton and Bechtel.
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Five Days That Shook the World
Five Days That Shook the World
Five Days That Shook the World: Seattle and Beyond is Cockburn and St. Clair's gripping account of the WTO protests in Seattle and the crackdown by police there and in subsequent protests across the next year in Philly, DC and Los Angeles.
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Men's T Shirt
CounterPunch's hot new t-shirt featuring our new Cape Mendocino logo and our motto in Alexander Cockburn's script.
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