Pourquoi seuls les professeurs (ou des gens connus) auraient-ils le droit de publier des commentaires aux articles dans Le Devoir, en réponse à certains articles?

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...in the near future this corporate owner of over 1,200 radio stations is considering programming some of their talk stations "in markets where there are already one or two stations doing conservative talk" with all-day back-to-back all-liberal talk show hosts...

"So where are they? In case we forget, distracted by the thought of thousands of dead Iraqi civilians, looted museums and gathering political chaos, the proclaimed purpose of this war, vainly pursued by Britain and the US through the United Nations, was to disarm Saddam Hussein and to destroy weapons of mass destruction deemed a menace to the entire world." ('So where are they, Mr Blair?', leader, Independent on Sunday, April 20, 2003)...

We're kept well-informed about how worried to be at any particular time. But all that media churning includes remarkably little that has any practical utility...

Al-Jazeera TV was threatened and accused that they were not showing the right (American) viewpoint; their live pictures of the war were "not true", so their office was bombed and one of their reporters was murdered. All because the American government was not pleased with their programs. Is this the new "George Bush" democracy?...

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A weekly roundup of news, announcements, essays and other items of interest. In this issue: APR's new email list, Arundhati Roy on the American empire, Leah C. Wells on the issues of water and oil in Iraq, David Edwards on the tragedy of Iraqi children having no healthcare, and Matt Taibbi on the incoherent writing of Thomas Friedman.

The first issue of The Dominion, "Canada's Grassroots National Newspaper", available on the web and as a free-to-redistribute pdf file.