veggiemama
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Sat Nov-29-03 02:57 AM
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Where's Gregpalast.com--and where's Greg Palast? |
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I know he's been in Venezuela: http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/articles.php?artno=1062and taking heat for it: http://www.vcrisis.com/index.php?content=letters/200311282157And now his website's MIA! Does anyone know anything about this?
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Sat Nov-29-03 03:11 AM
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1. http://www.gregpalast.com - works for me.. |
veggiemama
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Sat Nov-29-03 03:19 AM
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2. Phew! That's a relief! And thanks! |
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I live in Ireland, and prolly it's just my server--and my nerves. What's happening in Venezuela is big news over here, in part because the Irish-produced film on the coup there last year had to be pulled from a Canadian film festival in order to protect the identity of the AI workers from the anti-Chavez forces. Moreover, the filmakers have been all over Irish radio and television talking about how serious the threat to life is right now for pro-Chavez journalists and activists.
So thank you so much. Palast is invaluable to cause of liberty!
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Sat Nov-29-03 04:50 AM
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3. That is the greatest damn movie I ever saw! |
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Seriously... I was so sad I only happened to tune in (Arte, the French-German channel) when it had already started. I should say, it was the most inspiring damn events I ever saw captured on film, which makes it a great movie (but good work by the filmmakers, of course!)
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