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Today's
Stories
July
23 / 24, 2005
Tariq
Ali
The War Comes Home
July
22, 2005
Heathe
Gray
Home Grown Axis of Evil: Corp. Agribusiness,
the Occupation of Iraq and the Dred Scott Decision
David
Domke
The American Press and Credibility
Lance
Selfa
Battle of the Insiders: No Heroes in the Plame Leak Scandal
JoAnn
Wypijewski
Is This Really an "Insurgency"
to Shake Up the Labor Movement?
July
21, 2005
Rose
Ann DeMoro
The Top 10 Problems with the "Crisis"
in the Labor Movement
William
Blum
London: Another Casualty in the War on Terror
J.L.
Chestnut, Jr.
Whites Need to Learn Something: Dixie is Everywhere
Christopher
Brauchli
Strange Affairs: Liberals and Alberto
Gonzales
Joshua
Frank
Plame Blame Game: the 5 Ws
Brian
Concannon, Jr.
Haiti's Elections: Time for a Reality Check
Patrick
Cockburn
The True, Terrible State of Iraq
and the Link to London
Website
of the Day
Who Blew Up the Murrah Building?
July
20, 2005
Cockburn
/ St. Clair
Judge Roberts: Business as Usual
Roxanne
Dunbar-Ortiz
Red Christmas
Ray
McGovern
Did Dick Finger Valerie?: the Hand
of Cheney
Chris
Floyd
Judge Dread: John Roberts and the "Enemy
Combatants"
Uri
Avnery
"Silence is Filth"
Dave
Lindorff
Westmoreland's Body Count Goes Up
by One
Norman
Solomon
Gen. Westmoreland's Death Wish
Bill
Quigley
Travels in Haiti with a Wanted Priest
July
19, 2005
Tariq
Ali
An Isolated Regime
John
Ross
Jihad Meets G-8
Davey
D.
More
Clear Channel Censorship: "Don't F--K Around with Tha Police"
Greg
Weiher
Muzzling Saddam: the Old Bait-and-Switch
in Iraqi Jurisprudence
Brian
McKinlay
An "Arse Licker" Goes to Washington: John Howard's
Grand Tour
Norman
Solomon
Nukes for India; Threats for Iran
Dave
Lindorff
Get Back to Where We Once Belonged
Bill
Christison
Bush's Itinerary: First Stop Syria,
Next Stop Iran
Joshua
Frank
Laura's Justice?: Meet Edith Brown
Clement
July
18, 2005
Joshua
Frank
An Interview with Ward Churchill
M.
Shahid Alam
A Muslim Problem: Did Thomas Friedman
Flunk History?
Jude
Wanniski
Memo to Patrick Fitzgerald
Ron
Jacobs
A Weekend to Stop the War
Mike
Whitney
The Straight Line Between Falluja and King's Cross Station
William
MacDougall
From "Bring It On" to "London Can Take It"
Seth
Sandronsky
Temporary Recovery: New Frontiers in Labor Flexibility
Richard
Lichtman
The Consolations of George Lakoff
Paul
Craig Roberts
Can Congressional Republicans End
Bush's Wars?
Website
of the Weekend
Novels of the Neo-Cons
July
15 / 17, 2005
Alexander
Cockburn
Don't You Dare Call It Treason
Jeffrey
St. Clair
Sticky Fingers: the Making of Halliburton
Paul
Craig Roberts
Economic Treason
Harry
Browne
"What They Do to Us, They Will
Do to You": Shell Oil in Mayo, Ireland
Uri
Davis, Ilan Pappe and Tamar Yaron
A Warning from Israel
Andrew
Rubin
End of the Enlightenment: an Open Letter to Stephen Plaut
Patrick
Cockburn
Iraq's Ghost Battalions
J.L.
Chestnut, Jr.
Changes in Selma: Standing Up to Racism in the South
Fred
Gardner
A Professional Bust
Christopher
Brauchli
An Olympic Feat: How to "Double" Aid with No New Money
Chris
Floyd
The Great Iraq Oil Giveaway
Ben
Tripp
The Dark Incontinent
Col.
Dan Smith
General Abizaid, I'm Glad You Asked
Jason
Leopold
What Did Rove Say and When Did He
Say It?
Jack
Random
Miller Time
Norman
Solomon
War and Venture Capitalism
George
Ochenski
Liberate Montana's Rivers: Come One, Come All!
Website
of the Weekend
Vote for CounterPuncher David Vest
July
14, 2005
Jeffrey
St. Clair
Sticky Fingers: the Making of Halliburton
Subcomandante
Marcos
This is What Will Do and How We Shall Do It: the Sixth Declaration
of the Selva Lacandona
Dave
Lindorff
No More Moral Relativism: the US is a Terrorist State
Joshua
Frank
Rove Agency: Liberals and the CIA
Jude
Wanniski
Those 8 Black Pages: What's the Real Story on Karl Rove?
Dave
Zirin
Storming the Castle
Kevin
Zeese
Exit Strategy: Within Reach?
Robert
Jensen
War Myths and the Press
Reza
Fiyouzat
A Worldwide Call to Free Akbar Ganji
Carol
Norris
Governor Paranoid: Schwarzenegger Comes Unhinged
Website
of the Day
Nate Osborn: Heroic Human Rights Activist and CounterPuncher
July
13, 2005
Brian
Cloughley
Cold Blooded Murders in Iraq
George
Galloway
We Can't Separate the London Bombings
from the Political Backdrop
Carlos
Fierro
A Supreme Waste of Time
Sarah
Knopp
Hate on the Border
Norman
Solomon
"Isolated Pockets of Problems": the Fake Optimism of
Washington's Warriors
Mickey
Z.
Water on the Brain
Jim
Minick
The Right Tree in the Right Place
Pat
Williams
American Indian Education for All
Andrew
N. Rubin
Life Behind the Wall: "We are
No Longer Able to See the Sun Set"
Website
of the Day
"London's Burning": the Mikey Mix
July
12, 2005
Laith
al-Saud
Voices of Resistance: an Interview with
Dr. Mohammed al-Obaidi of Iraq's Peoples' Struggle Movement
Kara
N. Tina
"This is How We Do It": Report
from the Gleneagles Battlefield
William
A. Cook
The London Bombings: Why Has It Come to This?
Jack
Bratich
2 Live Cruise: Tom Cruise v. Big Pharma
Amina
Mire
The Problem with Speaking in the Name of Others
Dick
J. Reavis
Lessons from the Christian Jihadists:
the Virtues of Burning Crosses and Colored Smoke
Kevin
Zeese
Depleted Uranium: States Take Action to Protect Their Vets
Paul
Craig Roberts
No-Think Nation
Website
of the Day
Coke Gags Indian Artist
July
9 / 11, 2005
Alexander
Cockburn
After the Bombings
Uri
Avnery
War of the Colors in Israel
Sheldon
Rampton
Blaming Galloway: Rhetoric vs. Reality
in London
Bill
Christison
Hiroshima's 60th Anniversary and Nukes in Iran: an Opportunity
or Just More Hand-wringing from the Peace Movement?
Robert
Fisk
Blair's Alliance with Bush Bombed
Stephen
Winspear
Collateral Damage in London?
Saul
Landau
Mission Accomplished: Iraq is Broken
Behrooz
Ghamari
Thomas Friedman's Muslim Problem
Karl
Beitel
False Promises and Real Debt Relief
Brian
Concannon, Jr.
Throwing Gasoline on Haiti's Fires
Fred
Gardner
Sentencing Season
John
Whitlow
And What Does the Market Say?
Niranjan
Ramakrishnan
The London Blasts: Who's Being Transformed, Them or Us?
Lila
Rajiva
Witches and Bastards
Laura
Carlsen
CAFTA: Deepening the Inequities
Jackie
Corr
Ted Turner and Jiminy Cricket
Dave
Lindorff
"My Brother Went Over There Gung Ho; Now He's Just Bitter"
N.
D. Jayaprakash
Why the CIA Tried to Kill Chou En Lai at the Bandung Conference
Seth
Sandronsky
Meet the "Truth Tour": Rightwing Radio Hosts Go to
Iraq
Norman
Madarasz
The Choking of Brazil's Worker Party
Ben
Tripp
The Inevitability of George W. Bush
Poets'
Basement
Louise, Albert, Landau, Davies and Engel
Website
of the Weekend
The Mother of All Enemies Lists
July
8, 2005
Paul
Craig Roberts
Blowback Hits Britain: Londoners
Pay Heavy Price for Blair's Deception
Tariq
Ali
The London Bombings: Why They Happened
Monica
Benderman
One Soldier's Fight to Legalize Morality
Rick
Jahnkow
Beyond Opt-Out: the Counter-Recruitment Movement
Christopher
Brauchli
Dear Vet: If You Want to Eat While You Recuperate, You Gotta
Pay Extra
Kim
Peterson
Bombs in the Underground: Terror Begats Terror
Joshua
Frank
Leakers and Liars: Inching Toward Indictments?
Norman
Solomon
Messages from the Carnage
Website
of the Day
An Interview with Ray McGovern
July
7, 2005
Cockburn
/ St. Clair
Judy Miller: the Luckiest Martyr
John
Walsh
More Hawkish Than Bush: Dems in Full
Battle Cry
Mike
Marqusee
Message from London
Gilad
Atzmon
London's Burning
Nicole
Colson
Showdown at the Supreme Court
Jack
Random
Judith Miller, Anti-Hero
Norman
Solomon
Judith Miller, Drum Majorette for
War
Len
Colodny
Is Bob Woodward Still Protecting Al Haig?
Cockburn
/ St. Clair
Judy Miller: the Luckiest Martyr
July
6, 2005
Elaine
Cassel
Political Necrophilia in Florida:
Jeb Bush and Terri Schiavo, a Strange Affair
Sean
Donahue
Why the G8 Debt Relief Plan Won't
Help Nicaragua's Poor
Jeremy
R. Hammond
State Sponsors of Terrorism, Applying the US Standard
Joshua
Frank
Will Rove be Indicted?
Ali
Khan
The "Gift" of US Democratization
Michael
Dickinson
Billy Graham's Final Crusade: Blessed are the Warmakers
Norman
Solomon
How to Plunge Deeper into a Quagmire: Withdrawal and US Credibility
Dave
Zirin
Triumph of the Shrill: Tony Blair's Olympiad
Gary
Leupp
Accusing Ahmadinejad
Website
of the Day
Humiliation in Baghdad: "Not Something We Would Do"
July
5, 2005
Behrooz
Ghamari
What's the Matter with Iran?: How
the Reformists Lost the Presidency
Elaine
Cassel
Why This Progressive Will Miss Sandra
Day O'Connor
Ron
Jacobs
Robert and Mabel Williams's Great Fight for Justice
Bob
Libal
The Right's Assault on Academia
Dr.
Peter Rost
Mea Culpa from a Big Pharma CEO
Mark
Engler
The Big Debt Deal: Where's the Jubilee?
Gideon
Levy
They Broke the Public's Heart
Dave
Zirin
The Great Olympics Scam
Sameer
Dossani
The Trouble with Gleneagles
July
2 / 4, 2005
Alexander
Cockburn
"Bomb Teheran!" Urges
Jilted Condi?
Lenni
Brenner
Jefferson, God and the Fourth of
July
Laura
Carlsen
Zapatista's Red Alert
James
Petras
The Pretensions of Neoliberalism: Six Myths About the Benefits
of Foreign Investment
William
A. Cook
Kings of Serpents
Brian
Cloughley
Quagmire of the Vanities
Saul
Landau
The Mass Media, Symbols and Ownership
Tom
Crumpacker
Who Has What to Hide About Luis Posada Carriles?
Greg
Moses
Dylan's America
Dr.
Susan Block
My Adelphia Story: a Tale of Censorship, Fraud, Christian Family
Values and Really Lousy Cable Service
Fran
Shor
Disassembling Bush's Iraq War: Liberated into a No Man's Land
Fred
Gardner
Study: Smoking Marijuana Does Not Cause Lung Cancer
Moshe
Adler
The New London Case: Corporate Giveaways That Destroy Communities,
But Don't Create Jobs
David
Model
The Downing Street Memo: So What's New?
Seth
Sandronsky
California Spying, Schwarzenegger-Style
Ramzy
Baroud
Managed Democracy in the Middle East
Suzan
Mazur
Frank Carlucci the First: the "Sublime Prince" of Scranton
Ben
Tripp
Voltaire, I Can Dig Your Rap
Justin
Taylor
Faux Biography and the Pleasures of "Lint"
Brendan
Bailey
Mesh Caps, Vice Magazine and the Trouble with Irony
Poets'
Basement
Albert, Engel and Louise
Website
of the Weekend
Radical Reference
July
1, 2005
Christopher
Brauchli
With Friends Like These: Bush Buddies
Karimov and Musharraf
Pat
Williams
What
Real Westerners Think About Bush's Pseudo-Cowboy Palaver
Gary
Leupp
Summer Surprise?
John
Stauber
Mad Cow in America: the USDA Continues to Lie
John
Chuckman
The Blessings of Canada
Justicia
y Paz
Colombia's Disappeared: Their Names,
At Least!
Cockburn
/ St. Clair
It's Put Up or Shut Up for Bush and the Dems on the Supreme Court
June
30, 2005
Kathy
Kelly
An Open Letter to Carl Levin: Compassion
for Iraqis
John
Stauber
Oprah Not the "Only" Mad
Cow in America
Virginia
Rodino
All Roads Lead to Baghdad: Unity in the Anti-War Movement
Jason
Leopold
Meet the New Chair of the FERC: James Kelliher, the Man Who Invited
Enron to Write Bush's Energy Policy
Dave
Lindorff
What Was Bush Thinking?
Greg
Moses
Racism at Cape Cod
Norman
Solomon
Memo to the Iraq War
Joshua
Frank
Israel's Theocrats
Alexander
Cockburn
The Political Function of PBS
June
29, 2005
Mike
Schaefer
How the Washington Post Lied About
Its Own War Poll
Roger
Burbach / Paul Cantor
Bush's Big Democratic Hoax in Iraq
Sharon
Smith
Democrats Shift into Reverse
Sam
Husseini
A Quick Way to End the Insurgency
John
Stauber
Put a Photo of Mad Cow #2 on a Milk Carton
Ahmad
Faruqui
Is Militarism Irreversible in Pakistan?
Linda
S. Heard
Bush's Speech: the View from Cairo
Stew
Albert
Chet Helms: a Rock and Roll Hero
Ray
McGovern
Bush at Ft. Bragg: Stay the Crooked
Course
June
28, 2005
Paul
Craig Roberts
A Defeat Bred in Deceit
Landau
/ Hassen
Bush's Meddling in Internal Syrian
Politics
John
A. Murphy
Keeping Nader Off the Ballot: an Analysis of Political Profiling
in Pennsylvania
Mike
Whitney
More Lies from Rumsfeld: Those "Meetings"
with Insurgents
CounterPunch
News Service
JFK on Staying in Vietnam: Is Bush Reading
from Kennedy's Playbook?
Dave
Zirin
Pining for the Pistons
Dave
Lindorff
Showtime in Washington
Patrick
Cockburn
Iraq: a Bloody Mess
June
27, 2005
Paul
Craig Roberts
Blood Sacrifices for Empty Slogans
Mike
Marqusee
G8: Who are the Hijackers?
Mark
Scaramella
When a Corporate Raider Claims
Economic Hardship: the Court-Approved Lies of Charles Hurwitz
Leigh
Saavedra
Press Apologists for Torture
Kathy
Kelly
Where is the UN?
June
25 / 26, 2005
Alexander
Cockburn
The Supreme Court's Jackboot
Liberals
Jennifer
Van Bergen
America's Parallel Legal Systems
George
Corsetti
This Land is Their Land: Condemnation
for Corporations
Mark
Chmiel / Andrew Wimmer
Let's Open the Gulag: a People's Mission
to Gitmo
Kevin
Zeese
Counter-Recruitment: How to Keep
the Military From Getting their Hands on Your Kids
P.
Sainath
Russian Roulette in Vidharbha
John
Stauber
How to Bury a Mad Cow
Scott
Handleman
Gay in the Third World
Tom
Barry
The Politics & Ideologies of
the Anti-Immigrationists
John
Walsh
Looking for Peace in All the Wrong
Places
Justin
E.H. Smith
The Hairless Apes of Kansas vs.
the Reality-Based Community: Why Progressives Have a Stake in
the War on Evolution
Alan
Wallis
The Story of Pinky: the Drug Trade
in My Neighborhood
Ben
Tripp
Negative Space: an Artful Lesson
Frederick
B. Hudson
Songs to Lose Your Loneliness By:
the Raised Voices of Sweet Honey in the Rock
Poets'
Basement
Gaffney, Engel, Davies, and Albert
June
24, 2005
Ray
McGovern
The Downing St. Fixation: Fixing
to Fix "Fixed"
Jorge
Mariscal
"They Only Call Us Americans
When They Need Us for War": the Paradox of Mexican Americans
in Iraq
Desiree
Hellegers
Portland vs. the FBI
Zeynep
Toufe
What Do the American People Know and
When Did They Know It?
Joshua
Frank
Call Him Senator Con Job
David
Lindorff
Which Flag Would Jesus Burn?
Michael
Neumann
Victory and Recruitment
Website
of the Day
Gagging
Dr. Dean
June
23, 2005
Christopher
Brauchli
Thomas Griffith and Rule 49:
He Practiced Law Without a License; Now He's a Federal Appeals
Court Judge
Clay
Conrad
Killing Off the Jury with Tort Reform
Standard
Schaefer
A Retort to Military Neo-Liberalism
P.
Sainath
Vidharbha: No rains and 116F, But
It Does Have "Snow" and Water Parks
Mark
Engler
CAFTA Deserves a Quiet Death
Norman
Solomon
Voluntary Amnesia in America
Cockburn
/ St. Clair
Frank Calzon
Kathy
Kelly
Where You Stand Determines What You
See
June
22, 2005
Kevin
Zeese
The Bush Administration's Psy-Ops on
the American Public: an Interview with Col. Sam Gardiner
William
S. Lind
Afghanistan: the Other War
Arsalan
Iftikhar
Patriots Against the PATRIOT Act
Dan
Nagengast
Give Populism a Chance: From
France to Kansas
David
Krieger
To the Graduates: We Live in an Interdependent
World
Kathleen
& Bill Christison
Tempest in Santa Fe: Confronting
Israeli Myth-making
June 21, 2005
Brian Cloughley
Destroy
the Unbelievers!
Mike Whitney
President
Disconnect
Dave Lindorff
Who Needs Big Bird, Anyway?
Mark Weisbrot
Bush's Lonely Campaign Against Hugo Chavez
Matthew R.
Simmons
The Coming Saudi Oil Crisis
Dave Zirin
The Crass Slipper Fits: Ron Howard's Terrible "Cinderella
Man"
Virginia Rodino
The Anti-War Movement and Impeachment
Paul Craig
Roberts
A
War Waged by Liars and Morons
June 20, 2005
Alan Maass
The
GM Job Massacre
Tariq Ali
To
the Gates of the Gleneagles Hotel!
Mickey Z.
WMDs American-Style: It's 60 Years Since Alamogordo
William Blum
Some Things You Need to Know Before the World Ends
Gary Leupp
Old News Indeed: In 1999, Bush Craved Chance to Attack Iraq
Jason Leopold
Someone Tell Bush Iraq Wasn't Behind 9/11, Before He Starts Another
War
Dave Lindorff
Why the Media Should be Schiavo'd
Alan Maass
The
GM Job Massacre
Uri Avnery
Condi and Hamas
Website of
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Crimes Against Poetry
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Alexander Cockburn
Behold,
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Marcos
The
Death Train of the WTO
Norman Finkelstein
Hitchens
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Steve Niva
Israel's
Assassination Policy: the Trigger for Suicide Bombings?
Dardagan,
Slobodo and Williams
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Steve
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Sheldon
Rampton and John Stauber
True Lies: the Use of Propaganda
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Wendell
Berry
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Francis Boyle
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Weekend Edition
July 23 / 24, 2005
The Labour Party Must Kick
Out Their Own Leader
Blair's "Evil
Ideology"
By
GILAD ATZMON
London is under attack once again. Though
on the surface it doesn't look like a catostrophic event the
message is clear: we are very vulnerable. And yet, we seem to
be very slow to learn our lesson. Although there are some indications
that the majority of British public is seriously associating
Blair's policies with the deterioration of their day-to-day security
situation, until now, no substantial political call to oust Blair
has been made.
Blair is still running this
country, and as it is apparent, we are aiming towards a colossal
disaster. Some hours ago an Asian man was shot five times down
in the Tube by "plainclothes police officers". We are
moving rapidly towards a fragmented and segregated society in
which Asian looking people seem to be under constant threat.
In every speech Blair preaches at us to stop the evil ideology.
Let me be clear about it, putting bombs in the tube is no doubt
evil, but what is the ideology behind it? We are yet to learn
who stands behind the different London bombings. Thus, we can't
associate the different events with any ideology. If to be honest,
the only clear and unmistakeable evil ideology I can think of
is the one practiced by Mr. Blair himself. Wasn't it Blair who
voluntarily joined forces with Mr. Bush, starting a war without
UN approval? It is Blair and Bush the ones who turning our planet
into a ticking bomb.
Things are getting complicated
here in the UK. The British public is very confused. So far,
the outcome of the investigation of the previous attack makes
it undoubtedly clear that the four young Muslims suspected to
be the perpetrators were anything but suicide bombers. According
to the Sunday papers, on the day of the attack the suspected
kamikazes put valid parking tickets on their car's window screens.
They then bought a return ticket form Luton to London. Down in
the tube, they bought return tickets again. It doesn't take a
genius to realise that suicide bombers do not look to save money
on their 'way back'. The police argue that they carried their
explosives in rucksacks. This is very unusual indeed. In Palestine
and Iraq kamikazes strap their explosives to their bodies. Anyhow,
the police are talking about the bombers carrying just five kilograms
of explosives each. Again it doesn't make much sense. People
who want to kill do not save on explosives. They simply take
as much as they can. The only explanation I can think of is that
the young fellows more than likely didn't have a clue. They didn't
know what they were carrying in their bags. They didn't know
what they were up to.
The four young fellows were
not kamikazes. They were either decoys or more likely victims
of a third murderous party with a clear vicious agenda. As it
seems, they were blindly pooled into an act without really realising
what they were involved in. Beyond doubt, none of them was the
leader of the attack. A leader could carry far more explosives
just to cause more carnage. Another fact to bear in mind is that
the suspected terrorists didn't leave any message behind. As
we know, in Palestine kamikazes leave some sort of a farewell
statement: a video, a letter, or even some lines of religious
texts. Those using the tactic of the suicide bomb think of themselves
in terms of martyrdom. So far, nothing as such has been found
in the UK. The conclusion we can draw is clear. The real perpetrators
of the underground bombing are still free, they are out there
and they may attack again, but then who could they be?
It is very difficult to determine.
Blair is trying to tell us that they must be Muslim fundamentalists,
but in fact they can as well be just Arab nationalists. Thinking
about it, isn't it fathomable that they could just as easily
be far right British nationalists? The BNP was the first to say
"didn't we warn you all about those Muslims?"
Seemingly, the list of potential
perpetrators is open, clearly we know very little, but as a matter
of fact we know nothing. We are just guessing here. Moreover,
it is likely that we will never know the truth. However, one
thing is clear. We all suspect the official government account.
We do not trust our elected politicians. We know that Blair lied
to us before and during the war, we know that all the official
commissions of enquiries were nothing more than to provide a
service of whitewashing. Clearly, we become more and more cynical
about this concept of liberal democracy.
However, people here do understand
that it is Blair's policy that makes them so vulnerable. Blair
is telling us that we have to fight the evil ideology. He pleads
for us not to surrender to terror. He is right, we should never
surrender to Anglo-American state terrorism. We must stop the
current wave of Western colonialism. We must oust Blair and the
sooner the better. Can we do it? Not really, it is down to the
Labour Party to kick out their warmonger leader.
Gilad Atzmon was born in Israel and served in the
Israeli military. He is the author of two novels: A
Guide to the Perplexed and the recently released My One
and Only Love. Atzmon is also one of the most accomplished
jazz saxophonists in Europe. His recent CD, Exile,
was named the year's best jazz CD by the BBC. He now lives in
London and can be reached at: atz@onetel.net.uk
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