The Matrix is a new database on corporations run by anti-capitalists. Think of it as an alternative Hoover's with extra kick. |
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The idea, in Orange County and elsewhere, is to send a chill through the democratic |
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Vote with the Facts! is an informative website that provides information on Bush's history in a Q&A format. Main topics include: jobs, the economy, healthcare, education, poverty, the environment, civil liberties, Iraq, war costs, anti-terrorism & 9/11, and defense & foreign policies. It is insightful and provides sources for each question that it addresses. |
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The Bush Regulatory Record: A Pattern of Failure |
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Rep. Henry A. Waxman has released a comprehensive examination of secrecy in the Bush Administration. The report analyzes how the Administration has implemented each of our nation’s major open government laws. It finds that there has been a consistent pattern in the Administration’s actions: laws that are designed to promote public access to information have been undermined, while laws that authorize the government to withhold information or to operate in secret have repeatedly been expanded. The cumulative result is an unprecedented assault on the principle of open government. |
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"A Failed 'Transition' is the most comprehensive accounting of the mounting costs of the Iraq war on the United States, Iraq, and the world. Among its major findings are stark figures about the escalation of costs in these most recent three months of 'transition' to Iraqi rule, a period that the Bush administration claimed would be characterized by falling human and economic costs." |
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A project of Autonomedia and InterActivist Network, the info exchange features news, events and discussion of topics like culture, drug war, ecology, electoral politics, gender, health, etc. |
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From the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, the scathing report on the Bush admin's civil rights record. Patrons can be referred to individual sections for information about specific social groups. |
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Northeastern-centric directory of independent media outlets and services. |
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From FGI's mission statement: "Free Government Information (FGI) is a place for initiating dialogue and building consensus among the various players (libraries, government agencies, non-profit organizations, researchers, journalists, etc.) who have a stake in the preservation of and perpetual free access to government information. FGI promotes free government information through collaboration, education, advocacy and research." |
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A great bibliography on anarchism in science fiction novels and stories. |
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