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Grassroots: Eco-Terrorism, Corporate Style

The Willow Oil Drilling Project in Alaska is the Kind of Existential Threat We Used to Justify War

Hank Kalet Mar 15 ∙ Preview

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From https://hindisujhav.com/willow-project-wikipedia-petition-update-alaska-news/
This is an advanced copy of my upcoming column for The Progressive Populist. It is for paid subscribers to this news letter.

The column argues that the recently approved drilling project is part of a larger capitalist attack on the common interest.

My last column ran Feb. 15 and was on the rights of labor militancy.

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Reading Merton and Ferlinghetti as War Rages in Ukraine

Thoughts on the Conflict and Bill Morgan’s New Book

Hank Kalet Mar 8 ∙ Preview

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The cover of Thomas Merton, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and The Protection of All Beings (Beatdom Books).

Russia advances in Bakhmut by sending waves of mercenaries to certain death

—  headline in The Washington Post, March 6

I’ve been wondering how Thomas Merton and Lawrence Ferlinghetti might respond to the current moment. Both were noted anti-war activists, in their way, and having just finished bill Morgan’s slim volume Thomas Merton, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and The Protection of All Things as a brutal war continues against Ukraine.

This week, Russia has stepped up its shelling of the Ukrainian town of Bakhmut in the Eastern province of Karkhiv. Residents are taking to the road. Houses being demolished. Rumors that the Ukrainian military will abandon the city. Russia’s illegal war on Ukraine has ground on for more than a year now. Will continue.

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