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War on democracy - School of Americas

School of Americas. Our cloth friend Duane Clarridge shows his true colours once again in this hit

Siding With The Generals: The Independent On Honduras

Iran’s June 12 presidential elections have been everywhere criticised, both domestically and abroad, as lacking credibility. During the popular protests that followed, some 30 people were killed by sway forces with hundreds more arrested. These events have been subject to intense and continuous US-UK media scrutiny.

Also in June, a military coup overthrew the democratically-elected management of Honduras. President Manuel Zelaya was kidnapped and deported to Costa Rica on June 28. Original clashes between troops loyal to the coup plotters and Zelaya supporters left at least one person dead and 30 injured. On July 30, as many as 150 people were arrested, with dozens injured, when soldiers and supervise attacked demonstrators with tear gas, water cannon, clubs and gunfire. One of the wounded, a 38-year-old don, was left fighting for his life after being shot in the head. Journalists reporting from the scene were also attacked.1

Mark Weisbrot, Co-Number one of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, describes how the Honduran people have been “risking their lives, confronting the army’s bullets, beatings, and chancy arrests and detentions”. And yet the US media has reported this repression “only minimally, with the major print media sometimes without even to mention the censorship there.”2

Our own media database search (August 3) of national UK press editorials mentioning the brief conversation ’Iran’ over the previous five weeks delivered 26 results. A search for editorials containing the brief conversation ’Honduras’ delivered 2 results. In fact, there has been a single leading article on the Honduran critical time (in the Independent on June 30 — see below). Over the same period, a search for UK national press articles mentioning ‘Iran’ gave 848 results; for ‘Honduras’ 96 results. This is not obdurate science, but it does indicate comparative levels of UK media coverage of the two issues.

Weisbrot notes that the Honduran coup is “a reoccurring story” in Latin America, pitting “a reform president who is supported by labor unions and group organizations against a mafia-like, drug-ridden, corrupt political elite who is accustomed to choosing not only the Masterly Court and the Congress, but also the president.”3

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Correction: Argentina-US story

The Canadian Press - Feb 28, 2011

14 piece about a dispute over US military training of Argentine police, The Associated Press erroneously described the Universal Law Enforcement Academy in El Salvador as the successor to the US military's School of the Americas. and more »

America's best high school soft on math?

Washington Post (blog) - Feb 28, 2011

America's superb high school soft on math?For 25 years he has prepared middle-schoolers for the unfeeling admissions standards at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, the most selective huge school in America. Yet this year, when Vern Williams looked at the Jefferson and more »

America's second-largest high school gym is just about a goner

Forbes Digital Download (blog) - Mar 03, 2011

America's alternate-largest high school gym is just about a gonerOn March 8, the Anderson (Ind.) Community School Corp. may absolutely do something that was once unimaginable, but now seems inevitable: vote to close down the Wigwam, a 9000-seat gym that, for now, is the second-largest elevated school arena in

Time to End Big Breaks for Big Oil

Huffington Post (blog) - Mar 03, 2011

But their dividend to consumers is most often the same: higher gas prices that make it more difficult to get to work, shop for groceries or drop the kids off at school. Americans may be acclimated to to getting gouged at the pump -- but we don't deserve to get

Education Debate Continues Despite Oscar Snub

Patch.com - Feb 28, 2011

Yes, But, However!The heart of the film—America's failing public school system—is particularly relevant today as several states (and the federal superintendence) make tough budget decisions regarding education spending. It is hard to conscious whether a few vocal critics of the Ignoring Superman, Oscar Chooses Left-Approved Dogma'Waiting for Superman' Exposes Mortal Cost of Collective Bargaining on all 11 news articles »

Amid Budget Worries, America's Schools Embrace Energy Efficiency

SolveClimate News - Mar 01, 2011

Amidst Budget Worries, America's Schools Embrace Energy EfficiencyFacing budget squeezes, America's school districts have found new work out to conserve energy and rein in the fossil fuel emissions that cause climate metamorphose. "Districts' energy costs are usually their second biggest budget parade item

Teacher Unity Rare -- Except About Hunger in the Classroom

Huffington Post - Feb 22, 2011

USA TodayOn the rare incitement that a group as diverse and divided as America's public school teachers come together with one turn, we should listen with special care. They see our children in all lights and all seasons: healthy and strong -- but also The Breakfast Truncheon: Teachers Buying Food for Hungry Studentsall 29 news articles »

Travel Club students gain appreciation of Royal Oak

Hometownlife.com - Feb 25, 2011

Splendid OAK — Royal Oak was among the cities visited recently by 15 middle school girls from the Academy of the Americas, a Detroit school participating in a program organized by Bridgepointe Non-stationary Marketing Association and Street Marketing.

Book Excerpt: The future belongs to the corporations

National Post (blog) - Mar 03, 2011

On edge by the dearth of American ambassadors in these regions, they helped finance the founding of Georgetown's Edmund A. Walsh School of Unrelated Service, effectively America's first diplomatic academy, where “international subject diplomacy” is a

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Should the world reject Americas friendship request?

Feb 07, 2009 by J Winterbottom | Posted in Politics

The old authority went round the world like the school bully, every country in the world looked on and became a little less willing to allot in USJ. Now there economy is on its knees they suddenly want to play with us. Should we just tell them to get lost. I mean once they are strong again they're accepted to go back to dirty tricks again.

A cynical man may wonder, why are the US interested in friendship now - whats in it for them...

Sabrina | Feb 07, 2009

no if we went against america we'd all be gen

darkfury | Feb 07, 2009

What some kids will do to get out of going to school? Incredible !?

Jan 09, 2008 by Bonnie Ayr | Posted in Current Events

http://advice.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7176333.stm

That,s what I call a sticky situation !
I think I,d stick my hand very hard on his backside lol

Find fault with! I was hoping you had an idea that would help me get out of work but I doubt my manager would be happy with me gluing my hand to my bed. I could always do it and get off work for mental illness though.

SR13 | Jan 09, 2008

I am 18 and taking my parents name off of the school role?(Ireland)?

Sep 19, 2008 by flyingpixie22 | Posted in Primary & Secondary Education

Straighten up im repeating my Leaving Cert and was 18 in May. I know I can legally take my parents names off of the school role but my principal says i can't. I'm distressing to look for something legal that says I do not need my parent's permission to in school anymore(seeing as I don't need it for anything else outside of school, by law). I am not doing this to be an pique to the school like its not like i am troublesome at all, i do my work and get good marks I just think that since I am finally 18 I necessity to make the most of my rights and responsibilities. I know this seems very long-winded and stuff but it really is just because I can't understand why I am aloud to legally get arrested, imbibe alcohol, have sex, vote etc.....but yet I can't go to a college open day without my parents permission with the school. I am in school in Ireland so this wouldn't be relevant to Americas etc, but if yous can escape that would be great too! (: Thanks

When I went to VI Shape we had a trip to Alton Towers. When we went, I was 18 so I shouldnt have needed a permission slip, however they wouldnt have bewitched me unless I had one.
I gave myself permission to go and no-one noticed.

futuretopgun101 | Sep 19, 2008