Project Censored presents its strongest list in years with stories ignored by both mainstream and alternative press

Sept. 11 Made Life Harder For Palestinians Ariel Sharon saw 9/11 as "green light" for suppression Israel Taxes Humanitarian Aid to Palestine, UN Says Continued harassment of UN relief ops Arafat Power Base Eroding -- Which May Be Good For Palestine New local Palestinian groups emerging Pakistan - U.S. "War on Terror" Alliance Falling Apart Different views on Iraq, Kashmir and al-Qaeda One Year After 9/11, Pakistan's Religious Schools Unchanged Religious extremists refuse efforts to drop militant lessons IN THIS ISSUE:   Bush cabinet member held in contempt of court; environmental protection rollbacks continue with little media attention; newspapers rewrite history of UN arms inspections in Iraq Post-Sept. 11 Military Deals Result in China Encircled Cold War II with China was goal of same advisors that want Iraq war Japan - N Korea Breakthrough Upsets Bush Hawks Ultra-hawks don't want friendly relationship between Japan and "axis of evil" nation ICC Unlikely to Touch Military Environmental Crime U.S. fears that it could be held accountable for environmental damage NATO bombing of Novi Sad, Yugoslavia during the Kosovo conflict Zimbabwe Gives White Farmers One Week Eviction Notice New law speeds up controvertial land reform plans As U.S. Attention Turns to Iraq, Afghanistan Slides Toward Chaos Rumsfeld refuses to expand forces assigned to stabilize country Israel Threatens War With Lebanon Over Water Project Experts expect Israel to attack pipeline, creating new regional crisis Future Looks Rosy, Oil Industry Says Petroleum soon to be 40 percent of global energy matrix Sparks Fly at Hearing on Bush Fire Plan Would give timber companies rights to log national forests without public review Farm Bill Hurts Everyone Except Big Agribusiness, Report Says Generous U.S. subsidies of giants like ADM are destructive to poor farmers in Third World Pinochet's Feared Covert Squad Reactivated, Rights Groups Say Reportedly trying to block court probe into human rights abuses during dictatorship Peruvian coffee worker and son French Corp Giants Push for Water Takeover Competing to supply and treat water around the world Coffee Workers Face Ruin as Market Collapses 4 giant companies control over half of coffee market Ethics Showdown Over GM Seed Focus on Africa Countries facing famine still reject bioengineer seed Tobacco Companies Targeted Asian-Americans Promotions targeted corner stores, community events since mid-1980s 2 is Orange but Two is Blue In the world of synesthesia, numbers, letters and words have distinct colors Bush Not Following Rules Rules on Colombia Aid Set by Congress Colombia army still has ties to death squads

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