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Egyptian Protests Continue; Al Jazeera Cairo Bureau Shut Down; Sudanese Students Protest in Khartoum (Weekend Links)

via Reuters​The latest out of Egypt: thousands of protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square are demonstrating, even though the military is firing shots into the air to scare them off. New protests are also being reported in Alexandria Suez. Yesterday, Pres. Mubarak appointed Omar Suleiman (whom the Time ... More >>

From Dawn to Dusk With the Jackal in Carlos

Bin Laden Book Club: Terrorist's Recordings Recommend More Than Killing Americans

​Sunday's New York Times includes a somewhat original, overlooked take on the most infamous terrorist in the world, the still-not-caught Osama bin Laden, who released two new audio recordings over the weekend. The article, instead of the standard "Where's Waldo?", focuses on bin Laden's "wide- ... More >>

A Third Sudanese Genocide: General al-Bashir's Final Solution

There were two and a half million dead in the last two Sudan genocides—and now a third is on the way

This Bloodbath Brought To You By . . .

Pressuring al-Bashir by way of Coca-Cola and GE

Darfur Betrayed

China, naturally, supports a UN resolution with no teeth

The Histories Boy

Ryszard Kapuscinski's portrait of the journalist as a young man, Herodotus in his pocket

China Up Against the Wall

What can any of us actually do about the Darfur genocide? A new organization knows.

The Genocide Games

Using China's pride in the 2008 Olympics as a weapon against its shameful support of the Darfur nightmare

China: Partner in Genocide

African Union humiliates Sudan, but doesn't stop rapes and murders in Darfur

The Black Holocaust

After hundreds of thousands of black Muslim corpses, is the genocide at last over?

See You Annan

Leaving the United Nations, the Secretary General tells us why it's not working.

Kofi Annan's Confession

The murderous janjaweed did not sign the peace treaty to end Darfur's genocide

Rallying to Stop Genocide in Darfur

Confronting the shame of indifference

Holocaust in Plain Sight

On April 30 in Washington, a 'Rally to End Genocide' confronts the shame of indifference

The Cartoons Conspiracy

The story behind the story of the furor over the Muhammad cartoons

Bush Averts His Eyes

With rape as an official weapon in Darfur, Sudan officials are now welcome here

Morning Report 6/2/05
Darfur: Starving for Oil

Bush's Moral Guide

President trades silence on Darfur for terrorist information from murderous Sudan

Letters

An Ally From Hell

CIA's close relationship with Sudan's government enables genocide there to continue

Oil Fuels Genocide

The only chance for the survivors of Darfur may be a mass divestment campaign

Financing Mass Murder

How free-market investors contribute to genocide in Darfur while they take the profits

The Most Evil Crime

As black Africans are murdered and raped, most Americans are indifferent

Black, White, Read

News orgs are serving up the Sudan conflict as a race war. Sadly, it's not that simple.

Escape From Sudan

In Egypt, Africans fleeing a genocide find protection, and little else

The Sudan Genocide

Arab Muslims Are Viciously Killing and Raping Black Muslims. So Where Is the World?

Rage Under Raps

Listening to the Arabs of New York

Freedom for Sudan's Slaves?

'Our Work Isn't Done. It's Just Begun.'

Letters

Genocide: Sudan Found Guilty!

A Law Punishing Slavery Now

Free Markets, Slavery, and Bush

'Are You Living in This World, Mr. Kansteiner?'

Gang-Rape Capital of the World

Showing Bush the Face of Terror

Sudan: Our Terrorist Comrade

Big Oil and Big Slavery

Thanks, But No Thanks

How the U.S. Missed a Chance to Get Bin Laden

Slimed!

George W. Discovers Sudan

‘No Greater Tragedy on Earth’

The Abolitionist Congresswoman

‘Trading in the Blood Oil of Sudan’

The Execution of Black Children

All the Children Had to Watch

Black Pastors Demand Justice

We Descendants of These Slaves

Slaughter of the Innocents

'The World Is Strangely Silent'

Hillary: Help Free the Slaves

Are You Backing the Slave Trade?

Your Show of Shows

Your Shows of Shows

The Nose Knows

The Bombing of the Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Plant in Sudan is one of Clinton's lamest lies— but who cares?

Big Stick Willie

What was gained by last week's bombing spree? No one knows.

Playing the Iran Card

Without Iran, Clinton Still Holds a Bad Hand