Articles from New Internationalist (November 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'We were expendable': Herbert Reed (right) served the US Army in Iraq and now he's sick. He's also sick of the lies and denials of the powers-that-be.	Reed, Herbert		1829
A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash.	Lewis, Malcolm	Brief article	190
A marriage of convenience.	Golia, Maria		784
Big bad world.		Cartoon	2
Buddhas need a passport.		Brief article	208
Building the ban.	Lienard, Bart		1116
Comicopera.	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	243
Correction.		Correction notice	26
Cuba.	Norman, Matt	Country overview	1205
Cubans ahead.	Weitzel, Peter	Letter to the editor	98
Depleted uranium.	Godrej, Dinyar	Brief article	284
Depleted uranium: the facts.			1816
Disturbing subjectivity.	Hurst, Khadija	Letter to the editor	252
Don't look, don't find: as crisis after crisis engulfs Iraq, calls for a thorough examination of DU contamination and the huge rise in cancers and birth defects get lost in the din. Doug Weir reports.	Weir, Doug		1756
Drugs, guns and money: Colombian rebels provoke hostage crisis.	Mance, Henry		573
DU and international law.		Brief article	247
Green Scare.	Alcock, Robert	Letter to the editor	100
Guilt complex: it's time to dismantle the guilt industry, argues Adam Ma'anit--or else be smothered by its monopoly on our lives.	Ma'anit, Adam	Viewpoint essay	3192
Hell no, we won't go: US war veterans encourage troops to refuse to fight.			500
Hillary Clinton.			987
Hold Everything Dear Dispatches on Survival and Resistance.	Morpurgo, Horatio	Book review	275
Hot topic.	Graham, Hamish	Letter to the editor	155
Howl of protest.	Simnett, John David	Letter to the editor	205
Human Being.	Bean, Peter	Poem	97
ICBUW: the International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons.		Brief article	172
Insulted intelligence.	Kollerstrom, Nick	Letter to the editor	139
Interview with Masih Alinejad: on the cost of confronting Iran's patriarchal leaders.	Morris, Cheryl		816
Kabul lives: in April 2007 Indian photographer Gauri Gill went to Kabul, Afghanistan, with the writer Shuddhabrata Sengupta. They explored some of the many histories that are still alive in a city that has come close to total destruction.	Gill, Gauri; Sengupta, Shuddhabrata		429
Marching for the monks: Burma's struggle goes global, across cities and cyberspace.	Lateu, Jo	Brief article	288
Mistress.	Whittaker, Peter	Brief article	247
NI prize crossword.			708
Nights at the Circus.	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	269
Palestine's Mandela.	Avnery, Uri		1014
Propaganda by any other name.		Brief article	234
Religion as cover.	Bore, Peter	Letter to the editor	201
Riot of colour.	Masterton, Rebecca	Letter to the editor	116
Skulduggery: fuelling corruption in Armenia.	Krikorian, Onnik		439
Soldiers say no!		Brief article	157
Southern exposure: highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.	Sid, Samir	Brief article	226
Speechmarks.	Burke, Edmund	Brief article	27
Target traffick.	Brock, Rose Tuelo	Letter to the editor	124
Taxing African wealth.		Brief article	217
The Shock Doctrine.	Whittaker, Peter	Book review	313
The Witnesses.	Lewis, Malcolm	Movie review	140
Toxic souvenirs: depleted uranium weapons have left behind a trail of human misery and vituperative debate. What's not known about them is just as disturbing as what is, discovers Dinyar Godrej.	Godrej, Dinyar		3268
Who's the real criminal? Is it John LaForge, who got arrested for trespass? Or Alliant Techsystems, the arms giant that called the cops on him? The jurors made up their own minds.	LaForge, John		1488