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Facebookers Call for Bob Dylan to Boycott Israeli Concert

Human Rights Blowin' in the Wind While Bob Dylan Plays on in Tel-Aviv.

(CLERMONT, Fla,) - Tickets are currently unavailable online for Bob Dylan’s June 20^th concert at Ramat Gan Stadium but may still be available at the box office in Tel Aviv, Israel.

For months Facebook groups have been calling for Dylan to stand with the Palestinian call for BDS: Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions until Israel abides by international law and ends its brutal occupation.

Israel: an Impediment to a Nuclear-Free Midde East

Iran has always been at the forefront of combating the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

(TEHRAN) - You might have frequently heard of the Western mainstream media's claims that Iran is pursuing a military nuclear program which is aimed at developing atomic weapons.

Actually, spreading falsehood and untruth about the nature of Iran's peaceful nuclear program has been a constant, unchanging and recurring theme of the Western corporate media's coverage of Iran's events.

Reactor Reax

Weekly roundup of the latest nuclear power and weapons articles from Physicians for Social Responsibility.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Myriad questions surrounding the future existence of nuclear power and human life are growing exponentially in this world.

While we in no way downplay the current and future tragedy in Japan based on the catastrophic disaster at the Fukushima Nuclear Facility, we are learning that the problems that caused it may just be the tip of the iceberg.

Outlining a Public Safety Strategy for National Chemical Exposure Danger

Broad-Based “National Conversation on Public Health and Chemical Exposures” Outlines 48 Recommendations.

(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - Even though Americans are exposed every day to potentially harmful chemicals, the U.S. government currently does not have in place a comprehensive system to protect the public in such situations.

LBJ and a Tragic June 1967 Day Veterans Will Never Forget

Facebook, Helen Thomas, LBJ and 8 June 1967, a Day that Lives in Infamy for U.S. Military Veterans.

(CLERMONT, Fla.) - Although it was after midnight when my evening with Helen Thomas ended much too soon: Read more… my questions have only just begun!

Last Sunday afternoon, round about the time I was leaving a few more questions for Ms. Thomas on Michelle’s [her friend and assistant] phone, busboysandpoets‎ tweeted, “Helen Thomas event today got cancelled due to illness. Sry for any inconveniences. Stay tuned for new date!”

Iran and Libya: Musical Chairs, Enemy to Ally

Rhetoric Aside, Fact Support US/Iran Detente - Giving Seymour Hersch “Credit Due”

(CINCINNATI ) - When New Yorker Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Seymour Hersch, leaked our new NIE proving that Iran has no nuclear weapons program, no underground weapons development centers and no aggressive intentions of any kind, few were surprised.

Few saw it. News suppression is a way of life in the United States.

Reactor Reax: Weekly Roundup of Nuclear Stories

Catch the latest media reports from around the world about nuclear energy.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - What is the world to do with an ever accumulating supply of spent, dirty radioactive waste?

Ending Nuclear, Other Energy Subsidies

Conservative Groups Urge Halt to Treasury-Backed Loan Guarantees.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Congress is considering more taxpayer-backed loan guarantees for nuclear, and other energy sources that America can't afford.

The U.S. is facing a $1.65 trillion deficit and a $14 trillion national debt.

Oregon Legislators Protest Nuclear Storage at Hanford

"Because of this operation, Hanford is today the most contaminated nuclear site in the United States." - Portland legislators

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - 17 Portland-area legislators have contacted officials with the U.S. Department of Energy to share their concerns over nuclear waste storage.

Study Reveals Dangerous Amounts of Radioactivity in Unsafe Conditions at U.S. Nuclear Reactor Sites

Nuclear Radiation Risks/New Report – Alvarez to Detail Fukushima-Style Dangers in U.S. From Unsafe Nuclear Fuel Rod Storage

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - A new report entitled “Spent Nuclear Fuel Pools in the U.S.: Reducing the Deadly Risks of Storage,” indicates the nature and extent of radioactive contamination and nuclear chain reactions due to the unsafe storage of nuclear fuel.