Who's pulling the protestor's strings? (editorial)

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kevin - we agree. most every news forum of any kinda has an agenda. we know fox isn't fair and balanced right?... why should anyone be mislead into thinking indymedia is without an agenda too? that isn't to say they shouldn't be allowed to have one. as for their socialists connections... IPPN removed the pages on their site that listed the endorsements from various socialist groups but i'll double check my info if i can...anyways i doubt indymedia fans would care about these connections.... my point really is that i don't think the information should be obscured. old timers in the protest game knew exactly who a.n.s.w.e.r were long before it became common knowledge.

incurable - it's more like attending a breast cancer rally organized by a pharmecutical company that's been lobbying to block another company from curing cancer their own way.

call me crazy, but i find it short sighted and irresponsible to disregard what a conflict of interest it is to attend an anti-war rally organized by a group that endorsed the tinnamen square massacres. it's because of these loose associations with violence that the movement lost momentum for decades.