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Wed Mar 14 2007 (Updated 03/26/07)
Fault Lines #20 Sizzles....
SF Bay Area Indymedia Center's Newsmagazine Hits the Streets
Fault Lines, the bi-monthly newsmagazine of Indybay, has just released another issue of radical political analysis and social commentary. Fault Lines #20 features exclusive articles on war resistors, squat riots, Climate Change, resistance to CAFTA, UC Berkeley's corporate sell-out and much more. Free issues of Fault Lines are available at various locations throughout the Bay Area. Contact Fault Lines if you would like to help with distributing the print edition.
PDF of Issue 20
Table of Contents: 2 – Fault Lines and the Future of Radical Media | 3 – Port Blockade in Tacoma; Weeping Wednesday; War Resisters | 4 – BP’s Sticky Situation in Berkeley | 5 – PG&E’s Greenwashing Campaign | 6 – The Story of the Ungdomshuset Squat Riot | 7 – Squatting in the Ruins of Buffalo, NY | 8 – Costa Rica’s Continued Resistance to CAFTA | 9 – Ireland Stands Against Shell | 10 – Climate Change as the Death of Capitalism | 12 – Iraq Vets Resist the War | 13 – The Mercenary Surge in Iraq | 16 – Bay Area Bicycles | 18 – Sublime Frequencies | 19 – Realizing the Impossible: art against authority | 23 – Ten Tips for Radicals

Table of Contents: 2 – Fault Lines and the Future of Radical Media | 3 – Port Blockade in Tacoma; Weeping Wednesday; War Resisters | 4 – BP’s Sticky Situation in Berkeley | 5 – PG&E’s Greenwashing Campaign | 6 – The Story of the Ungdomshuset Squat Riot | 7 – Squatting in the Ruins of Buffalo, NY | 8 – Costa Rica’s Continued Resistance to CAFTA | 9 – Ireland Stands Against Shell | 10 – Climate Change as the Death of Capitalism | 12 – Iraq Vets Resist the War | 13 – The Mercenary Surge in Iraq | 16 – Bay Area Bicycles | 18 – Sublime Frequencies | 19 – Realizing the Impossible: art against authority | 23 – Ten Tips for Radicals
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