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  Artist/Title: Harold Barclay - The State 4 Format: BOOK Label: Freedom Press Price: $10 Catalog ID: CarbonDist_ISBN-1-904491-00-6 The state is neither an inevitable, nor natural, phenomenon, but the creation of despots. Its history is a history of power, wealth and tyranny. The immortality of the state is the greatest myth of our society. Anthropologist Harold Barclay explains how a powerful elite has hijacked control of society. Through control of agriculture, warfare, trade, labor and other resources the state has seized complete power. Do we really need the state or should we organise society ourselves?

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  Artist/Title: Howard Zinn - You Can‘t Be Neutral on a Moving Train 4 Format: BOOK Label: Beacon Press Price: $13 Catalog ID: CarbonDist_ISBN-0-8070-7127-7 [paperback] - An autobiography from the great activist and historian - a personal history of more than 30 years of fighting for social change - from civil rights and the Vietnam war, to organized labor. A lively, engaging and vastly entertaining political memoir. Now with a new preface.

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  Artist/Title: Various Artists - pine meoquanee 8 Format: BOOK Label: Digitalis Industries Price: $10 Catalog ID: CarbonDist_digi_pine_meoquanee "this is the first annual digitalis anthology of works with multiple writers. contributors include musician friends of digitalis (keith wood, james blackshaw, christina carter, michael donnelly, james barrett, michael anderson, robert horton, and spencer grady) as well as non-musicians (denton harris, michelle angelini, julie cook, sid fallon, kade l. twist, indigo tempesta, paganini jones, and manion a. schwartz). each book is hand-bound with cloth tape and a hard cover with a design by keith wood. artwork by keith wood, michael donnelly, eden hemming rose, and brad rose is also found on several pages. limited to 120 copies."

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  Artist/Title: Ward Churchill - On the Justice of Roosting Chickens: Reflections on the Consequences of U.S. Imp 4 Format: BOOK Label: AK Press (USA) Price: $13 Catalog ID: CarbonDist_ISBN_1-902593-79-0 "The record speaks for itself... The "Most Peace-Loving of Nations" has been engaged in brutal military campaigns in every corner of the globe, unceasingly, since its inception. In attempting to forever alter Americans false self-concept, Ward Churchill contextualizes US aggression and the most effective response to it yet-the attacks of Sept. 11th-in a readable format. Churchill has meticulously chronicled both U.S. military campaigns-domestic and foreign-1776-Present and U.S. attempts to violate, obstruct and/or subvert International Law from 1945-Present. Drawing from US military and interventioist history, lessons from Nuremburg and the UN‘s own voting records, the two Chronologies, exhaustively researched and annotated, illustrate a heartwrenching history of senseless butchery and democracy deterred. In this context, the only fitting question for a nation still reeling from the wake-up call of Sept. 11th is, "How can they not hate us?." In his newest offering, Churchill demands that the American public shake off its collective unconscious and take responsibility for the criminality carried out in its name. Introduction by Chellis Glendinning. Ward Churchill (Keetoowah Cherokee) is professor of American Indian Studies and chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado/Boulder. A member of the leadership council of Colorado AIM (American Indian Movement), he is a past national spokesperson for the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee. A prolific writer and lecturer, he has authored, co-authored or edited more than 20 books and 4 AK Press Audio cd‘s."