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But after he refused to toe the line following 9/11, he was ruthlessly purged, and his important voice might have been lost if Counterpunch and a few other websites had not provided him a venue.

Loeb went into the day with a 7.3-second cushion over works Citroen team-mate Mikko Hirvonen, and after a day of punch and counterpunch over a further nine stages in Finland, the Frenchman's advantage is now five seconds.

"The US assault is unpardonable," wrote Cloughley in CounterPunch, a bi-weekly American newsletter.

FISTS UP: Fergie must prepare United to counterpunch

In a diplomatic counterpunch, Russia received support on Friday from six other former Soviet republics - Armenia, Belarus and four Central Asian nations: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan - who issued a joint statement condemning Georgia for using force to try to retake control of its separatist province of South Ossetia.

Counterpunch, a classy winner on his belated racecourse debut at Goodwood, may not be anything more than a handicapper but can deliver the knockout blow in the Goldring Security Handicap at Windsor.

Marino shrugged off the latest counterpunch. "We believe that when consumers choose on taste, their decision serves us very well," he said.

As summarized in a report in CounterPunch, Korb "advocates expansion of the military by 100,000 soldiers through an improved incentives program.

"I was arrested for nothing more than exercising my rights as a citizen in what I thought was a free country," Blair wrote in an article for Counterpunch, which broke the story.

Hitler/Bush comparisons began their current vogue after an article by Dave Lindorff appeared last February on CounterPunch.org, the website edited by Jeffrey St.

Alexander Cockburn is a syndicated columnist and co-editor of the radical newsletter CounterPunch (www.counterpunch.org).

In a story that, outside of the independent Counterpunch newsletter, went virtually unmentioned in the United States, the London Daily Telegraph reported in its July 22, 1999, edition that a private preliminary review by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's own experts found that the seventy-eight-day NATO bombing of Yugoslavia had "almost no military effect." Let that sink in for a moment.