The new issue of The Indypendent features an exclusive from NYTimes bestselling author Jeremy Scahill (Blackwater The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army) about the shadowy mercenary forces fighting in Iraq. Scahill's no-holds-barred journalism exposes the privatization of warfare and how paid private fighters are contributing to the slaughter in Iraq. The Indypendent also features excellent cultural reviews, an interview with a death row inmate and anti-war activism in neighborhoods targeted for military recruitment. Other articles show longshoremen challenging staid union leadership and workers standing up to the boss in the service industry. We also say goodbye to Abraham Lincoln Brigade veteran Moe Fishman 1915-2007.||DONATE, SUBSCRIBE, BUY VIDEOS, POSTERS and MORE! ||The Full PDF

||The Mercenary Revolution: Flush with Profits from the Iraq War, Military Contractors See a World of Business Opportunities ||Blackwater in a Grey World ||$90 for a 72-Hour Week?! : Restaurant Deliverymen Stand Up To Cheapskate Owner ||Wash. Heights to D.C.: Bring ’Em Home ||Worst of the Worst? Texas Premeditates the Murder of a Man Who Killed No One ||You Work for Us: Dock Workers Press Union Bigs To Dump Tiered-Wage System ||Academia In Action: Get Out of the Library and Into the Streets: a Review of “Constituent Imagination” ||The Radical Calendar: Aug 11th through Sept. 1 ||Welfare Poets Slam Death Penalty: A Review of “Cruel and Unusual Punishment” ||Need help challenging your boss? ||“We Are In It For The Long Haul”: New Sds Lays Foundation for Radical Youth Movement ||The Revolution Within: A Review of “Loyal to the Sky: Notes from an Activist” ||Hector Lavoe, A No Show, Again: A Review of the Film “El Cantante” ||Coney Island: Love it While You Can ||Anti-War Movement Update ||The Good Fight Completed: Moe Fishman 1915-2007 ||Through the Looking Glass: A Review of “The Tenants of East Harlem”

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