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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• The Best Democracy Money can Buy. Greg Palast in interview.

  Greg Palast, author of The Best Democracy Money can Busy started working in journalism through frustration. He switched from his career as a racketeering investigator, frustrated that the important stories were not finding their way into the media. Palast uncovered, amongst other stories, the voting irregularities in Florida during the 2000 Presidential election. In interview with Three Monkeys Online, Palast talks about the Apartheid voting system in the States and Media censorship.

  
  
• The Poetess of Naïveté – Interview with Syrian poet Maram Al-Massri.

  Syrian poetess, Maram Al-Massri, author of A Red Cherry on a White-tiled Floor, talks to Three Monkeys Online about the themes in her poetry: liberty, sensuality, affection, diversity. And, above all else, the white innocence of existence.

  
  
• Central America's Street Gangs Are Drawn into the World of Geopolitics

  In Central America, Washington is getting serious about a problem it helped to create. Adam Wolfe, of the PINR, examines the growing problem of organized criminal gangs in Central America, and how, in part American immigration policy has helped create the problem. Now, against a backdrop of resistance to CAFTA, and growing support for the policies of both Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro, the gangs may provide a useful tool for the American administration to exert influence in Central America.

  
  
• The Best Defence? Poland and the US anti-missile shield

  The proposed US anti-missile shield to be deployed in Poland, is called in Polish tarcza antyrakietowa, ironically, as tarcza also means target. Robert Looby describes what little debate there has been in Poland on the subject of the controversial defensive/offensive system.

  
  
• A Poet's Space - an interview with Brendan Kennelly

  Lauded by Auden and Bono, Brendan Kennelly is one of Ireland's most succesful, and popular, poets. Kennelly, born in Ballylongford Kerry, is the author of , amongst others, The Book of Judas, Cromwell, and Poetry My Arse. Brendan Kennelly, in conversation with Tom Brace for Three Monkeys Online.