Name: A Lesser Man: the Fight to Save Breitenbush
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A Lesser Man: the Fight to Save Breitenbush

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Right to left: They are Erik Wennstrom, Neil Clasen, Chief Pollack, Hollywood Dan and the author. Photo: Eric WennstromWhen you’re going through hell, keep going.– Winston ChurchillShould you ever find yourself surrounded by flames a hundred feet high, surely you will find yourself. I was brewing an untenable third cup of coffee when two firefighters clad in Nomex brush-gear pulled up outside the kitchen window in a golf cart. I went out and wished them a good morning. According to them it was not a good morning. A fire was on its way: evacuation level two, poised to go to three.“What...

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CounterPunch is a magazine published six times per year in the United States that covers politics in a manner its editors describe as "muckraking with a radical attitude”. It has been described as left-wing. CounterPunch began as a newsletter, established in 1994 by the Washington, D.C.-based investigative reporter Ken Silverstein. He was soon joined by Alexander Cockburn and then Jeffrey St. Clair, who became the publication's editors in 1996 when Silverstein left.

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