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text The NSA Slow Jam .. - by a war hater
Gov't surveillence never sounded so smooth..
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2013 8:59PM
text Canada Being Assimilated Into a U.S. Dominated North American Security Perimeter - by Dana Gabriel
The perimeter security deal is being sold as vital to improving the flow of trade and travel across the border. In order to appease U.S. fears, Canada has made numerous concessions with no guarantees that it will lessen border restrictions. As part of a North American security perimeter, Canada will always be at the mercy of any new U.S. security measures, regardless of the dangers they may pose to privacy and civil liberties.
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2013 7:21PM
image Statewide Coalition Sues to Halt Delta Plan, Water Export Tunnels 120_800_img_2686.jpg original image ( 800x533) - by Dan Bacher
“The Delta Reform Act gave the Delta Stewardship Council an historic opportunity to remedy 40 years of water policy failures. Instead, the council failed to use the best available science - biological or economic - and adopted a status quo program that fails to fix the Delta or the water supply problem,” said Santa Barbara resident Carolee Krieger, executive director of the California Water Impact Network (C-WIN), a statewide water advocacy organization. “The council failed to honor its...
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 1:36PM
text Hassan Rohani: Iran's President-Elect - by Stephen Lendman
Iran
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 12:37AM
text Why Would They Do That Exactly? - by Sudhama Ranganathan
There are as many unique and varied political views, as there are people themselves. No matter how deep the divide there is almost some issue most people can find some agreement on. No matter how alike in philosophy or perspective, there is usually at least one issue people might not see exactly eye to eye on. Differences between sincere public servants are good, especially when it comes to legislating, because that means it will bring together different views on a wide range of issues, he...
Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 5:35PM
document Fishing and conservation groups, Winnemem Wintu sue over Delta Plan ncra_v._dsc_-_14jun13f.pdf_140_.jpg original image ( x) - by Dan Bacher
According to the complaint, "This is a public interest citizen suit to enforce California's environmental laws and protect the Delta from imminent ecological collapse. Petitioners bring this action to challenge the Delta Stewardship Council's approval of its Final Delta Plan and certification of its Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) on May 16, 2013."
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 7:14PM
text Can you imagine naming Bay Bridge after Election Frauder, Murderer? - by Register Peace & Freedom or Green
It is not enough that the eastern span has taken 24 years and counting to replace, and it is filled with deadly bolts that must be replaced. Now, the California Legislature is proposing to name the western span after the worst mayor in San Francisco and a proud pro-landlord, pro-gambling assemblyperson, Democrat Willie Brown, whose last fling in San Francisco was to perpetrate election fraud in every election from 1995 and every election thereafter, including the 49er Stadium Swindle election...
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:48AM
text Iranians Vote - by Stephen Lendman
Iran
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:28AM
image Fishing, environmental, farming groups will sue to halt Delta Plan 120_800_img_2686.jpg original image ( 800x533) - by Dan Bacher
The peripheral tunnels will divert a large portion of the flow of the Sacramento River for use by corporate agribusiness and oil companies. Photo of Sacramento River in the city of Sacramento by Dan Bacher.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 5:53PM
image Stop the Privatization and Permanent Fees at San Francisco Botanical Garden! 120_just_strike_a_line_out.jpg original image ( 1090x983) - by Harry S. Pariser
Thu, Jun 13, 2013 On June 20, 2013, the Budget and Finance Committee of the SF Board of Supervisors will begin to review the RPD budget. Hidden within the mountains of paper are legislation which will strikeout a single line, makingethe fees at San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum permanent, and a contract privatizing these 55 acres by handing over control for the next 30 years to San Francisco Botanical Garden Society. It is vitally important to fight this privatizat...
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 12:49PM
image Statewide Campaign Launched to Defeat Governor Brown's $54.1 Billion Water Tunnels Project 120_stopthetunnels_logo-hires.jpg original image ( 228x134) - by Dan Bacher
The State has a history of underestimating the costs of major water projects. In 1991 Santa Barbara County voters approved the Coastal Aqueduct at an estimated cost of $270 million. Thus far the aqueduct has cost nearly $1.7 billion and has proven to be unnecessary to meet the County's water needs. "California ratepayers and taxpayers should expect the same bad deal with the twin-tunnels," said Carolee Krieger, executive director of the California Water Impact Network. "Just like the aqued...
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:34AM
image Mayor Bloomberg launches $20 billion climate adaptation strategy for New York 120_20130611_bloomberg_nyc_climate_adaptation.jpg original image ( 487x347) - by Takver - Climate IMC
In a bold statement on June 11, 2013 from a former Naval Yard on Staten Island that was flood damaged by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Sandy, Michael Bloomberg, the Mayor of New York, launched a plan of climate adaptation and resilience for the city.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:44AM
text Zhibin Gu: China communist history: secret forces behind new wealth and progress - by globalization forum
Get a total picture of Chinese entrepreneurship in a large history context. What has been going on in Communist China since 1949? What is really behind China's politics, business, economy and international relations? Will China's communist corruption going to ruin the nation in light of global financial crisis? Get powerful reviews from a new posting by provocative Chinese theorist George Zhibin Gu of World Association of International Studies at Stanford University.
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 11:19PM
text A Year Later, Youth Programs Still Waiting on City Bicycles - by The Bike Church
Since 1996 the City has distributed unclaimed bicycles to youth in need through nonprofits like the Bike Church and Barrios Unidos. Early last year they abrubptly ended this program and have given bikes instead to a for-profit business called the Bike Dojo, which should not even be allowed under City code to participate in the program, and which has sold many of the bicycles, also in violation of the Municipal Code. Despite admitting these problems, the City continues to distribute bikes to t...
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 6:00PM
image Brutal Police Action Takes Taksim Square By Force 120_000000000000_anti-government-protest-i-005.jpg original image ( 723x480) - by Steven Argue
[Turkish flags flying in the rubble, erected by police after tearing down banners, Taksim Square, June 11, 2013. (Photo credit: Action Press)]
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 9:39AM
calendar CODEPINK NSA Team Surveils DiFi's House 120_2007-10-23.jpg original image ( 400x267) - by CODEPINK
Dianne Feinstein's Home Lyon & Vallejo Streets San Francisco, CA
Event Date:Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:00PM
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 9:10AM
text The Desal EIR & Lobbying: Plunging trust in SC City Council? - by Paul Gratz
The overwhelming passage of Measure P last year followed by a standing room only turnout at the City’s May 7 desal EIR “Study Session” sent a well-intentioned message about the people’s mistrust trust of local government which Santa Cruz politicians should heed.
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:01PM
image Brown proclaims 'Great Outdoors Month" as he plans Delta's destruction 120__dsc6934.jpg_1.jpeg original image ( 4312x3224) - by Dan Bacher
"Today, I invite all Californians to experience some small piece of the varied and magnificent land of California," proclaimed Governor Brown. Photo of Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping the day after issuing his proclamation declaring June as "Great Outdoors Month."
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:11PM
calendar The Commons economics on Campaign financing reform, money, and special interests - by David Giesen
Muddy Waters cafe 521 Valencia St.
Event Date:Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:00PM
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:35AM
text New York Times Editors Defend the Indefensible - by Stephen Lendman
anti-war
Posted: Sat Jun 8, 2013 12:02AM

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