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textHow the Free Market Killed New Orleans by Parenti via brightpathvideo
Latest commentary from Michael Parenti on the tragedy ay New Orleans...
Posted: Sun, Sep 4, 2005 6:40pm PDT
textNow is the Time? Now is the Time! The Potential of the Gulf Coast Crisis by STL @'s
Now is the Time? Now is the Time! The Potential of the Gulf Coast Crisis: Points for Discussion and Intervention...
Posted: Sat, Sep 3, 2005 9:09pm PDT
textNew Orleans catastrophe: the product of a bankrupt system by Richard Mellor
September 1st, three of the worst looters appeared on CNN. President Bush himself along with two former presidents, Bush the father and Bill Clinton. The current Bush brought the two former one’s in as fundraisers. What hypocrites these characters are....
Posted: Sat, Sep 3, 2005 1:34pm PDT
textMichael Parenti: How the Free Market Killed New Orleans by Michael Parenti (re-post)
....tens of thousands of people had failed to flee because they had nowhere to go and no means of getting there..... The free market played a role in other ways. Bush's agenda is to cut government services to the bone and make people rely on the private sector for the things they might need. So he sliced $71.2 million from the budget of the New Orleans Corps of Engineers, a 44 percent reduction. Plans to fortify New Orleans levees and upgrade the system of pumping out water had to be shelved....
Posted: Fri, Sep 2, 2005 3:46pm PDT
textThe New Smoking Gun--how W stole money from levees to finance Iraq War by DLi
Reports have come out showing how the Bush Administration blatantly diverted urgently-requested money to strenghten levees in New Orleans to pay for its NeoCons' illegal War on Iraq....
Posted: Fri, Sep 2, 2005 3:36pm PDT
textA Southern US Anarchist Statement on the Gulf Coast Disaster by repost
The State leaves 100,000 to drown like rats, while people everywhere open their hearts and homes As many as 20,000 people have been abandoned in the New Orleans Convention Center with no resources and no anticipated relief. Meanwhile, National Guard units with submachine guns and body armor prevent people from taking necessary food from places where it would otherwise go to waste, and call it "urban warfare."...
Posted: Fri, Sep 2, 2005 8:35am PDT
textCreating an American Aristocracy by Don Monkerud
The “get rich someday” dream is cited by many as the reason Americans are voting against their economic self-interest and lending their political support to the wealthy, who are creating a new American aristocracy....
Posted: Thu, Aug 25, 2005 10:04pm PDT
imageRISING GASOLINE AND CRUDE OIL PRICES:Symptoms of Peak Oil
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by Shepherd Bliss
The rising prices of gasoline toward $3 a gallon and more and of crude oil toward $60 a barrel and more are among the growing symptoms of a deeper problem—the global peaking of our petroleum supply....
Posted: Thu, Aug 25, 2005 9:45pm PDT
textDirect Action/Adopt an Intersection in D.C. this September by Anti-war/Global Justice activist
Adopt an Intersection- Coordinated Direct Action in DC...
Posted: Wed, Aug 24, 2005 11:05am PDT
imageConferencia Anual - Un Mundo Más Allá del Capitalismo -el Domingo, Agosto 26, 2005
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by spread the word!
Una Conferencia Anual de Paz Para Crear Uniones Internacionales y Multirraciales 26 de Agosto, 2005 - el Domingo, Agosto 28, 2005. http://www.CommonUnityPeaceConference.org o http://www.awbc.lfhniivaaaa.info - Nadie será rechazado por falta de dinero. (A World Beyond Capitalism Conference- No One Will Be Turned Away For Lack of Funds.)...
Posted: Wed, Aug 24, 2005 6:44am PDT
text ACORN, WARN Oppose 'Wal-Mart Bank' by ACORN and WARN
ACORN, and WARN (the Wal-Mart Alliance for Reform Now) today submitted official comments to the FDIC opposing Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. request for a charter and deposit insurance protection for a proposed Wal-Mart Bank....
Posted: Tue, Aug 23, 2005 10:21am PDT
textAlternatives: Another World is Possible! by European Social Forum in Eerfurt
"The neoliberal policy of the last years is entangled in a deep legitimation crisis. Unemployment is not lowered through social cuts.. Dismantling democracy and increased repression go along with militarization.. Another world is possible when we reorganize cooperative global life.."...
Posted: Mon, Aug 22, 2005 5:59am PDT
imageThe Path to Change: Brazil's landless peasants become a major political force
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by Juan Reardon
In Brazil, 50 percent of arable land is controlled by just 4 percent of landowners. The rural elite, using violence to preserve their land deeds, utilizes hired gunmen and brutal police forces to prevent the implementation of agrarian reform – the just and democratic distribution of land. However, through mass occupations of idle lands, the MST has forced consecutive Brazilian governments to redistribute over 20 million acres to over 350,000 families. This article discusses the tactics of thi...
Posted: Fri, Aug 19, 2005 3:37pm PDT
imageEcuadorian Strikers Block Access to State-Operated Oil Wells
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by EFE
Townspeople in eastern Ecuador on Monday blocked access to several oil wells operated by state-run firm Petroecuador calling for more infrastructure development in the region...
Posted: Tue, Aug 16, 2005 3:33pm PDT
audioInterview with Rev. Edward Pinkney (audio/mpeg 23.1MB) by David Grace
Benton Harbor, Michigan and the Whirlpool of Bad Government...
Posted: Sat, Aug 13, 2005 12:15pm PDT
textSTRUGGLE AGAINST U.S. IMPERIALISM IN THE PHILIPPINES by E. San Juan, Jr.
U.S. imperialism continues to intervene in suppressing the democratic rights of 80 million Filipinos a hundred years after its brutal conquest of the country at the turn of the last century....
Posted: Sat, Aug 13, 2005 7:18am PDT
imageDirect action against Monsanto in Uruguay
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by IMC Uruguay
Today, the headquarters of Monsanto's representative in Uruguay, Agroterra , received an unexpected visit of a group of people protesting against GMO's and the bio-tech industry....
Posted: Tue, Aug 9, 2005 3:59pm PDT
textAtlanta, GA to host first United States Social Forum in 2006 by Enough is Enough Project/Proyecto Ya Basta
The USSF Planning Committee decided on the site on June 30th after an extensive criteria-setting and selection process that looked at more than a dozen cities across the U.S. In the final round of selections, full proposals from San Francisco, Albuquerque, and Atlanta (including support from local mayors and city councils) were considered......
Posted: Sun, Aug 7, 2005 11:19am PDT
textDemocracy Sold Out - CAFTA Approved by Pork and a Hill of Beans by Deborah James on Common Dreams
Razor Thin Vote Seals Fate Against More Expansion of NAFTA by Deborah James...
Posted: Thu, Jul 28, 2005 4:49pm PDT
textBlood, Ink, and Oil: the Case of Darfur by David Morse (reposted from CommonDreams)
The ink is scarcely dry on oil deals signed between the Islamist dictatorship that rules Sudan from the northern capital, Khartoum, and an eager bevy of oil companies from China, India, Japan, and Britain - even as the genocide continues full tilt in the western region known as Darfur. Every new contract signed in Khartoum makes it clearer that this genocide is fueled by the world's unquenchable thirst for petroleum....
Posted: Fri, Jul 22, 2005 6:30am PDT
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