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The TUK-PIKUNI (tree people) are
at it again. 2 banner drops have taken place this week (August
2nd & 4th, noon 'till 2, @ the Berkeley I-80 pedestrian\bike
overpass) to alert the driving\flying populace that they are
driving\flying global warming & oil wars.
How many times do we
gotta say it?
STOP F***ING DRIVING!!
ATTN: THE
GOVERNATOR IS NOT TERMINATING HIS SHENANIGANS. So, like the
Terminator,
Arnieville cannot and will not be permanently killed off. So, in defense of the homeless, the elderly, the so-called `disabled`,
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, MOTHER EARTH, at noontime on Friday, August 6th
(Hiroshima day), the TUK-PIKUNI,
along with others, are going to to resurrect Arnieville, @ the
intersection of Adeline St. & Oregon St. in Berzerkeley, across Adeline
from the now non-union Berkeley Bowl.
And this time, Arnieville will NOT BE TERMINATED.
What is the symbolic or logistical significance of that intersection?
The bus drivers keep going on strike - this basic infrastructure is necessary to reduce individual car trips, in case driving is the main theme of the tree camp
I started Arnieville for a few reasons.
To give people that could not get to Sacramento an outlet for their fears and frustrations right here in town.
Bring all types of people together.
Create news "Buzz" and educate the public.
Arnieville ended up being to longest protest by disabled people in U.S. history. I am proud of that and all the people that made it happen.
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