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By Jonathan Gillis at May 19, 2013
There’s something inherently wrong and irreversibly damaging about a culture where potentially the same conglomerate corporation owns and manufactures the food you feed your dog, the tablets you take for a cold, your electronic toothbrush and the batteries that operate it.... (More) Comments (0)
By Partha Banerjee at May 19, 2013
The recent building collapse and ongoing sweatshop fires in Bangladesh killing hundreds of poor garment workers are no different from the mass suicides of “Monsanto farmers” in India, oil pipeline fires killing poor children in Nigeria or i-Phone factory worker deaths in China. At the heart of all these tragedies is the pre-historic, global greed of corporations that decidedly puts profit before people, and flays even the basic human rights of working men, women and children, jeopardizing their lives, livelihoods and dignity.... (More) Comments (0)
Note to LA Times RE: Venezuela and Pluralism in the Media
By Joe Emersberger at May 16, 2013
Note to LA Times RE: Venezuela and Pluralism in the Media... (More) Comments (0)
Growing Racism and the Social Crisis in Greece
By Chris Jones at May 16, 2013
3 days in central Athens with Algerian refugees listening to their stories and experiences. A chronic context but the humanity of the refugees shines through.... (More) Comments (0)
By Joe Emersberger at May 15, 2013
Glenn Greenwald speaks out against Amnesty's refusal to name Bradley Manning a Prisoner of Conscience... (More) Comments (0)
A Reuters Article that Might help Prevent Political Violence in Venezuela
By Joe Emersberger at May 15, 2013
A Reuters Article that Might help Prevent Political Violence in Venezuela ... (More) Comments (0)
By Don Fitz at May 13, 2013
Perhaps the greatest threat to global sustainability is the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) which is currently being negotiated in secret. June 2013 Green Time TV explores its costs to social justice and the environment.... (More) Comments (0)
By Marco Fonseca at May 10, 2013
A reflection - in Spanish - of former Guatemalan dictator Ríos Montt's closing statement at his dramatic trial for genocide in Guatemala City on May 9, 2013.... (More) Comments (4)
By Peter Bohmer at May 09, 2013
When Judge Wilcox asked me what happened on March 5th, 2013 I said the following: 1) Housing and shelter is a basic human right. 2) Olympia and Thurston County criminalize the poor and homeless. 3) That in response to this increased criminalization of homeless people and as someone who has organized to end homelessness, and in order to take action in solidarity with homeless people, I went onto the parking lot of the abandoned Fish and Wildlife Building on North Washington St. in Olympia on March 5th at about 6:15 P.M. 4) I saw the State Police on the property and heard their order to leave but decided to remain on the property to show my support for the on-site temporary shelter and the people there. ... (More) Comments (0)
Why is Corporate America? fanning the flames of violence in Chicago?
By Bob Simpson at May 08, 2013
“At times like this when CPS is making an attempt to close the most schools at one time in the nation, I don’t think you need another Columbine or Connecticut or another suicide because of bullying.” --- Sherise McDaniel, Chicago Public School parent... (More) Comments (0)
By Jonathan Gillis at May 08, 2013
All the sounds. All the noise. None of it, emanates from the real world. We have been made deaf to the sounds of the real world. We are forever drowning in an engineered reality, saturated in the deafening noise of the mega-Technopoly.... (More) Comments (0)
Bitumen pipelines are dangerous
By Rolf Auer at May 08, 2013
Oilsands products and their pipelines are dangerous.... (More) Comments (0)
Blood Politics and the Fascists in Greece
By Chris Jones at May 06, 2013
We look at Golden Dawn's strategy for creating blood banks for Greeks (only) and the complicity of the Greek state.... (More) Comments (0)
Are cell phone trees considered GMO's
By Stephanie Denyer at May 04, 2013
Have cell phone trees adapted themselves to be part of the natural tree oxygen cycle. This maybe one of the leading problems in global warming the proliferation of unnatural man made life forms.... (More) Comments (0)
UKIP: Resisting the politics of the right
By Len Arthur at May 03, 2013
Votes for UKIP the right wing UK political party is an indication of a level hate politics gaining momentum over and above economic and social causes. With the Tory state and a dominant right wing press in the UK working the same message socliasts have to take a principles stand and work for working class unity.... (More) Comments (0)


