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ZNet Article The May 10 genocide conviction of former Guatemalan dictator Efraín Ríos Montt was groundbreaking Blog Post review of Dirty Wars, a film by Scahill and Rowley, featured at SIFF (Seattle International Film Festival) with appearance last night by Mr. Scahill. Blog Post Exchange with Michael Spagat re "The Iraq Sanctions Myth" -
- Thursday, May 23, 2013
ZNet Article Wojtyla, one of the greatest minds of the fifth century, is on the way to being canonized as a saint. Reagan has already been canonized... -
- Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Audio This is a recorded reading of the unedited and uncut version of a piece titled, "Movement Praxis Prefigures System Change". ZNet Article This is the unedited and uncut version of a piece I wrote for the RE.FRAMING ACTIVISM BLOG. -
- Monday, May 20, 2013
Blog Post Essay about anger mostly. Blog Post While growing numbers university presidents rake in millions of dollars each year, the faculty at their educational institutions are increasingly underpaid full-time or part-time employees, lacking job security. Blog Post Una reflexion sobre las luchas indigenas contra la mineria y la agro-industria en Guatemala. ZNet Article This is an article that first appeared on RE.FRAMING ACTIVISM. In the piece I analyze the protracted crisis afflicting the corporate capitalist world economy, with a special focus on the United States and the devastating affects on education and d... -
- Sunday, May 19, 2013
Blog Post After the Piper Alpha disaster in 1988, which killed 167 UK oil workers, there was a surge of union organisation on the North Sea. Neil Rothnie recalls this in an interview, published together with an archive of the rank-and-file workers' paper Bl... Blog Post 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 ... Blog Post 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 ... -
- Friday, May 17, 2013
ZNet Article 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. ZNet Article A review of the book: Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power by Steve Coll -
- Thursday, May 16, 2013
Video Interview on the American war against drugs and the relationship of the Mexican government to Mexican narco gangs Blog Post Note to LA Times RE: Venezuela and Pluralism in the Media Blog Post 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. -
- Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Blog Post Glenn Greenwald speaks out against Amnesty's refusal to name Bradley Manning a Prisoner of Conscience Blog Post A Reuters Article that Might help Prevent Political Violence in Venezuela
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- Saturday, May 11, 2013
ZNet Article The famine was one of history's rare socio-natural calamities in that it was predicted almost a year in advance, providing sufficient time to avert it -
- Friday, May 10, 2013
ZNet Article A reflection of former Guatemalan dictator Ríos Montt's closing statement at his dramatic trial for genocide in Guatemala City on May 9, 2013. Blog Post 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. -
- Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Blog Post “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 pa... Blog Post 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. - All Sustainer Articles...
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Blog Post review of Dirty Wars, a film by Scahill and Rowley, featured at SIFF (Seattle International Film Festival) with appearance last night by Mr. Scahill. Blog Post Exchange with Michael Spagat re "The Iraq Sanctions Myth" -
- Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Blog Post Pissarro, an anarchist, let a group of artists in creating alternative institutions that set them free. Jolie's mastectomy points to the need for a similar solution. -
- Monday, May 20, 2013
Blog Post Essay about anger mostly. Blog Post While growing numbers university presidents rake in millions of dollars each year, the faculty at their educational institutions are increasingly underpaid full-time or part-time employees, lacking job security. Blog Post Una reflexion sobre las luchas indigenas contra la mineria y la agro-industria en Guatemala. -
- Sunday, May 19, 2013
Blog Post After the Piper Alpha disaster in 1988, which killed 167 UK oil workers, there was a surge of union organisation on the North Sea. Neil Rothnie recalls this in an interview, published together with an archive of the rank-and-file workers' paper Bl... Blog Post 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 ... Blog Post 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 ... -
- Thursday, May 16, 2013
Blog Post Note to LA Times RE: Venezuela and Pluralism in the Media - All Sustainer Blogs
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Forum Post This was all information that I knew, but as I read it I was amazed. I am grateful to the author for putting it together and presenting it to potential or at-risk cynics, like I have been... Forum Post great interview. thoughtful questions and allowed uncle chomsky to just roll through the answers.
your doing a really great job abby with your show. i particularly like your frequent guest peter joseph.
keep up the hard work.
peace -
- Friday, May 24, 2013
Forum Post Thanks for the compliments, and glad you got something out of it. Tee shirt sounds funny, thanks for the offer. Mothership Connection is probably the most famous album, but they made many good ones. Forum Post what bothers me more about SW's article than CP's and Fowler's language is the hypocrisy of SW. for starters, SW acted as cheerleaders of the Libyan "rebels" who were busy targeting civilians with torture, rape and genocide. ... Forum Post Hi Ira,
I want to say thank you for what you wrote. I want to support you to continue your activism, your speaking out. These are all YOUR forms of music.
And don't I kow the feeling about NPR... Forum Post we are all terrorists now
we drive the cars, we use the energy
we run the washers, the dryers
we heat the water, we air condition the room
we charge the phones, the pads, the tablets
we buy them for our children
we run the businesses that make the... -
- Thursday, May 23, 2013
Forum Post at least half of the products you mention contain carcinogens
why spend so much money, which you have to 'work' for, on such crap?
throw them all away
liberate yourself
capitalism, by definition, engenders monopoly, not competition
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- Thursday, Oct 30, 2008
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- Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
Film Review Trying to figure out this new interface. Probably should have used What Would Jesus Buy, but what's done is done. - All Sustainer's Film Reviews
Sustainer's Book Reviews
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- Sunday, Apr 17, 2011
Book Review Book Review of "The Shape of the Beast" by Arundhati Roy. -
- Monday, Feb 07, 2011
Book Review A book review of Andrej Grubacic's "Don't Mourn, Balkanize!" -
- Tuesday, Nov 02, 2010
Book Review A Review of Wobblies & Zapatistas: Conversations on Anarchism, Marxism and Radical History, by Staughton Lynd and Andrej Grubacic. -
- Thursday, Oct 07, 2010
Book Review This book is a really valuable instrument for activist willing to learn about economics.
It is simply the most empowering book on economics since Robin Hahnel's ABC's of Political Economy (2002)... and also really entertaining, in Chang's very own... -
- Friday, Jun 11, 2010
Book Review A brief review of Scmhidt and van der Walt's "Black Flame": a book that situates the anarchist tradition in the broader socialist movement. -
- Sunday, Nov 01, 2009
Book Review A look into Lebanon's past and the quest to transcend humanity's self-imposed injustice -
- Thursday, Oct 29, 2009
Book Review In Ursula K. Le Guin's short story, "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas," the science fiction author details a world "much like that of a fine new coat"”that is wholesome and lovely along its exterior folds, made from a nice factory in Elsewhere; - All Sustainer's Book Reviews
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