Pacific Free Press | Arguing for justice is not a call for revolution | by Naomi Klein | Is that really the best an entire think tank can come up with to support the claim that I am out to destroy Israel and should be stripped of my free speech rights? | First, I have to say that I find it hilarious that [...]
By Nick Egnatz | Online Journal | Online Journal Contributing Writer | Feb 1, 2010, 00:31 | With the devastation of the Haitian earthquake of January 12, many Americans are literally learning of Haiti for the first time. The following is an attempt to present a very brief outline of Haiti's history: first being dominated by Spain, then France and certainly for the [...]
Belfast Telegraph | A French minister has called on the United Nations to investigate the dominant US role in Haiti saying aid efforts should be about helping Haiti, not occupying it. | US forces turned back a French aid plane carrying a field hospital from the damaged, congested airport in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince last week, prompting a [...]
San Francisco Chronicle | By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | Hey, kids! Here's something I bet you didn't know: Black people? Back in 1800 or whenever? They liked being slaves. True! Many savvy, industrious Negroes actually volunteered for that fine, desirable position. It was a completely balanced, fair, hugely successful system, until those damn liberals [...]
Center for Research on Globalization | by Cynthia McKinney | Global Research, January 19, 2010 | President Obama's response to the tragedy in Haiti has been robust in military deployment and puny in what the Haitians need most: food; first responders and their specialized equipment; doctors and medical facilities and equipment; and engineers, heavy equipment, and heavy movers. Sadly, [...]
Green Left Weekly | Malik Miah, San Francisco | What I found most striking about President Barack Obama's first State of the Union address before Congress on January 27 was what he didn't say. | As Obama is the first US president of African heritage, I expected his 70-minute speech on the economy to highlight the special impact of the recession [...]
Telegraph.co.uk | Austrian millionaire Karl Rabeder is giving away every penny of his 3 million fortune after realising his riches were making him unhappy. | By Henry Samuel in Paris | Mr Rabeder, 47, a businessman from Telfs is in the process of selling his luxury 3,455 sq ft villa with lake, sauna and spectacular mountain views over the Alps, valued [...]
Pacific Free Press | Arguing for justice is not a call for revolution | by Naomi Klein | Is that really the best an entire think tank can come up with to support the claim that I am out to destroy Israel and should be stripped of my free speech rights? | First, I have to say that I find it hilarious that [...]
Belfast Telegraph | A French minister has called on the United Nations to investigate the dominant US role in Haiti saying aid efforts should be about helping Haiti, not occupying it. | US forces turned back a French aid plane carrying a field hospital from the damaged, congested airport in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince last week, prompting a [...]
Green Left Weekly | Malik Miah, San Francisco | What I found most striking about President Barack Obama's first State of the Union address before Congress on January 27 was what he didn't say. | As Obama is the first US president of African heritage, I expected his 70-minute speech on the economy to highlight the special impact of the recession [...]
Center for Research on Globalization | by Cynthia McKinney | Global Research, January 19, 2010 | President Obama's response to the tragedy in Haiti has been robust in military deployment and puny in what the Haitians need most: food; first responders and their specialized equipment; doctors and medical facilities and equipment; and engineers, heavy equipment, and heavy movers. Sadly, [...]
San Francisco Chronicle | By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | Hey, kids! Here's something I bet you didn't know: Black people? Back in 1800 or whenever? They liked being slaves. True! Many savvy, industrious Negroes actually volunteered for that fine, desirable position. It was a completely balanced, fair, hugely successful system, until those damn liberals [...]
By Nick Egnatz | Online Journal | Online Journal Contributing Writer | Feb 1, 2010, 00:31 | With the devastation of the Haitian earthquake of January 12, many Americans are literally learning of Haiti for the first time. The following is an attempt to present a very brief outline of Haiti's history: first being dominated by Spain, then France and certainly for the [...]
Telegraph.co.uk | Austrian millionaire Karl Rabeder is giving away every penny of his 3 million fortune after realising his riches were making him unhappy. | By Henry Samuel in Paris | Mr Rabeder, 47, a businessman from Telfs is in the process of selling his luxury 3,455 sq ft villa with lake, sauna and spectacular mountain views over the Alps, valued [...]
Pacific Free Press | Arguing for justice is not a call for revolution | by Naomi Klein | Is that really the best an entire think tank can come up with to support the claim that I am out to destroy Israel and should be stripped of my free speech rights? | First, I have to say that I find it hilarious that [...]
Green Left Weekly | Malik Miah, San Francisco | What I found most striking about President Barack Obama's first State of the Union address before Congress on January 27 was what he didn't say. | As Obama is the first US president of African heritage, I expected his 70-minute speech on the economy to highlight the special impact of the recession [...]
Belfast Telegraph | A French minister has called on the United Nations to investigate the dominant US role in Haiti saying aid efforts should be about helping Haiti, not occupying it. | US forces turned back a French aid plane carrying a field hospital from the damaged, congested airport in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince last week, prompting a [...]
By Nick Egnatz | Online Journal | Online Journal Contributing Writer | Feb 1, 2010, 00:31 | With the devastation of the Haitian earthquake of January 12, many Americans are literally learning of Haiti for the first time. The following is an attempt to present a very brief outline of Haiti's history: first being dominated by Spain, then France and certainly for the [...]
San Francisco Chronicle | By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | Hey, kids! Here's something I bet you didn't know: Black people? Back in 1800 or whenever? They liked being slaves. True! Many savvy, industrious Negroes actually volunteered for that fine, desirable position. It was a completely balanced, fair, hugely successful system, until those damn liberals [...]
Center for Research on Globalization | by Cynthia McKinney | Global Research, January 19, 2010 | President Obama's response to the tragedy in Haiti has been robust in military deployment and puny in what the Haitians need most: food; first responders and their specialized equipment; doctors and medical facilities and equipment; and engineers, heavy equipment, and heavy movers. Sadly, [...]
Telegraph.co.uk | Austrian millionaire Karl Rabeder is giving away every penny of his 3 million fortune after realising his riches were making him unhappy. | By Henry Samuel in Paris | Mr Rabeder, 47, a businessman from Telfs is in the process of selling his luxury 3,455 sq ft villa with lake, sauna and spectacular mountain views over the Alps, valued [...]
Teamsters Local 215 says it offered to extend the current contract into the future, but Republic insisted on eliminating pensions and replacing them with a 401(k).
The day of action this year exceeded the expectations of many people who thought the movement in Spain was dead. Tens of thousands demonstrated in the streets.
Pacific Free Press | Arguing for justice is not a call for revolution | by Naomi Klein | Is that really the best an entire think tank can come up with to support the claim that I am out to destroy Israel and should be stripped of my free speech rights? | First, I have to say that I find it hilarious that [...]
Center for Research on Globalization | by Cynthia McKinney | Global Research, January 19, 2010 | President Obama's response to the tragedy in Haiti has been robust in military deployment and puny in what the Haitians need most: food; first responders and their specialized equipment; doctors and medical facilities and equipment; and engineers, heavy equipment, and heavy movers. Sadly, [...]
Green Left Weekly | Malik Miah, San Francisco | What I found most striking about President Barack Obama's first State of the Union address before Congress on January 27 was what he didn't say. | As Obama is the first US president of African heritage, I expected his 70-minute speech on the economy to highlight the special impact of the recession [...]
San Francisco Chronicle | By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | Hey, kids! Here's something I bet you didn't know: Black people? Back in 1800 or whenever? They liked being slaves. True! Many savvy, industrious Negroes actually volunteered for that fine, desirable position. It was a completely balanced, fair, hugely successful system, until those damn liberals [...]
Belfast Telegraph | A French minister has called on the United Nations to investigate the dominant US role in Haiti saying aid efforts should be about helping Haiti, not occupying it. | US forces turned back a French aid plane carrying a field hospital from the damaged, congested airport in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince last week, prompting a [...]
By Nick Egnatz | Online Journal | Online Journal Contributing Writer | Feb 1, 2010, 00:31 | With the devastation of the Haitian earthquake of January 12, many Americans are literally learning of Haiti for the first time. The following is an attempt to present a very brief outline of Haiti's history: first being dominated by Spain, then France and certainly for the [...]
Telegraph.co.uk | Austrian millionaire Karl Rabeder is giving away every penny of his 3 million fortune after realising his riches were making him unhappy. | By Henry Samuel in Paris | Mr Rabeder, 47, a businessman from Telfs is in the process of selling his luxury 3,455 sq ft villa with lake, sauna and spectacular mountain views over the Alps, valued [...]
Indigenous people in Cameroon claim a company is stealing communal land to build a palm oil plantation -- a dispute that could lead to conflict, hunger and human rights abuses.
When civilizations start to die they go insane. Let the ice sheets in the Arctic melt. Let the temperatures rise. Let the air, soil and water be poisoned. Let the forests die.