The Conscious Convergence: A Wave of Unity July 17-18, 2010
Creating the intention for the unity consciousness of the Ninth Wave of the Mayan calendar!
In recent years there has been a radically increased interest in the Mayan calendar and especially its end and so many ask what this tells us about the future. Surprisingly, many people ask this question as if the answer had nothing to do with themselves or the choices they make. Few seem to have considered that the fulfillment of the cosmic (...) - contributions

Calgary Sun March 8, 2010
Political activist John Boncore [Splitting the Sky] was entitled to try to arrest US President George W Bush for war crimes, his lawyer told a Calgary court Monday. Defence counsel Charles Davison said his client's attempts at breaching a police barrier to gain access to Bush was justified.
Boncore is charged with obstructing a peace officer for repeatedly trying to get past security and into the Telus Convention Centre last March 17.
"Mr. Boncore had reasonable (...) - contributions

Is a movie that “only” costs $11 million more « politically correct » than a $500 million one?
They can't see the trees for the forest.
Or more bluntly, had the Academy Awards wanted to grant ‘its' army an Oscar without thinking twice about it?
People will call it a ‘work of art', a ‘movie', ‘without an ulterior motive' (yes I've already read it somewhere...) etc
On top of it all, was the great March 8th pet theme: “wow it's awesome, it's the first women director to get an Oscar” or « (...) - contributions

"Unredacted documents show officials hoped to gather intelligence expert says. If the allegation is true, such actions would constitute a warcrime.." http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010... - contributions

[Wandering Sage Publications, 2009, 370 pp., soft cover, $17.95]
If you're going to write your first novel, and it's a political spoof, then you might as well as set it in the White House. Well, Ted Venetoulis does exactly that in his “Hail to the Cheat,” which is not only a fun read, I predict it's going to make one zany movie.
Venetoulis is an author who has lived politics and it shows in his book. The main characters are all credible and taken from that realm. As a young man, (...) - contributions

"Oh say can you see by the fluorescent light
The politicians we've bought at our last corporate meeting?
Whose venal hearts and deceit wrought health care's defeat,
While from boardrooms we laughed and then raised premiums?
And the wars that were fought for the profits we've sought
Gave proof to our shareholders that freedom is bought.
Oh say does that banner of corporate fascism now wave,
O'er democracy's corpse and the working class slaves?"
Anthem of the Corporate (...) - contributions

On Thursday morning, March 4, 2010, a spirited protest action was held in front of the “Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center,” on north Gay Street, not far from the City Hall, in Baltimore. The demonstrators demanded “$100 million [in Maryland's state budget] be converted from youth jails to youth jobs and education,” according to their press release. Students, teachers and community activists joined in the social justice action. About 13 of the activists made their way into the lobby of (...) - contributions

As organisations and individuals who stand for and support the universality of human rights, we have noted with concern the suspension of Gita Sahgal, Head of the Gender Unit at the International Secretariat of Amnesty International in London, for questioning Amnesty International's partnership with individuals whose politics towards the Taliban are ambiguous.
We come from communities that recognize and appreciate the work of Amnesty International in defending human rights and women's (...) - contributions

The movement behind 9/11
http://www.campustimes.org/features...
"WTC 7 fell at free-fall speed for a period of over 2.5 seconds. Not noted in NIST's revision was the clear implication that this feat defies the laws of physics if a gravitational collapse did indeed occur."
"All three coloccur with near zero resistance such as a controlled demolition collapse rather than a gravitational collapse.
Multi-ton steel ejections were also calculated to be ejected at speeds of over 60 mph and over (...) - contributions

By ELISABETTA POVOLEDO
MILAN — In an effort to heighten awareness about the contributions made by foreign workers to the Italian economy, the promoters of the first strike by immigrants in the country invited workers to stay home and to boycott shopping for one day.
Similar protests took place in other European countries on Monday (the initiative started in France and found supporters in Spain and Greece, as well). A comparable boycott, “A Day Without Immigrants,” championing full rights (...) - contributions

Politically correct racist (PC racist) White Australia is treating its domestic Aboriginal (Indigenous) subjects and its overseas Muslim subjects (in Occupied Iraq and Occupied Afghanistan) like animals. White Australians vigorously object to being labelled as “racist” but are involved in the racist subjugation of other people and resolutely ignores the horrendous human cost of such involvements, notably the continuing dispossession and maltreatment of Aboriginal Australians and (...) - contributions

March 1st, 2010
Mister President Obama The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington DC 20500
(Translate by William Peterson)
Mister President, When you receive this letter, five Cubans: Fernando González, René González, Ramón Labañino, Gerardo Hernández and Antonio Guerrero, will have been imprisoned in your (...) - contributions

by Vittorio Longhi
The 1 March protests saw immigrant workers in Europe down tools to raise awareness of the discrimination they face
A peaceful and colourful spectre seems to be haunting Europe. It's a grassroots movement of migrants and activists claiming for participation and protesting against discriminatory immigration laws in France and in Italy. Monday 1 March, the first "day without immigrants, 24 hours without us" cannot but be considered a milestone in foreign workers' fight for (...) - contributions

There were 2.1 million under-5 year old Iraqi infant deaths under Sanctions (1.2 million, 1990-2003) and US Coalition Occupation (0.9 million, 2003-2010) - however this has occasioned egregious Iraqi Holocaust Denial by the US Occupier and its Puppet Iraqi Régime. Not only is the US involved in an ongoing Iraqi Holocaust and Iraqi Genocide (post-1990 violent and non-violent excess deaths 4.4 million), the US and its Iraqi Puppet Régime are grossly understating post-invasion mortality (...) - contributions

On Thursday morning, Feb. 25, 2010, a sidewalk summit advocating “Medicare for All,” was staged in Washington, D.C., at Lafayette Park, North, not far from the White House. To close the rally, Dr. Margaret Flowers sang her rendition of “It Isn't Nice,” a ballad authored by the late, great songwriter and activist, Malvina Reynolds. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvina_Reynolds Dr. Flower was introduced by activist Katie Robbins. For background on the Sidewalk Summit, go to: (...) - contributions

A recent post of the moroccan press agency, MAP, reported on 25 Feb 2010 that britannic MP, Derek Conway told that moroccan autonomu plan is "a viable and serious proposal" that will help settle the Sahara issue. It's important to highlight that the Derek Conway who proposed, two years ago, a deliberately deceptive Early Day Motion in the UK Parliament in favour of Morocco's autonomy plan is the same Derek Conway that later faces fraud investigations after being sacked by his party for (...) - contributions

The underwear bombers Christmas Day attack has prompted calls for the increased use of full-body scanners at airports.
So to protest, members of the Pirate Party in Germany organized a fleshmob of people who stripped down to their skivvies last Sunday and converged on the Berlin-Tegal airport.
The protesters marked their bodies with a number of messages such as, Something to hide? and Be a good citizen — drop your pants.
One woman has the word diaper scrawled on her lower back with an (...) - contributions

Ed Norris is the former Police Commissioner of Baltimore City. Currently, he is a popular radio talk show host, on 105.7 WHFS (FM), in town. On Feb. 24, 2010, he appeared on a panel to discuss the crime situation in Baltimore. The event, held at a local bistro/pub, was sponsored by “Investigative Voice,” See: http://investigativevoice.com/ To learn more about Mr. Norris, check out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Norris and http://ednorris.com/mainsite/ Mr. Norris said that the HBO's “The (...) - contributions

This is for all you techies and hackers out there. As I said last time, the fate of the world may be in your hands, and I'm not joking. The fact that you are reading this, perhaps passed on from a progressive friend even though your politics may be quite different from his or hers or mine, or even non-existent, makes my first point. I don't have to tell you, of all people, what an enormously powerful tool the internet is, or that (my second point) there are powerful forces gathering to (...) - contributions

Another murder in broad daylight
A little after noon on Wednesday, Feb. 24, in the city of San Pedro Sula, there was a knock on the door at Claudia Larissa Brizuela's house, where she was celebrating her 36th birthday. As soon as she opened the door she was gunned down, with three shots to the head that killed instantly. Claudia was an active member of the trade union of employees of the Mayor's Office, where she worked. She was also the daughter of Pedro Brizuela, a prominent local (...) - contributions