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Reports Of Arrests And Pepper Spraying At Wall Street Protests
pThere have been multiple reports of arrests and pepper spraying of protesters on Wall Street tonight. According to the Guardian, “there’s a flashpoint on the intersection of Broadway and Cedar Street, with reports of a number of arrests. Police have deployed orange netting to contain protesters. Subway trains have been ordered not to stop at [...]/p via Reports Of Arrests And Pepper Spraying At W
Portland Oregon preparing for Wall Street protests.
OCCUPYPORTLAND.ORG Occupy Portland is a nonviolent movement for accountability in the United States government. At 12PM on October 6th, 2011 we will assemble at Tom McCall Waterfront Park, 1020 Southwest Naito Parkway in Portland, OR. We will gather in solidarity with the ongoing protest in New York City, Occupy Wall Street, and the growing number of cities whose people will no longer sit back
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US-Pakistan relations: The shadows of hate
As the rains waned and the sodden ground re-emerged from under the waters, the rising din of war drums echoed throughout the country. Admiral Mike Mullen, America’s top military official, hurled towards Pakistan a tremendous accusation. In a statement issued towards the end of last month, the now-retired Admiral Mullen accused the Pakistani intelligence agencies of supporting the Haqqani network a
Profiling: Security and trust, suspicion and scapegoating
Ever since 9/11, the American Muslim community has been placed under a tremendous amount of scrutiny. Even now, more than ten years after those terrible events, the cloud of suspicion has not lifted over the community. According to a months-long investigation, the Associated Press has published an article claiming that the New York Police Department, with apparent help from the CIA, has engaged in
Response to recession: Less mosques, more charity
It was announced recently that 40,000 Bank of America employees are being laid off. My heart feels broken over the news. It seems like every time there is a chance that we as a country can pull together and work through this, something else knocks us back down a couple of notches. The economic news is compounded by the fact that before these layoffs, 15 percent of our country was already in povert
Social change in Saudi: Using the media to amplify women’s voices
Social media was abuzz with excitement at Saudi King Abdullah’s recent decision to appoint women to the Shura (consultative) Council and to allow them to vote and run in the 2015 municipal elections. The right to vote and hold public office has been at the top of Saudi women’s demands for the past decade and has been widely discussed in social and traditional media. If you enter the world of socia
Perceptions of Muslims: What’s pork got to do with it?
In 2004, I was working in Washington, D.C. with the largest Muslim civil rights organization in America when I received a telephone call from a distressed American Muslim woman. She reported standing outside her home in Maryland when a car filled with teenage boys sped by but not before throwing a ham sandwich at her. She was calling to report this as a bias incident. Like Jews, Muslims are religi
Amused Cynicism ★ 6
Greens adopt Pirate policies
Back in 2009, when I co-founded Pirate Party UK, it was part of my game-plan that we would win in part by persuading other parties to our point of view. I didn’t expect it to happen this quickly. The Green/EFA group in the European Parliament has adopted Pirate policies on file sharing and DRM: namely that non-commercial file sharing should be legal, and it should be legal to circumvent DRM. The p
German Pirates on 8%
Following their recent victory in Berlin, the German Pirate Party are now polling nationwide at 8%. This is important, as it’s over the 5% hurdle imposed by the German electoral system: so if people continue to support the Pirates at this level, they will definitely get elected to the Bundestag and European Parliament. The next Bundestag election is due in 2013, and if the Pirates do well then, it
Pickled Politics ★ 8
Series of events: what next for India and Pakistan?
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi is to kick off a series of four events with a speech exploring the complex and intimate relationships between Pakistan, Britain and the Pakistani diaspora in the UK. The four debates will discuss: · Given the historic ties between Britain and Pakistan (with 1.2 Million British citizens having Pakistani heritage and over 10,000 people flying from Manchester Airport to
Speaking at launch of Centre for Identities and Social Justice
This is public interest note… I’ll be speaking at the launch of a new think-tank based at Goldsmiths college called ‘Centre for Identities and Social Justice’. The event will take place on Wednesday, 5th October, 6pm. LG Theatre 1, The New Academic Building TOPIC THE PREVENT AGENDA: What are its unintended and intended consequences? SPEAKERS LORD CARLILE (Liberal Democrat, House of Lords) SUNNY HU
Boycotting The Durga Puja
This is a guest post by Rita Banerji. She blogs here. Calcutta currently is in the midst of the Durga Puja – the 10 day carnival celebrating the goddess Durga. It is the annual climax of Calcutta’s cultural ethos. Not having grown up in Calcutta, I had never actually attended this celebration as a child. So at 30 when I moved to the city, I was fascinated and curious. I photographed the celebr
EDL exposed in damning academic report
As recently highlighted by The Guardian, the ugly reality of the English Defence League has been exposed in a newly-published report by Dr Matthew Feldman and Dr Paul Jackson at Northampton University’s Radicalism and New Media Research Group. The report was formally released during a major international conference recently hosted by the RNM; it is based on extensive independent research and is a
I’m working on a new project
It wouldn’t have escaped your notice that I’ve been blogging a lot less here lately. This isn’t just because running Liberal Conspiracy is a full time job – it is because I’ve been working on another big project. Eons ago, long before I got into blogging, writing or anything to do with the media, I worked at a technology start-up. I joined straight after university and the ‘dotcom boom’ was in ful
Green & White ★ 6
Update to Job area of Green White
Some of you might remember we launched a startup focused job area few months back. At that time it was just a limited functionality area. How ever people from bayt came forward and offered me to help make it better. And they have been able to setup a job portal for greenwhite users. you can go check it out at http://jobs.greenwhite.org Now you can create your organizations profiles and post jobs,
Reboot – Here I go again
Credits to Jawwad Farid's Book This is more of a personal update not a lot of tech news so you can skip if you want to. The picture you see is of Jawwad Farid’s book reboot I could not find a better picture to depict what I will be doing again. Long time in past I was a happy employee doing my corporate job and happy at my achievements of next rank, next bonus and new 22 inch monitor. My bad l
Ten Pearls wins another Nokia Award
TenPearls has gon ahead to claim another win in the world of Nokia, They have recently won Nokia and AT&T Innovators 2011 Contest for their game Animal 101. Ten Pearl has been doing very well on the Nokia front, last time TenPearls got selected for Nokia Ovi publisher Successes and earlier they Wons NOKIA 1st Prize for Most Innovative Mobile App. Seems the trend goes on and we have one company
About time : Pakistan Government establishes Social Media Cell
Image via Wikipedia So finally our tech aware Government realizes the importance of social media and sets up a Social Media Cell. Our politicians have been slowly understanding the need to stay in touch with people through use of social media with a lot of prominent political leaders already having twitter accounts and facebook pages. However there was little or no effort from our government to
The Angry Black Woman ★ 8
On Being An Actual Nigger Woman
I can remember the very first time someone called me a nigger. I was 12 years old and in the 8th grade. I was walking from the gifted program at Kenwood high school in Chicago back to Kozminski, my grammar school. I wasn’t alone, there were 5 of us that walked that way every day. Two boys and three girls. All kind of nerdy, but with delusions of coolness ahead in high school. And every day these
Life with Racism & Kids
My sons are 12 & 5. They’re black. Male. Adorable. Sweet. Sarcastic. Silly. Oh sure, my oldest is biracial, but he can’t pass for anything but light skinned black male. And he chooses to ID as black. Some of that is probably about his biological father’s abandonment & his subsequent attachment to his black stepfather. He’s a great kid, who loves life, video games, his family, drawing &
RIP Troy Davis Time of death 11:08pm
I have a lot of black men in my life that I love. My husband, my sons, my nephews, my friends…I’m crying right now so this may be scattered. Any of the men I love could be Troy Davis. My husband’s first brush with the law was at 13 when a cop beat him up. Didn’t arrest him. Didn’t even tell him why he hit him. He was playing with friends one minute & being beaten the next. Think about that fo
Foodstamps 101
So I’ve seen more than a few posts lately from people who are in positions where food is scarce and so is money. And I’ve been in more than a few financially insecure situations myself, so I’m going to talk to you about poverty in America & making it work when you’re broke as hell in the United States. First off, apply for food stamps. Yes, even if you don’t have any children. If anyone tells
Check your BC, peeps!
Several brands of birth control pills are being recalled because they, uh, don’t work right. The brands included are: Cyclafem 7/7/7 Cyclafem 1/35 Emoquette Gildess FE 1.5/30 Gildess FE 1/20 Orsythia Previfem Tri-Previfem Basically, they’re labelled wrong, so you can still get pregnant even if you are taking them correctly. Jesus. I’m a little WTF over some of the media on this, like: The error
Town Called Dobson ★ 3
Steve Jobs RIP
I always thought his belief in reincarnation was so infused in his work. Apple is famous for their product cycles and how they will kill something to great nerd rage and grief, only to come out with something new that takes their breath away. Life. Death. Rebirth. He was a complicated man and I will miss him.
Amygdala ★ 6
Off With Their Heads!
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!I say we just kill all accused murderers from now on.Think of the money saved, the deficit, and, of course, the children.Now that we've established that the courts and Constitution don't matter, let's just jail all the accused criminals, too. Why lose sleep? They're murderers and criminals!The state says so.All Presidents need the power to assassinate people simply because the
Said The Red Queen
SAID THE RED QUEEN.First, we don't kill all the lawyers. Let's continue the examination of the lawfulness of the killings of American citizens Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan I began in my post, Off With Their Heads! (Many comments there; Amygdala version here.(That various other non-citizens, including Muhammad Salme al-Naaj and Abdul-Rahman bin Arfaj, and another several Yemenis, were killed
Papers, Please
PAPERS, PLEASEChildren.Who we hates, we do, because their parents are illegal immigrants.And in Alabama, this is now happening: FOLEY, Alabama -- Many of the 223 Hispanic students at Foley Elementary came to school Thursday crying and afraid, said Principal Bill Lawrence. Nineteen of them withdrew, and another 39 were absent, Lawrence said, the day after a federal judge upheld much of Alabama’s s
You'Re Only As Small As Your Dreams
YOU'RE ONLY AS SMALL AS YOUR DREAMS. Dream large. Read more posts at Amygdala!
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Johann Hari Vs. Johann Hari On The Ethics Of Making Sh!t Up
by matttbastard Johann Hari, September 2011: “If I had asked the many experienced colleagues I have here at The Independent… they would have explained just how wrong I was. It was arrogant and stupid of me not to ask.” Indeed it was — or was it…? Johann Hari, June 2011: “I called round…other interviewers for British newspapers and they said what I did was normal practice and they had done it t
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Reykjavik
Twenty-five years ago, the world’s highest stakes poker game was played in Reykjavik. This characterization comes from a man with a pretty good poker face, George Shultz, who was the US Secretary of State at the time. Secretary Shultz appeared to be one of only three participants at the Reykjavik summit who had no reservations about what transpired. The other two were the guys holding all the c
DPRK Road Mobile ICBM?
At the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore in June, outgoing-Secretary of Defense Robert Gates dropped a little bombshell: With the continued development of long-range missiles and potentially a road-mobile intercontinental ballistic missile and their continued development of nuclear weapons, North Korea is in the process of becoming a direct threat to the United States. I thought road-mobile ICBM
Tragedy, Farce & Divorce
Is it any wonder why Pakistan produces excellent fiction writers? Fiction has to be exceptional to top newspaper accounts. The latest saga begins with outgoing Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs, Mike Mullen, who speaks the unvarnished truth that Pakistan’s intelligence services are working hand-in-glove with the Haqqani network on both sides of the Afghan border. Mullen rings alarm bells in Pakist
B83 Mod X
Several readers have mentioned a piece that Bridge Colby and I wrote in The Diplomat (“How To Worry Kim Jong Il”) arguing that the Obama Administration should seriously consider modifying the B83 to hold at risk certain targets in North Korea. After receiving a number of angry emails (and few thoughtful criticisms from good friends), I went back to reread the piece Bridge and I wrote. Allow me to
Public Service Announcements
I really hate putting public service announcements on the blog, in part because there are so many worthwhile causes. Still, I make an exception every now and again. Friday, September 30 is the deadline for two really important opportunities. First, the Council on Foreign Relations is offering an International Affairs Fellowship in Nuclear Security, with a stipend of $125,000 to work in the US gov
The (Temporary) Fall of the Safeguards Resolution
It’s been a long time since I last guest blogged on ACW, and it feels good to be back. I’m glad to see that my avatar still looks stern and angry. As some may have noticed, last week’s IAEA General Conference ended without member states being able to agree on a safeguards resolution. Reuters put the blame on some member states, quoting two Western envoys. This story was picked up by Global Securit
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The Story of St. Josephine Bakhita
Submission from Sis. Ana The Story of St Josephine Bakhita, a remarkable woman born in Sudan who was kidnapped by slavers. Despite slavery, rejection, the loss and separation from her family, discrimination and hardship, she kept the faith and retained her dignity as a human being. She is considered by many as the Universal Sister and was canonized by the Catholic Church. There is a movie made ab
“A Painful (Yet Familiar) Ritual” by Michael W. Waters
Excellent article by Michael W. Waters My only son turned five years old last week. He is a handsome, articulate, energetic, intelligent, fun-loving and gentle young man. He is the apple of my eye! There’s only one problem: he is Black. And as his father, I am challenged to do for him what generations of African American fathers have had to do for their sons for far too long in this country; I mu
“Elite Liberal Libelers: The Modern Face of Black-on-Black Crime” By Lisa Fritsch
Op-ed submission by Project 21 Jesse Jackson, Andre Carson, Maxine Waters and Walter Fauntroy are the new face of black-on-black crime. The term “black-on-black crime” was coined in the eighties to publicize shockingly disproportionate amounts of violent crimes perpetrated within the black community. Now, instead of Bloods and Crips, the new gang threatening black neighborhoods can be called the “
“Quantum Beauty” by Lesley Ann Brown
Sister Ana recommended this post from the blog, blackgirls on mars. It’s brilliant and very insightful… the best thing I’ve read in quite a while. Click on image below.
Obsidian Wings ★ 15
Your newer plumbing thread
by liberal japonicus Here's a little note to put something to get the blog thru the week, Johns Hopkins reports that automatic faucets may be germier than old fashioned ones. It's a bit old (from March), but I thought we needed to put something up. I'd also remind you that, despite appearances, all the posts here, like the good old manual faucets, are not automatic.
Your expatriated friday open thread
By liberal japonicus When I was looking for this 1998 article about tax law and people renouncing US citizenship that I put in a comment, some other things came up. While the 1998 article focuses on the complex decisions that go into choosing to give up US citizenship, this March 2011 WSJ blog piece on the increasing numbers of expatriates seems to have sorted out all those messy details and figur
Papers, Please
by Gary Farber Children. Who we hates, we do, because their parents are illegal immigrants. And in Alabama, this is now happening: FOLEY, Alabama -- Many of the 223 Hispanic students at Foley Elementary came to school Thursday crying and afraid, said Principal Bill Lawrence. Nineteen of them withdrew, and another 39 were absent, Lawrence said, the day after a federal judge upheld much of Alaba
Said The Red Queen
by Gary Farber First, we don't kill all the lawyers. Let's continue the examination of the lawfulness of the killings of American citizens Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan I began in my post, Off With Their Heads! (That various other non-citizens, including Muhammad Salme al-Naaj and Abdul-Rahman bin Arfaj, and another several Yemenis, were killed is another debate, but they should not be
The registry will show her mother's name
by von (retired) Loved this show, and the Empty Bottle, back when I was half as cynical as I am today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=0ZgS0LyW_6M I think an open thread would be cool. Because I'm curious how everyone is. And the current stalwarts, apparently, forgot to change the passwords. (Incidentally, I'm reading the current posters every day -- good &a
Raytheon's cold equations
by Doctor Science As I write, there is a medical crisis at Antarctica's South Pole Station. Raytheon (the contractor that runs the Station) and the National Science Foundation (which is responsible for it) are refusing to authorize a medevac. Desperate relatives of the patient have created a website to publicize the situation, and are petitioning the White House to over-ride the contractor a
Hatewatch | Southern Poverty Law Center ★ 34
Four Bodies Now Linked to White Supremacist Suspects
Four murder victims –including an African-American man shot in the head at close-range in Eureka, Calif. – are now being linked to a jailed couple with extensive criminal records and white supremacy beliefs. It looks like the West Coast crime spree – described by one Oregon sheriff as a “vicious, wild reign of terror” – may [...]
Third Body Found; Neo-Nazi Suspected in Rampage
The body of a third victim believed to have been killed by two white supremacists has been found in a badly mangled 2010 Jeep that plunged over a cliff in a remote, mountainous area east of Corvallis, Ore. An autopsy was under way today in Portland, but authorities believe the body is that of 56-year-old David [...]
AFA’s Fischer Tells ‘Values’ Crowd: Islam and Gays Threatening U.S. Security
When your claim to fame is that you make a string of outrageous comments demonizing anybody who’s not white, Christian, straight and conservative, it’s probably hard to come up with new smears for your enemies. So for Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association, perhaps the Values Voter Summit over the weekend was more of [...]
Maryland County Commission Hires Extremist Blogger
So what do you do when you’ve successfully saved the planet from efforts to save the planet? If you’re ultra-conservative blogger James Simpson, the answer is: Get paid. And by government no less. Simpson, who has written numerous articles for conservative websites including American Thinker, has railed against what he and other right-wing conspiracy buffs claim [...]
Extremists of Many Stripes Gather at Values Voter Summit 2011
The anti-gay hate group Family Research Council (FRC) brought quite a collection of extremists to Washington, D.C., for its Values Voter Summit 2011 (VVS). According to the FRC, the event, which is being held today and tomorrow at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, has an attendance of some 3,000. It’s co-sponsored by organizations, like the American [...]
Values Voter Summit – or Anti-LGBT Hate Fest?
Starting today, a number of prominent public figures will be attending and speaking at the Values Voter Summit, an annual gathering of socially conservative activists in Washington. But just what kind of values are they promoting? The summit is hosted by the Family Research Council (FRC) and co-hosted by the American Family Association (AFA) –groups that [...]
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Occupy Wall Street, (Who's the supporting and whos the opposing)?
by Modern Socialist: Protests are spreading fast. But who is against the protests and why? Does the media influence what people think of the protests? Are there any threats to the protests.
If you are a Palin Patriot what should you do now?
by Mark Vogl: Sarah Palin is a very special American, she appeared to be our next Ronald Reagan, but with her decision not to run, what should we do?
This Is War!
by Steve Kubby: The time has come for California to exercise its 10th Amendment rights and Opt Out of the Controlled Substances Act.
Republicans don't support all the troops
by Brian Irving: Gay soldier booed and commander-in-chief aspirants remain silent
My Faith
by KLH: I am writing about how being open to a diversity of faiths instead of bashing them has made my faith stronger.
Obsolete ★ 20
It was a mistake to allow distinctions to be blurred...
So, what's happened and what have we learned while I've been away?David Cameron is even more of a vacuous fool than last year's Tory conference speech suggestedThe government's economic Plan B is to create even more virtual money to give to the banks to not lendDr Liam Fox (as he must be called) thinks, as so many ministers have before him, that the public are complete and utter idiots who can't p
Boogaloo and hiatus.
So yeah, I'm not here next week. Will be back the Monday after. Hopefully will get the blogging juices back after a break.Keep it foolish.
In the Garden of Eden...
Ah, the BBFC. Not only deciding what we can and can't watch, but also commenting on the shape of the bodies on display in the early naturist films:"I think Garden of Eden would provoke very noisy reactions at tough cinemas like The Elephant. There are some unconsciously funny nudes. Especially one young lady with peculiar glutial muscles." Arses commenting on arses is though rather appropriate.
Glenn Greenwald on the extrajudicial execution of Anwar al-Awlaki.
What's most striking about this is not that the U.S. Government has seized and exercised exactly the power the Fifth Amendment was designed to bar ("No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law"), and did so in a way that almost certainly violates core First Amendment protections (questions that will now never be decided in a court of law). What's most amazing is that its citizen
The wonderful world of Melanie Phillips, pt. 769.
Like all right-thinking people, Melanie Phillips is up in arms over the BBC religion website's decision (and it is only their decision) to use CE and BCE instead of AD and BC. As usual, we must bear in mind that dear old Mel is quite happy to appear on the Moral Maze and Question Time at the licence-fee payer's expense, despite the corporation being dedicated to the destruction of the very culture
The wonderful world of Melanie Phillips, pt. 964.
You might recall that a while back Paul Dacre's lawyers contacted Kevin Arscott of the Angry Mob blog as he'd had the temerity to say some unkind and hurtful things about the greatest newspaper editor the world has ever seen. Admittedly, hoping that someone dies a slow and painful death and that people then queue up to shit on their grave is not very pleasant; it is however certainly not defamato
Pesticide Action Network ★ 15
Cookies with chemical lobbyists
Ever had lunch with a high-powered lobbyist for the chemical industry? As the Monterey County Weekly reported last week, a small-town high school teacher and a university graduate student were invited to share cookies at the offices of a well-known Sacramento lobbying firm concerned about the growing public opposition to the cancer-causing strawberry pesticide methyl iodide. Goal of lunch: Dif
Doctors' Rx: No more brain toxins
Health professionals are adding their voices to the demand that EPA protect children from the brain toxin chlorpyrifos. Citing a growing body of scientific evidence linking exposure to this widely used pesticide with harms to children's health, more than two dozen health care professionals from across the country submitted a letter to EPA yesterday, calling on the agency to follow their p
Just label it!
A staggering majority of Americans, 93% in fact, want to know when we're eating genetically engineered food. With up to 80% of the non-organic products on our shelves containing GE ingredients, and little-to-no long-term studies on their effects, we are concerned. Meanwhile much of the rest of the world — including Japan, Australia, the European Union and China — already requires genetica
Heinz Awards honor humor, poetry & science
From edgy films about sustainable food to intimately personal stories about the dangers of chemicals in the womb, this year’s Heinz Award winners bring a powerful blend of poetry, science and humor to their work. Since 1994, this award has honored people doing extraordinary things in an area important to the late Senator John Heinz. This year’s winners are working to protect our environment,
Policies fail again as pesticides kill children in Peru
Last week in Peru 90 people were poisoned and at least three children died from donated food contaminated with pesticides. A horrifying example of the on-the-ground consequences of broken policy. If only this were an isolated incident. But the reality is, tragedies like this happen because the rules on pesticides just don't work. Not in the U.S., and not in many countries around the world.
Mexican maize ready for climate change
“Sin MaÃz, No Hay PaÃs!” The chant is ringing out this morning across the fields, villages and towns of Mexico, in recognition of Mexico’s National Day of Corn, September 29. “Without corn, there is no country!” is the literal translation of this ongoing national campaign to celebrate and protect the cultural heritage and significance of corn to the Mexican people. With the campaign entering i
Texas Liberal ★ 42
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6 of the Most Underused Airports in the World
Sometimes, big building projects with the best of intentions wind up tragically underused. And despite the growing popularity (and accessibility) of air travel, airports are no exception. The reasons are many for the failure of the “build it and they Read more ›
The Daily Dig: Do Mimes Make Good Traffic Controllers?
• In Venezuela, mimes are being sent into the street in a last ditch attempt to tame the city’s out-of-control traffic. (AP) • Oil from the ship grounded off the coast of New Zealand has been leaking onto the shore. (BBC) Read more ›
Shovel-Ready Series: September Jobs Report Emphasizes Need for Infrastructure Jobs
The Labor Department’s September jobs report is out today, and the news isn’t all bad: Employers added 103,000 jobs, which beats expectations. Plus the notoriously-flat July and August numbers were both given a revision, to reflect an additional 99,000 jobs Read more ›
The Daily Dig: Detroit Tops the List of America’s Most Dangerous Cities
• A list of America’s most dangerous cities and the methods behind the calculations. (Forbes) • In New York City, apartment foreclosures leave tenants in a limbo period in which buildings can quickly fall into disrepair. (GothamGazette) • The European Read more ›
Rush-Hour Read: How to Incorporate Design in Low-Income Housing Projects
How to help poor urban communities regenerate and succeed has long been a question that has often flummoxed urban planners. But one example that may be worth paying attention to is what’s happening in the New York City borough of Read more ›
Can High Speed Rail Be Saved?
This is a guest post by Anthony Flint, a fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, a think tank in Cambridge, MA. He is a contributor to “The Boston Globe” and the author of “Wrestling with Moses: How Jane Read more ›
infowarsnews at Yahoo! Groups ★ 18
'Occupy' Forms Alliance With Obama Lobby Group
'Occupy' Forms Alliance With Obama Lobby Group OWS protesters fear movement is being turned into a Democratic election campaign front Paul Joseph Watson Prison
Rand Paul: Obama's Rhetoric Could Turn 'Occupy Wall Street' Violent
Rand Paul: Obama's Rhetoric Could Turn 'Occupy Wall Street' Violent Senator tells Judge Napolitano demonstrators remind him of "Paris mob" Paul Joseph Watson
Roseanne Barr: Put Bankers In Re-Education Camps
Roseanne Barr: Put Bankers In Re-Education Camps 'Anyone Worth $100 Million, Take Their Wealth' Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Thursday, October 6, 2011
Why Are OWS Protesters Repeating White House Talking Points?
Why Are OWS Protesters Repeating White House Talking Points? "Make the rich pay their fair share" is an Obama campaign slogan, and his new tax rule won't even
Honduran Farmers Slaughtered In Name Of Global Warming
Honduran Farmers Slaughtered In Name Of Global Warming UN-accredited companies violently seize land to grow biofuels as part of carbon trading scheme Paul
Dumb TV Reporter 'Brings The Stupid' On Gold
Dumb TV Reporter 'Brings The Stupid' On Gold Is it any wonder that distrust in corporate media is at an all time high? Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com
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