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"Wall of sound" confronts Blair at Westminster Cathedral
I used to walk along the aisles of the magnificent Westminster Cathedral, the “mother church” of the Catholic community in the UK, in awe of its unusual Byzantine style, its heavenly … more →
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Richard Heinberg: Look on the Bright Side
endofcapitalism wrote 2 weeks ago: [Good news from the best oil/environment writer, Heinberg. The current economic crisis is easing pre … more →
This is What Democracy Looks Like
endofcapitalism wrote 1 month ago: This is What Democracy Looks Like is the definitive documentary about the 1999 Seattle protests … more →
From ACORN/Jobs With Justice rally today in Orlando to push "historic budget" to worldwide demonstrations for "global social justice" (Updated)
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Procrustes wrote 3 months ago: ACORN and Jobs With Justice (JwJ), as well as other “advocacy groups, State Representatives, L … more →
Reawakening the Revolutionary Imagination
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endofcapitalism wrote 7 months ago: Two days before he published this article, David Graeber spoke at the People’s Forum in DC, wh … more →
"Wall of sound" confronts Blair at Westminster Cathedral
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: I used to walk along the aisles of the magnificent Westminster Cathedral, the “mother chu … more →
Anti-war protesters to blare music during Blair talk
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: I must say this sounds like it’s going to be an unusual – if noisy! – anti-war pr … more →
Christian leaders must denounce the US war in Iraq
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Meet Robert Waldrop (left), one of the leading lights of the Catholic Worker movement in the United … more →
Fourth World War
endofcapitalism wrote 1 year ago: Part 1 of 9 – a brilliant and vivid look at Neoliberalism and those who struggle against … more →
The Shock of Victory
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endofcapitalism wrote 1 year ago: Reposted from Indymedia UK. by David Graeber The biggest problem facing direct action movements is t … more →
Another step towards justice for murdered activist Munir
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: The long struggle to find out who killed Indonesia’s leading human rights activist Munir Thali … more →
The torturous truth can be disturbing - even at the movies
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes, when you want to get away from it all, you head to the cinema and escape into a fant … more →
Bersih and Hindraf gatherings: An awakening of the marginalised
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Two huge protest gatherings – or attempted gatherings – in the space of 15 days in … more →
Beware those who want to hijack Malaysia's People Power movement
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: In a parting shot, Thierry Rommel, the European ambassador who left his post on Tuesday, castigated … more →
"No matter the regime's physical power, in the end they can't stop the people"
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Those words uttered by Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi could well apply to Malaysia. Was it a stalema … more →
Aliran Monthly contributor John Hilley arrested near Glasgow
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: The Glasgow-based political scientist and activist, John Hilley, who writes on global justice issue … more →
Have the generals won in Burma?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: So thousands of heavily armed soldiers are patrolling the streets of the Burmese capital, Rangoon, f … more →
Malaysians, Burmese march for democracy
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Monks have been leading tens of thousands of people as protests rock Burma People are on the ma … more →
West Bank: Checkpoints, teargas and other daily oppressions
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a riveting account of what life is like in the West Bank. Making a guest appearance to … more →
What if Jesus had lived in Latin America?
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: I came across this interesting power-point presentation of the Stations of the Cross by Adolfo Pérez … more →
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