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Rep. Hasegawa and Rep. Chase sponsored a bill authorizing the creation of a state bank, HB 3162.
The State of North Dakota is one of the only states with a strong economy. This is partly because they maintain a state bank that supports their economy at all levels. The Federal Government has failed to require lending practices that would provide a return on our local investment in the bailout. The establishment of a state bank would fund the small and medium sized businesses that desperately need it here. Rep. Hasegawa says the bill should receive a hearing in the Financial Institutions & Insurance Committee soon, tentatively scheduled for March 2. Please contact your State Representatives to urge them to support HB 3162, for the establishment of a WA State Bank.
What: HISTORY OF ANIMAL RIGHTS IN THE PACIFIC NW
Where: Portland State University Smith Building Cascade Room 236 When: Saturday, February 20 at 6:00pm
It has been over two years since Nicholas Ungár Furs has become the focus of animal rights protest and demonstration. The demonstrations continue with perseverance even though they have become a target of political repression.
A list of new content that you can stream is available in the text of the article. To get your own show o publish audio content send an e-mail to "pdx-audio(at)lists.resist.ca" with the subject line "RADIO" preferably. Check out the link to the radio page on this article.
one lowly Blockbuster shift manager seeks solidarity in unionizing. If there are any IMC readers out there that happen to work for Blockbuster Inc. PLEASE read this!
Confronted by global climate change, health concerns, and disturbing news about the treatment of farmed animals, many people are switching to a flexitarian or vegetarian lifestyle. If you find yourself wondering about the impact of dietary choices, now is a great time to sign up for the Spring 2010 sessions of Veg 101, offered by Northwest VEG.
Portland Human Rights Commission have a "police relations committee"
They meet every month on the second Wednesday and its open to the public This is a video documentation of their last meeting on 2.17.10
FULL SIGNAL film in Portland this Sunday to raise awareness about wireless health hazards
A San Mateo County judge is scheduled to hear testimony on Thursday morning in this case, which could set new ground rules for when police can conduct warrantless searches of iPhones, laptops, and similarly capacious electronic gadgets.
Feasel said the county's position is that a search of a handheld device that takes place soon after an arrest is lawful. Attorneys for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the San Francisco civil liberties group that's representing Taylor, have asked the court to suppress any evidence obtained from the search of his iPhone. They say the search was "unconstitutional" because it was done without a warrant--and they say it also may have violated a 1986 federal law designed to protect the privacy of e-mail messages
As democratic socialists, we condemn the act of terrorism carried out by Joseph Andrew Stack today in Austin, Texas. Terrorism will do nothing to solve the mounting social and economic problems faced by working people in the United States.
The powerful new coalition of domestic and overseas charities, unions and church groups argue that a Robin Hood tax could generate $700bn (£450bn) worldwide. The tax would see 0.05% levied on each bank trade ranging from shares to foreign exchange and derivatives, creating a cash pile to be spent on measures to combat domestic. international poverty and climate change.
-Friday, Feb 19
5pm Reed College-3203 SE Woodstock Boulevard Eliot 314 -Saturday, Feb 20th 6pm Red and Black Cafe 400 Se 12th Ave-Friday, Feb 19 5pm Reed College-3203 SE Woodstock Boulevard Eliot 314 -Saturday, Feb 20th 6pm Red and Black Cafe 400 Se 12th Ave
Please immediately post inspiring, constructive movie/book pairs on how to resist social control/mind control in an increasingly fascist world that my sensitive, already-politically savvy daughter can propose to her high school teacher as an alternative to depressing, cynical, violent ones that teach insensitivity and learned helplessness. She is highly sensitive to violence. She knows deeper foreboding analyses of current events and history, and evil plans for our future. She already knows more than most adults about problems; she needs uplifting solutions and images that will sustain her under oppression while under persecution and privation, when she seems to be the only one speaking out. She needs to learn how to stay alive when she would be one of the first targeted for her leadership and moral courage, and how to keep her hope/faith, her inner joy, her effective clarity.
since it's so obvious that the PPB is into massive cover-up
as to what's really going on with these citizen-killings as they collectively rally around the killer-kop and treat the dude ((no female cops have yet killed a citizen here that I know of...??)) as an "innocent victim" that just "had to kill the poor soul that got the bullet", etc. etc.
With the growing awareness of global warming and subsequent climate change, we realize we must move from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources. We hear increasing calls for the use of nuclear power as a substitute for fossil fuel with many calling for the development of nuclear energy as a way to stop or remedy our environmental crisis. Others find this to be a false path.
As we move into a fresh political climate as a country and voting body we see a shift from realizing significant problems with the two major parties, yet never really doing much about it, to many taking a stand with their voting power. There was a surge in popular support for a break from the status quo and in 2006 and 2008 people opted for a real change expecting commensurate results. That was a shift from where the right had taken us to what many hoped was something new. Now with many frustrated by the lack of progress and others with the direction another groundswell of popular support for a divergence is underway.
Just a reminder to be at pioneer square tomorrow at 3 pm.
A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Cuba, and Russia.
An Austin, Texas, resident with an apparent grudge against the IRS set his house on fire today and then crashed a small plane into a building housing an IRS office with nearly 200 employees. The pilot was identified as Joseph Andrew Stack, 53. Two people were injured and one person was missing, local officials said. There were no reported deaths. A message on a Web site registered to Stack appears to be a suicide note.
Right wing extremist Joe Stack gets fed up with Republicanism and extremist Capitalism and decides to take a few out with him.
The Portland Community responded vehemently on Wednesday to the news that Ron Frashour, the officer who had shot an unarmed citizen earlier on January 29th, was allowed back to work that morning.Video of Rally, March and Confrontation with Mayor Adams
Rally and March in response to the recent murder of Aaron Campbell by Portland Police, and the perpetual violence perpetrated by police in our communities.
Pioneer Square @ 3pm on Friday the 19th!
labels to kill must be replaced
Swiss vote on March 7 to require every canton to provide a lawyer to represent animals.
Pervasive political propaganda uses a national unemployment rate of about 10 percent; in fact, it is much, much higher for lower income people, men, and people of color - more like a Great Depression for them.
An Interview from 2009 found on the website "Stepping Out of Babylon". Audio interview...we all need to listen.
Grandmother Agnes Pilgrim Baker Chairperson of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers and the oldest living member of the Takilma Siletz nation of Southern Oregon
"The profit system has hit an historic dead-end and this gridlock is a result of deep trends to do with the decline in capitalism as a mode of social production (falling wages and profits and the concomitant explosion in financial speculation and debts).
Widespread poverty and human misery is now seen on a massive scale in the so-called developed world. Some 40 million Americans, for example, are subsisting on food stamps. The distinction between "developed" and "developing" economies (always a myth anyway) is blurred. The ranks of the world's long-suffering poor are swelled with dispossessed blue and white-collar workers and their families from across the US and Europe. Together more than ever, they stand shut out from those gated havens of obscene wealth for a global minority."
so much for the latest U.S. sock puppet of the globalists, seen through quite quickly; maybe you could buy them by the dozen
Forget the claims and allegations that false flag terror - governments attacking people and then blaming others in order to create animosity towards those blamed - has been used throughout history.
Part one 2.17.10
Filmed on the steps of the Justice Center in Portland Oregon A Rally for Police Accountability and in protest of the killing of Aaron Campbill
an 8-minute video
Public outrage stops Austrian experiment to kill pigs by burying them in snow.
The TOTE ship Great Land traveled to Pearl Harbor and San Diego carrying Stryker combat vehicles earlier this month. Sunday morning it is expected in Portland (February 21, 2010 around 8AM).
Last summer, two pit bulls were seized from a known dog fighter by the name of Eduardo Jose Ribaya in Columbia County, and the case wound through the courts for 8 months. Ribaya is a well-known top organizer of large-scale dog fight rings in at least three states. He has been convicted three times in California and Washington for the crime of fighting dogs. Ribaya was caught last July with the two Columbia County dogs, dog fighting equipment, a pit cut into the brush around the property he was using, and dozens of pot plants. For some reason, the County elected not to prosecute Mr. Ribaya but instead condemned the two pit bulls to death. Thanks to Ananda Farm Sanctuary and the Olympic Animal Sanctuary, the dogs will get to live after all.
in a world of corporate sociopathy, one deed can shine through. Please read, lifted from KATU.COM Perhaps, we can "encourage" other corporations, to follow suit.
The Community and Police Relations Committee Meeting is open to the public and held on the second Wdenesday of every month.
(map)  http://tinyurl.com/yc3n4o2
The devastating earthquake in Haiti has given us a graphic view of the effects IMF/World Bank imposed "Structural Adjustment Programs(SAPs-appropraitly enough)" and other neo-liberal capitalist policies
"Any movement that does not support their political internees ... is a
sham movement" -Ojore Lutalo
I think a majority would truly support this. If you don't agree, please offer an alternative.
Ways you can support Steve, and email list problems...
Aaron Campbell was recently murdered by cops in Portland, OR. We will be broadcasting LIVE from the rally for Aaron in downtown Portland...
Coverage of a day spent with a new anti-slavery coalition who made me question feminism and my evolving relationships with activist sisterhoods.
Female asst State Attorney arrested for domestic violence over the weekend.
Is a Green New Deal possible?
This article was published in an English translation in "Prager Fruhling" (Prague Spring), 2009.
From Greenisthenewred: Washington state legislator proposes bill criminalizing animal protests against animal and natural resource exploitation as terrorism.
Speaking: Jeff "Free" Luers, Walidah Imarisha, Lauren Regan, Nadia Winsted, and Claude Marks.
Future of Haiti, an orphanage and school with the purpose to build future leaders of Haiti, is working with Matias Casares, former Tampa Bay professional soccer player and Angels of Soccer of Haiti to put soccer as a mainstay in the orphanage
Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke this evening at a News Conference regarding the death of an unarmed African American at the hands of a Portland police sniper. Rev. Jesse Jackson News Conference
Police accountability rally information
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 12:00 Noon A rally to address the City's decision regarding returning Officer Ron Frashour to work. Frashour, who shot the unarmed Aaron Campbell in the back on January 29th, is scheduled to return to work Wednesday morning.
Some cancer is too aggressive even for chemotherapy. The US political system is infected with such a disease; and we may be witnessing the first death spasms. In a country ravaged by war and economic crisis, with tens of millions of people suffering, politicians are capable of doing absolutely nothing to help ordinary people. The only two "achievements" of the Democrat's super majority in the Senate — over the course of five months — were an ineffectual stimulus package and a "surge" of troops in Afghanistan.
This gathering is for Portland-area backyard farmers who want to barter with each other. Wild edibles are welcome, too.
TriMet, after the recent fare hike for buses in Jan. for formerly 'Fareless' Square, has announced a nickel fare hike and service cutbacks for 2010. Transit Riders Union meets this Saturday to plan and organize resistance to these neoliberal cutbacks and hikes that target workers, the poor, seniors, and transit dependent riders.
Public Meeting
Haiti: An Unnatural Disaster Thursday, February 18th at 7pm Portland State University, Smith Memorial Student Union Room 236 Speaker: Jesse Hagopian Organized by Portland International Socialist Organization
Rev.Jackson to be in Portland,Or Tuesday Feb 16th,2010
March 20 - a day to change tactics.
On February 15, ideas about strategies to affect change as well as experiences of the loss of family members at the hands of the police were shared by members of the Portland African-American community and their allies at Grief, anger and fear: Black lives lost in interactions with police, an event put on by Portland's own Restorative Listening Project on Gentrification. The organization sponsors dialogues focusing on the "stories and experiences of Portland's Black community and seeks to address historic and continuing harm and disparity."
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