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Let's stop asking for permission to do this.
Corporate media reports on peace marches across the nation... without simultaneously slandering them!!!
wow!
Critical Mass riders participate in Radical Feeder March, then ride downtown for three hours
Police and corporate media estimate at least 20,000 at today's demo.
Vancouver WA had a rare peace march today. Usually, we just hook up with Portland.
A spirited group of bikers splintered off from the radical feeder march to ride a critical mass ride through downtown Portland urging everyone to reduce the dependency on oil and the excuse for war.
Have you heard of National Century Financial Enterprises? The Enron of healthcare, it was a business based on buying medical bills from hospitals at a discount, then trying to collect them. It was the largest source of funding for hospitals in the country. In August, it collapsed, leaving hospitals unfunded and salaries unpaid.
The next meeting of the Krishnamurti Discussion Group will be held at Noon, January 25, at Garbanzos, 922 NW 21st Ave., Portland. For more information see
 http://www.prahlad.org/gallery/krishnamurti.htm. All interested persons are welcome.
For the past 72 hours at least planes have been spraying heavy chemtrails in distinctive grid-patterns.
Noam Chomsky describes Robert Fisk of The Independent as the best western journalist working in the Middle East. He has been covering and living in the area for 25 years. Here he describes the origins of the planned war on Iraq (or rather the great intensification of it, since the Gulf War never really ended) in a Group founded by Dick Cheney, among others in 1997.
The following collective declaration, "Poetry Matters: On the Media Persecution of Amiri Baraka," was originally issued by the Surrealist Movement in the U.S. in October 2002. Posted on this website and rapidly copied onto other sites, it attracted the attention of many—poets, writers, artists, musicians, and activists—who wrote in to affirm their agreement with it. As the number of supporters grew, it was decided to re-issue the statement with signatures.
A while back a few folks did some mass work to get together gear for a collective that we felt was emminent. This is a call for anarchists interested in organizing this collective- folks that want to escalalate the anarchist scene and tactics in this rose city.
If anyone would like to march with a fellow indymedia geek...
Link to live police scanner for Portland area just in case
Check out the comics at systemfehler.de
Protesters rallied by the thousands in the bitter cold of Washington on Saturday and in capitals worldwide in a passionate show of dissent against war with Iraq. The cry "No blood for oil" echoed from America's National Mall to the streets of Pakistan.
I have a theory about Bush Admirer.
BA posts to most of the various Indymedia sites, usually knows a lot about protests, but distorts it to come from the angle of right-wing propeganda. I wander if BA isn't a Bush Admirer after all, but a person (or group of people) who has taken it upon their self(s) to play "devil's advocate" to the movement. I have seen BA posts result in both: a) anger, general BA-hating and b) more coherent, beter articulated arguments. Whether or not BA is on "our side," I think that we should think about the potential possitive side of having people like this on our sites.
Hundreds of millions of people are forced to work migration between countries and continents.. People turn into socially uprooted vagabonds of markets.. Flexibility as a rule means shifting the risk to dependent employees and delegating responsibility downwards: more output and more stress for less money
Other articles by Robert Kurz are available on www.mbtranslations.com and www.portland.indymedia.org. See also Thomas Gerlach's Critical Psychology.
Just wanted to point out to everyone that Bush announced his 'out of the blue' University of Michigan Affirmative Action Case on Jan. 15. This just HAPPENS to be Martin Luther King's actual birthdate. Coincidence???
Monday, January 20th at 7 p.m.
Buckley Center Auditorium on University of Portland campus 5000 N. Willamette Blvd 80 defendents, five of them northwest area residents will begin their trials on January 21st - come hear about the cause they so willingly were arrested for
The birthday of the nation's most famous peacemaker, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., will be celebrated by many thousands of people today in the South Park Blocks in downtown Portland during a march that has been organized under the theme "Take Action for Peace and Justice; Stop the War at Home and Abroad."
With his sudden focus on domestic policies, Bush is dogging the wag...
Interview with Janice Sevre-Duszynska, former Lexington, Ky. high school teacher, conducted by Between the Lines' Melinda Tuhus
People in Vancouver, B.C. have started planning the North American Social Forum to be held in
2003.
In the words of a Washington-based diplomat, the "neo-crazies" - as the increasingly nervous neo-conservatives are being called - have "painted the president into a corner." They have put him in the impossible position of having to choose between waging a high-risk war in the teeth of international opinion and suffering the political humiliation of allowing Saddam to survive.
Anti-war protestors around the world are letting President Shrub know that they are united against US imperialism.
NYT Caracas correspondent Francisco Toro's obsessive anti-Chavez position in Venezuela was publicly known after last April's coup when he began sending emails to Narco News and other journalists who he placed on his own mailing list attacking Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. That the Times hired him in the first place was a violation of the Times' own claims to objective and disinterested reporting. But regarding Venezuela, it was not the first.
City Commissioner Erik Sten has introduced a Resolution to be heard by City Council Wednesday, January 22nd at 2:00 pm. The resolution will be sent to our congressional delegation, the President and the United Nations. It asserts that ?war should only be the last resort, after exhausting all diplomatic and political means, and that war is not to be undertaken unilaterally or preemptively by the United States.? Read the text of the proposed resolution at www.pdxpeace.org. Over 40 cities have already passed similar resolutions as part of the Cities for Peace campaign.
City Commissioner Erik Sten has introduced a Resolution to be heard by City Council Wednesday, January 22nd at 2:00 pm. If passed, the resolution will be sent to our congressional delegation, the President and the United Nations. It asserts that ?war should only be the last resort, after exhausting all diplomatic and political means, and that war is not to be undertaken unilaterally or preemptively by the United States.? Similar resolutions have been passed in over 40 Cities as part of the cities for peace campaign.
all over the country today people will be protesting the war. of course, if enough people lived their lives anti-war (not driving, not over-consuming, not knuckling under to authority) then we wouldn't need these big efforts, but these events are important in the meantime. (although "meantime" is probably not too long, considering the imminent collapse of the biosphere.) anyway, get out on the street today and make some noise!
The Bush regime seems to have tied the laces of their own jackboots together. According to this report from the Wall Street Journal newswire (WSJ is owned by Dow Jones), the US-backed attempted coup in Venezuela (using the Chile-in-1973-style) has forced the US to depend on Iraq to prevent an oil shortage. If the US invades Iraq it will have to depend on Venezuelan oil or face oil shortages. If the coup in Venezuela had succeeded, no problem. But now . . .
Writing in The Guardian of London (the largest-circulation daily in Britain), a Professor of Public Health tallies up the cost of a transportation system based on individual ownership of automobiles. They include war; in Iraq and elsewhere in the future.
Gulf War II The flash simulation is an interesting animation showing how the coming war is not something between Country A and Contry B, but a regional conflict that will involve other nations nearby, who may not behave as predicted by the Bush administration. Interesting, amusing and a bit scary. Its kind of like 'civilisation' but could be starting next week ...check it out
OSU Graduate Assistants to Meet with President White,
Begin Campaign for Paid Health Insurance Benefits
Middle East Affairs scholar interviewed in a 4 minute, 20 second clip. Transcript on the web.
This year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day comes as the U.S. is moving toward war in Iraq. As media prepare to air retrospectives on King, it would be a good time to read this January 4, 1995 Media Beat column by FAIR founder Jeff Cohen and FAIR associate Norman Solomon.
(Forget the Coca-Cola, free beer is MY kind of Revolution)
Members of the Venezuelan National Guard have seized control of two bottling plants, in an effort to stave off shortages caused by the country's seven-week-old general strike.
This year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day comes as the U.S. is moving toward war in Iraq. As media prepare to air retrospectives on King, it would be a good time to circulate this January 4, 1995 MEDIA BEAT column by FAIR founder Jeff Cohen and FAIR associate Norman Solomon.
I cannot be silent.
Portland City Commissioner Erik Sten will offer a resolution opposing a unilateral, preemptive U.S. military strike on Iraq.
Israel is embarking upon a more aggressive approach to the war on terror that will include staging targeted killings in the United States and other friendly countries, former Israeli intelligence officials told United Press International.
Boycott Regal Cinemas movie theaters for thier domination of the Portland/Vancouver market and rediculous admission prices! Support McMenamins theater pubs, and other locally owned movie theaters!
Yay for the kids!
cable news prop
More organizations are endorsing even as this is posted.
Cascadia Forest Defenders has been occupying the trees at the Winberry timber sale since January 17, 1999. Roseburg Forest Products has the contract for the sale. The forest at North Winberry will NEVER be logged. We're fighting for the last scraps of ancient forests and there is no more room for compromise. Allyn Ford needs to get out of the old-growth business and OUT of Cascadia!!
A brief summary of the Bush family's sordid connection with the Nazis and its impact on todays' geoplotical scene.
Want to make a banner or sign for the January 18th ANTI WAR rally?
Need some materials or work space? Hop on your bike, get out your walking shoes or climb onto a #4 Fesseden bus and get over to SCRAP - the School and Community Reuse Action Project In 2001, SCRAP helped Portland keep over 29 tons of material out of the landfill. Did you hear that!!! 29 TONS or 58 THOUSAND POUNDS.
Fr. Roy Bourgeois, an outspoken critic of U.S. foreign policy in Central America over the past 15 years, will speak at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 20 in the Buckley Center Auditorium on the University of Portland campus, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. His talk is free and open to the public.
Wednesday, January 15, 2003 Environmentalists, fishermen and First Nations were in boats and on the shore of the remote coastal community of Ocean Falls Wednesday as part of an international protest against fish farming. Members of the Heiltsuk and Nuxalk First Nations joined environmentalists, commercial fishermen and tourism operators from as far away as Alaska to oppose fish farm expansion on B.C.'s central coast.
laziness or censorship ?
...Boost GOP 2004 Re-Election Bid. Interview with Joel Friedman, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris
"The first President Bush was just 10 years too early in his thinking," Betz said in a recent interview. "What we're seeing now is a New World Order being built around the United States. "We're the new Rome,"
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