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Kuzey Güney 45.Bölüm Fragmanı (10 Ekim Çarşamba)
Kuzey Güney
2012-10-04 10:07 PM Kuzey Güney 45.Bölüm Fragmanı (10 Ekim Çarşamba) (text/html)
Faith Leaders Respond to Blackout Coverage of LIBOR Scandal by ABC World News and NBC Nigh
JubileeUSA
2012-10-04 8:32 PM Faith Leaders Respond to Blackout Coverage of LIBOR Scandal by ABC World News and NBC Nigh (text/plain)
Hired writers, not scientists, behind Merck’s Vioxx studies.
Consuelo
2012-10-03 10:31 PM Merck Inc, faces over Vioxx (rofecoxib),In what seems to be deceptive maneuvers to many people. (text/plain)
DESIGNER DRUGS
Paola Martinez
2012-10-03 5:13 PM
WHERE DO THEY COME FROM AND WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM?
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IMF Gold Sales
Jubilee USA
2012-10-03 1:37 PM Last week, the Executive Board of the IMF approved the second installment of the nearly $2.7 billion from their windfall gold sale profits to support concessional lending to low-income nations through the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) and extend a 0% interest rate that will make this trust available for future generations beyond 2014 (text/plain)
Muslim anger and the ethical human rights approach.
Anthony Ravlich
2012-10-03 4:35 AM Recent riots in Bangladesh, Muslims and Buddhists. Argues the Muslim anger should best be directed at supporting the ethical approach to human rights, development and globalization to replace neoliberalism whose many human rights omissions are most likely the underlying cause. (text/plain)
Kermit Ruffins' Community Meeting on live music venues
WTUL News and Views
2012-10-01 1:37 PM Recorded at the first of a series of weekly meetings about the crackdown on live music venues in New Orleans. Held at Kermit Ruffins' Treme Speakeasy, September 26, 2012.
Thanks to Sam Jasper of http://nolaslate.blogspot.com/ for sharing the recording of this meeting. (audio/mpeg + 2 comments)
World Premiere of Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal
Angola 3 News
2012-09-30 12:49 AM
 On October 6, the new film "Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal," will be making its world premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival, and then begin touring around the world. We interview two of the filmmakers. (image/jpeg)
When Spin to Cover Up Failure Takes the Place of Real Success
Sudhama Ranganathan
2012-09-29 8:16 PM There are many problems faced by our nation in terms of our intelligence services. For example, their strategies often end up backfiring and causing problems that we as a nation end up paying for in lives, treasure and our national reputation. In many cases our intelligence services seem to have become less interested in doing things helpful to the majority of people in our nation, as opposed to destabilizing countries and sometimes whole regions in order to ensure the financial gain of wealthy corporate interests – not what we pay them for. In other cases still they simply fail and miss what seem like things that should have been easy to catch, like the underwear bomber. That was thwarted by an average alert citizen, and though the kid's father went to the CIA and warned them about his son, they sat back sipping iced teas and fanning themselves, seemingly uninterested in the potential bomb that could have taken so many lives. (text/html)
War or Peace: ethical human rights approach
Anthony Ravlich
2012-09-22 7:26 PM Desc neolib and ethical human rights, development,globalization as choice between war and peace.Concern with neolib re Christchurch rebuild following earthquakes. Seeks NZ's independence from IMF’s neolib & right to property removed & incl in internat h. rights law. (text/plain)
War or Peace: ethical human rights approach
Anthony Ravlich
2012-09-22 8:20 AM Desc neoliberalism and ethical human rights, development, globalization as a choice between war and peace. Concern at effects of neolib on Chch rebuild post earthquakes. Suggests NZ pursue independence from IMF’s neolib with right to property incl in international human rights law.
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La censure des censures
Patrice Faubert
2012-09-21 9:00 AM La censure de l'individu à tout gouvernement, est un même mouvement... (text/plain)
Veterans' Treatment Court
Zoe Sullivan
2012-09-21 3:00 AM Excerpts from an interview with Judge Arthur Hunter who presides over the Veterans' Treatment Court in New Orleans's Criminal District Court. (audio/mpeg)
WTUL News and Views Interviews Anna Hrybyk on the leaks and lies of Stolthaven
WTUL News
2012-09-18 11:46 PM
Bill Quigley Keynote from Prisoners' Rights Conference
WTUL News and Views
2012-09-17 2:33 PM On September 14, 2012, students, professors and social justice activists met for a conference on Prisoners' Rights. Bill Quigley gave the keynote address. (audio/mpeg)
BTL: Critics Separate Rhetoric from Reality in Obama's "Hope and Change" Foreign
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2012-09-13 5:10 PM Interview with John Feffer, co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies, conducted by Scott Harris (text/plain + 1 comment)
Free Community Screening of In the Land of the Free
Maria Hinds
2012-09-10 6:02 PM
 In the Land of the Free is a documentary narrated by Samuel L Jackson detailing the case of The Angola 3. 2 members of the Angola 3 have been in solitary confinement for 40 years for a crime they did not commit. 83 mins long. (image/png)
Recent Health Studies Point to Link Between Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining and Human Illn
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2012-09-09 9:42 PM Interview with Michael Hendryx, professor of health policy management and leadership at West Virginia University, conducted by Melinda Tuhus (text/plain + 1 comment)
Corporate Media Fails to Separate Fact from Fiction at GOP Convention
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2012-09-08 7:31 PM Interview with Peter Hart, activism director with the media watch group FAIR, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, conducted by Scott Harris (text/plain)
U.S. Labor Movement Faces Choice of "Lesser Evils" in Coming Presidential Electi
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2012-09-07 1:07 PM Interview with Steve Early, union organizer and author, conducted by Scott Harris (text/plain)
Will AB 2530 Unshackle Childbirth in California? -Interviewing Tina Reynolds & Vikki Law
Angola 3 News
2012-09-07 5:17 AM
 A bill opposing the shackling of pregnant prisoners, AB 2530, has been passed unanimously by the California State Legislature and is now on Governor Jerry Brown’s desk, with thirty days to either approve or veto it. Last year, a previous version of this bill was also passed unanimously by the Legislature, but it was ultimately vetoed by Brown. With Brown’s decision expected anytime, local activists are urgently mobilizing to stop him from vetoing this important bill once again. AB 2530 supporters have created a webpage for the public (not just California residents) to contact the Governor. (image/jpeg)
Church Service for the Angola 3
Intl. Coalition to free the Angola 3
2012-09-04 8:52 PM
 Enclosed are photos and the program from the June 24, 2012 Service at Rose Hill Baptist Church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (image/jpeg)
How Unions Could do Better
Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer
2012-09-04 12:53 PM Workers Action has a new article on by Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer titled “How Unions Could Do Much Better.”
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All Eyes on Chicago's Teachers
Shamus Cooke
2012-09-04 10:06 AM It’s impossible to exaggerate the national importance of the teachers’ struggle in Chicago. If the Chicago teachers’ union — 26,000 members strong — goes on strike, many critical yet ignored political issues will go into the national spotlight, exposing nastiness that many politicians and labor leaders would like ignored until after the presidential elections. (text/plain)
(the future of the right to sleep in the Commonwealth)
David Arthur Johnston
2012-09-02 11:59 PM
 The Occupation of St. Ann's Academy: Immersive Data Hub (or The Process of How It Is That It Is Legal to Have a Tent, at Night, in a park in the City of Victoria, BC, Canada)- http://goo.gl/maps/5P9ZU
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Enter Karl Rove—Need One Say More?
Nick Neil
2012-08-31 11:10 PM The hate machine, and lie machine, and the money machine is on full blast with intent to kill any chance liberals have standing—especially Obama. The President had better find a fighter within himself because he is being challenged in a awfully big way. Americans are angry across the divide. “Many” republicans are angry as well. They know that Mitt Romney did not truly win the nomination. Rather they well realize he was foisted on the party by the sophisticated propaganda machine, the mainstream media and people like Karl Rove and billionaire donors like Sheldon Adelson. We Americans need to be reminded, again and again, in loud and bold terms, of Karl Rove’s last protégé. Another disaster in the making, with Rove’s knack for choosing people who don’t understand moral ethics, despite rhetoric to the contrary. “Karl Rove Is Back With HIS New Choice*!*!*” ought be the clarion call for today’s Paul Revere. Which brings us to an important question, if lying to the public like a psychopath, were the criteria to judge those who work in the capital who would be left standing? Certainly not Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan? (text/plain)
Immigrants Fight to Remain in N.O. with 24
mylen
2012-08-30 6:20 PM On what feels like the coldest day of the year in New Orleans, members of the Congress of Day Laborers and their supporters held a 24 hour vigil in front of the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office to press for their right to remain in the area. A lawsuit, Cacho v. Gusman, has been filed by a member of the Congress against Marlin Gusman, Orleans Parish Sheriff, whose governance of the prison has resulted in blatant racial profiling and constitutional violations, alleges the lawsuit. More to come (text/html + 1 comment)
Come On, Have A Little Courage and Do Something Different
Sudhama Ranganathan
2012-08-28 8:33 PM We're in a rut in terms of what our governmental system has been able to come up with regarding effectively locating the right solution to the unscratched itch they claim to have the formula to over and over. Every time they need to assure the majority of the taxpayers it's, “this time we have it.” (rollseyes) I mean government can't be the the solution to all the problems in the country, although it should strive to be the best it can at what it it supposed to be providing solutions to, as that's why we pay these guys, right? Over the last few decades our government and the only political system (the two party system) we are allowed to have, though constitutionally we are supposed to be able to have as many political parties as we please, have forsaken the majority of us in favor of wealthy corporate campaign donors leaving the rest of us out in the cold and out of options, except to watch the show, like peasants in medieval Europe. (text/html)
Oppose Jindal's poisoning AND Obama's Demolition Plan for Iberville
kyle
2012-08-26 8:46 PM Denouncing Governor Jindal’s total disregard for the health safety of Iberville resident is not enough. We must also oppose and organize against the even more outrageous plan of President Obama to demolish the homes of Iberville residents (text/html)
BTL:Romney-Ryan: The GOP's Ticket to Slashing The Nation's Social Safety Net
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2012-08-23 4:19 PM Interview with Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, conducted by Scott Harris (text/plain)
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