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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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Friends and Citizens, Join us tomorrow night, Tuesday October 13 in front of the mayoral debate at El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue at 104th Street. While Reverend Billy was not invited to be an official part of the debate we feel its important to have a strong presence there, on behalf of voters, third […]
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from Cynthia McKinney‘s Facebook: Green Party people! Call this number and ask them why Billy Talen is not in the debate tomorrow for the NYC Mayoral Candidates! See more on my latest note…support your Green candidates…it will only take a few minutes of your time…call (212) 831-7272 and follow the prompts to the “external affairs” […]
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Southampton, Riverhead, and Garden City have posted the most specific event calendars on 350.org. At the bottom of this email, are links to other proposed Long Island events in East Northport, Port Washington, Stony Brook University , and Hofstra University . There are many other events planned for the NYC region as well. October 24, […]
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(excerpt from) Newsday Health care workers protest flu-vaccination order October 11, 2009 Health care providers from throughout Long Island gathered on the lawn of Suffolk County’s Health Department Saturday in a second day of protests against the state’s mandatory flu-vaccination order. Carrying picket signs in Hauppauge, the group numbering about 60 quietly talked among themselves […]
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There were people there from all over Europe. A healthy contingent even took the bus or train from London. Many US ex pats came and heard Annie Machon tell of why she became a whistleblower at MI-5 (the British equivalent of our FBI); I spoke, and then after me, Giulietto Chiesa, former Member of Parliament, […]
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Thanks to Elizabeth Benjamin at The Daily Politics for the link. From the NYC Campaign Finance Board website. Link with details: here. The chart lists candidates for Mayor, Comptroller, Public Advocate and Boro President, and how much money they took (and refunded) from entities doing business with the city government.
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(excerpt from) Newsday Rockland attorney sues to halt mandated flu shots …On behalf of Suzanne Field, a registered nurse in Dutchess County, and 60,000 health care workers in the state, [attorney Patricia] Finn filed for a temporary restraining order Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan against Health Commissioner Dr. Richard Daines and Jeffrey Kraut… […]
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KW: Our readers had a vibrant conversation about spanking when I posted an article about spanking being permitted at schools in Missouri. That post, with 23 comments, is: here. (excerpt from) Emax Health Spanking Can Lower Children’s Intelligence by Denise Reynolds RD / Sep 25, 2009 Two new studies suggest that children who are spanked […]
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Green Party leaders expressed puzzlement and outrage over the decision to award President Obama the Nobel Peace Prize, and urged widespread demonstrations against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to take place in Oslo, Washington, and other cities on the day Mr. Obama picks up his prize in Oslo. “The chief difference between President Obama […]
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If you don’t have time, assign a staff person to monitor and respond to items – just make sure they’re clear that they’re your staff person, and not you. For example, NYC mayoral candidate Reverend Billy Talen has a personal account, as well as his campaign staff’s group account. If your staff person uses your […]
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Cindy Sheehan from Facebook: I wonder if the Nobel Committee looked at the videos of the G20 protests in Pittsburgh a couple of weeks ago when the US stormtroopers were hunting down protesters like dogs and beating them and teargassing grandmas (me) without provocation. If any American “politician” got the NPP [ed: Nobel Peace Prize], […]
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Now we have to change all our words around. I never thought of Peace as a word that was moveable. All our words have been shifted by Consumerism and Militarism. Democracy is gone, America and Freedom are gone. Peace always stayed there in one place. Peace patiently waited for us to notice the best things […]
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