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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.
The eBook is currently available on Amazon for Kindle; Barnes & Noble Nook ; Smashwords independent eBook seller; and a Kobo for 99 cents and anyone can read it using their Kindle/Nook Reader, smart phone, or computer.
The only way that the Green Party can regain ballot status in NY is to get 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. This opportunity comes only once every four years, and it only applies to the Governor’s race. Gaining ballot status will enable the Green Party to run more peace candidates, more single-payer […]
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Green Party candidate for the Second Congressional District Scott Deshefy (CT) blasted Democrat Joe Courtney for voting against a resolution pulling troops out of Pakistan. The Green Party of the U.S. had been urging Congress to pass House Resolution 301 to remove US forces from Pakistan. The resolution was introduced by Reps. Dennis Kucinich (D-Oh.) […]
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Illinois Green Party gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney will make a number of stops Wednesday on his Green Jobs tour. He will begin the morning by addressing reporters at the farm of Green Party State House candidate George Ocshenfeld. The meeting will focus on Whitney’s Green Capital Bill and his call for a modern energy infrastructure, […]
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Obama’s plan to send US troops into Pakistan will turn the war into a greater regional conflict 2008 Green presidential nominee Cynthia McKinney leaves on Bike4Peace 2010 cross-country tour Green Party leaders and candidates are urging Congress to pass House Resolution 301 to remove US forces from Pakistan. The privileged resolution was introduced by Reps. […]
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Meeting Coordinator Position: While not always needed, the ANM has a limited budget for a meeting coordinator to pull together local and national efforts. Typically this position is not filled until 2-3 months before the meeting. The hosting party may need to make significant advance planning efforts prior to that time. Typical Meeting Tasks Coordinated […]
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The only way that the Green Party can regain ballot status in NY is to get 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. This opportunity comes only once every four years, and it only applies to the Governor’s race. Gaining ballot status will enable the Green Party to run more peace candidates, more single-payer […]
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Next weekend, the Illinois Green Party will kick off its annual state convention, designed to draw not only party members, but interested outsiders, independent thinkers and those who want a break from the corrupt two-party system. HIGHLIGHTS: Saturday Keynote: RICH WHITNEY, candidate for Governor Sunday Keynote: LEALAN JONES, candidate for U.S. Senate
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The only way that the Green Party can regain ballot status in NY is to get 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. This opportunity comes only once every four years, and it only applies to the Governor’s race. Gaining ballot status will enable the Green Party to run more peace candidates, more single-payer […]
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The only way that the Green Party can regain ballot status in NY is to get 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. This opportunity comes only once every four years, and it only applies to the Governor’s race. Gaining ballot status will enable the Green Party to run more peace candidates, more single-payer […]
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Labor activists from throughout New York State have started a committee to support the gubernatorial campaign of Green Party nominee Howie Hawkins. Howie Hawkins is a member of Teamsters Local 317 and active in the national Teamster rank-and-file reform caucus, Teamsters for a Democratic Union. Howie presently works unloading trucks and rail cars at UPS. […]
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from Black Agenda Report Going Republican is not an option. Today’s Republican party is the party of white supremacy and empire, pure and simple. If it’s time to jump the Democratic ship, this time we have to build a new one that goes where we need to go. Democrats and Republicans don’t want anybody building […]
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Requiem for the Antiwar Movement by Cindy Sheehan During the campaign, many colleagues and friends of mine, assured me that Obama was just saying this hostile crap to “get elected” and once he was elected that he would “do the right thing.” Well, first of all, why support such a pandering Jackwagon, and secondly, how […]
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Letter to President Obama on Professor Elizabeth Warren – The Nader Page. It is time for you to give taxpayers, consumers, and investors a reason to believe that you are truly interested in consumer protection by nominating Professor Elizabeth Warren to be the Director of the much-anticipated Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Professor Warren combines […]
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