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No Impact Man running for Congress on Green Party line

Posted on May 19, 2012 by iwilder

INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED ENVIRONMENTALIST
LAUNCHES RUN FOR U.S. CONGRESS
CITING NEED FOR MASSIVE REORGANIZATION
OF GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS TO DEAL WITH WORLD CRISES

A New York City author whose book and documentary film No Impact Man helped bring climate change into popular consciousness today announces his candidacy for the United States House of Representatives. Colin Beavan PhD will run on the Green Party ticket in New York’s 8^th Congressional District, following the vacancy left by the retirement of Representative Edolphus Towns.

Beavan rose to prominence as a spokesman for the international environmental movement after worldwide press and media interest followed the release of his film and book. His campaign, citing “growing world crises” in climate, environment, economics, and energy production, calls for a complete change in economic priorities including an end to consumption-based economics, massive decentralization of government and business, and huge investment in local communities.

“The economic system is supposed to make people safer and happier, but it can no longer do that because it wasn’t designed to deal with our new planetary crises,” says Beavan. “The tired old Democratic/Republican debate over taxation isn’t going to fix it. We need to create a new, more stable system based on investment in people and local communities instead of shareholders and corporations. We have to face up to climate change, the end of oil, and the failure of consumption to make people happy. Robust local economies help solve all these problems.” Read more »

Filed under: 3rd party, Action Alert!, activism, Election 2012, grassroots democracy, Green Party, new york, New York State Politics, News, politics, third party | Tagged: Colin Beavan, congress, Green Party, new york, no impact man, United States Congress, United States House of Representatives | Leave a Comment »

NYCLU: Kelly’s Stop-and-Frisk Letter is PR, Not Reform

Posted on May 18, 2012 by iwilder

Report: NYPD Stop-and-Frisk Activity in 2011

Until the mayor and police commissioner recognize that the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk program is fundamentally broken, the steps outlined today by NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly to “increase public confidence” in the Department will do nothing to reform a practice that regularly violates the constitutional rights of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers from communities of color, said the leadership of the New York Civil Liberties Union.

NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman said:

It’s clear the police commissioner is feeling political pressure around the NYPD’s abusive stop-and-frisk program, but this response is nothing more than a desperate public relations attempt. The mayor and commissioner need to give up the spin and recognize that the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk program is fundamentally broken. The NYPD is out of control, and the culture and practices of the Department need a full-scale overhaul so that the fundamental rights of all New Yorkers are respected and all communities can trust and respect the police.

In response to discriminatory policing practices like the abuse of stop-and-frisk, the NYCLU and our allies in Communities United for Police Reform are working to pass the Community Safety Act, a series of City Council bills that would strengthen the definition of discrimination, ensure that New Yorkers understand their right to not consent to searches where no probable cause or warrant exists, and require that NYPD officers identify themselves when conducting stop-and-frisks or engaging in other police activities. In the coming weeks a bill will be introduced creating an NYPD Inspector General’s office.

The NYCLU is also helping to organize a Father’s Day march with 1199 SEIU, the NAACP, the National Action Network and dozens of other labor, civil rights and community organizations to demand an end to the NYPD’s abuse of stop-and-frisk.

Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, grassroots democracy, new york, New York State Politics, News | Tagged: New York City Police Department, New York Civil Liberties Union, NYCLU, NYPD, Raymond Kelly | 2 Comments »

Live: RobinHood Tax March: First, big anti-NATO demonstration in Chicago

Posted on May 18, 2012 by kwilder

Update on Sunday May 20th:

It is 6:22pm local, Chicago time, and 7:22pm EST.

Police and the end of the protest march are facing off in Chicago.

Our post with links and updates: here.

Or, go straight to Timcast Live Stream: here.
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Robin Hood Tax March post from 5/18/2012:

At 2:30pm EST Tom Morello takes the stage!

If the video below cuts out, here is another link for Live Streaming:
www.livestream.com/globalrevolution

Today in Chicago is a march initiated by a nurses union, National Nurses United. The National Nurses United group is seeking a financial transaction tax on Wall Street. This is a kind of opening event for the upcoming demonstrations against NATO. The event has been mentioned in USA today already. Tom Morello is on the stage, singing “This Land is Your Land” (with the secret verses!).

More info, and live blogging at OccupyWallSt.org:
LIVE: #RobinHoodTax March in Chicago

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Green Party of Suffolk Joins Move to Amend: Brookhaven

Posted on May 17, 2012 by iwilder

Green Party of NYS ballot symbol

The Green Party of Suffolk has become a part of Move to Amend: Brookhaven (movetoamend.org/ny-brookhaven). Spearheaded by Lauren Carmichael, Brookhaven‘s division of Move to Amend, like others throughout the country, is seeking to proclaim:

• Corporations and unions are not people and are not endowed with inalienable human rights.

• Money is not speech (money is property), and therefore, regulating political contributions and spending is not equivalent to limiting political speech.

• Communities have the right to protect, our land, our environment, our homes, our health, and all of our citizens (children, elders, workers, the sick and the poor) against actions which overturn our democratically enacted laws.

And so, to protect our democracy, our health, our lives, our families, our communities and our futures, we move to amend the United States Constitution to affirm that only real people – human beings – are sovereign and entitled to inalienable human rights protected under the Constitution.

According to Carmichael,

We at Move to Amend Brookhaven are committed to mobilizing, educating, and involving folks in our community to join us in asking our council members to show support for the 28th Amendment movement by passing a resolution that states that money is not speech (money is property) and therefore regulating political contributions and spending is not the equivalent to limiting political speech; corporations and unions are not people and are not endowed with inalienable human rights. After researching what the Greens stand for, I came to the conclusion that the Greens are the party that can move our country forward. The Greens are not bought and sold by the corporations that are driving our country into a death spiral.

Filed under: 3rd party, Action Alert!, activism, buy local, Corporations, economy, Election 2012, grassroots democracy, Green Party, independent politics, Long Island news, Long Island Politics, new york, New York State Politics, News, Occupy Wall Street, presidential race, suffolk county, third party | Tagged: amendment, Brookhaven, colia clark, Constitution, Jill Stein, move to amend | 6 Comments »

2012 Long Island School Election Results

Posted on May 16, 2012 by kwilder

June 19th REVOTE results:
Story at Long Island Press: here.

All nine Nassau/Suffolk school districts passed budgets on the revote.

Elmont School District passed a budget that was lower than the first proposed/rejected budget, but slightly higher than the budget tax cap imposed by NY State.
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Results are posted at Newsday (which is, unfortunately, a subscription-only website). Link to Newsday story: here.

According to Newsday, over 90% of school budgets on Long Island passed. Though, the school budget failed in:

Center Moriches Schools
Comsewogue Schools
East Islip Schools
Elmont Schools
Floral Park-Bellerose Schools
Mount Sinai Schools
Oysterponds Schools
Three Village Schools
Tuckahoe Schools

The big news of the day is that high school senior Josh Lafazan won a seat on the Syosset School Board. Part of Josh Lafazan’s campaign was a complaint about the Superintendent’s $500,000 salary/beneifts annualpay. The budget did pass in Syosset Schools.

Miscellaneous School Election Results: Read more »

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A Long Island HS senior becomes one of our youngest, elected officials in NY State

Posted on May 16, 2012 by kwilder

Picture of Josh Lafazan, from his website

Josh Lafazan of Syosset Schools

Website of Josh Lafazan, NY’s youngest, elected official: joshlafazan.org

Story with video at NBC News: here.
“An 18-year-old high school senior has won a seat on his Long Island school board, becoming the youngest elected official in New York state…” [Correction: Another HS senior, younger than Joshua Lafazan, was also elected in NY State yesterday.] “…winning by over 2,000 votes…”

Story, with fuller election results details, at The Syosset Patch: here.

So, Joshua Lafazan, a student at Syossett public schools, won the school board election in his district. Lafazan will be [among] the youngest elected official[s] in New York State.

Joshua Lafazan’s story reminds us of the biography of documentary producer Michael Moore, who also won a seat for school board when he was 18 years old. The reaction to Moore’s tenure is quite a saga, and can be read at Michael Moore’s website: here. Let’s hope Josh has an easier time of it!

Filed under: activism, Education, Election 2012, elections, grassroots democracy, local, long island, Long Island news, Long Island Politics, Long Island schools, new york, New York State Politics, News, politics | Tagged: Election results, Jeffrey Lafazan, Josh Lafazan, Joshua Lafazan, long island, Long Island school board elections, Michael Moore, Nassau County, Nassau County politics, results of Syosset School Board election, School Board Elections, school reform, students running for school board, Syosset, Syosset School Board, Syosset School Election, Syosset Schools, young people and elections | 2 Comments »

Wild Election Antics: Battle for records in a local school board race

Posted on May 15, 2012 by kwilder

Update: Josh Lafazan wins! Syosset high school student is youngest elected official in NY State!
Story at NBC: here.
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A public relations battle about voter records rages in Syosset, Long Island, today.

If you reside in the Syosset School District, you may want to figure out today who was wrong and who was right: The local school board, or the father of a young candidate.

For people not in the Syosset School District, the most important part will be figuring out the truth after the election. And, making sure that justice is served, and the system fixed, so that something like this does not happen in your school board or other local elections.

The school district is accusing the father of wrongly taking the only copy of some election records.The main point this story underscores is: Elections matter! Anytime there is an election, there is power and/or money at stake. For a school board election, you can add into the mix that community pride is at stake, the well-being of children is at stake, and the direction of local taxes is at stake. So, it matters a lot. And, when at lot is at stake, people will fight hard, and possibly cheat.

This election matters enough that either the Syosset School District played games with records and/or the father of a candidate played games with records. (My guess is, it was both of them. But, depending on how wrong the school district was, the father’s defensive maneuvering may be somewhat justified, if technically wrong.)

Josh Lafazan, a student, is running for school board for Syosset Public Schools.

His father, Jeffrey Lafazan has been involved in a controversy with the school district.

Below are some highlights of what probably happened, according to Newsday and other media outlets: Read more »

Filed under: local, long island, Long Island news, Long Island Politics, News | Tagged: Jeffrey Lafazan, Josh Lafazan, Long Island news, Long Island schools, School Board Elections, Syosset, Syosset School Board, Syosset Schools | 1 Comment »

NYCLU Finds NYPD Stop-and-Frisk Practices Ineffective & Racist

Posted on May 10, 2012 by iwilder

New NYCLU Report Finds NYPD Stop-and-Frisk Practices Ineffective, Reveals Depth of Racial Disparities

While the number of street stops has skyrocketed, the number of additional guns recovered as a result of those stops is tiny.

The New York Civil Liberties Union today released an analysis of new NYPD data that provides a detailed picture of the Police Department’s stop-and-frisk program, including new insights on the program’s stark racial disparities and its ineffectiveness in recovering illegal firearms.

NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman said:

The NYPD’s own data undermine many of the Bloomberg administration’s justifications for the stop-and-frisk program. Contrary to the mayor and police commissioner’s assertions, the massive spike in the number of stops has done little to remove firearms from the streets. Instead, it has violated the constitutional rights of millions of people and corroded the ability of communities of color to trust and respect the police.

The NYCLU analyzed the NYPD’s full 2011 computerized stop-and-frisk database, which contains detailed information not included in the quarterly stop-and-frisk reports the NYPD provides the City Council. The analysis examines multiple aspects of the 2011 stop-and-frisk data, including stops, frisks, use of force, reason for stop and recovery of weapons. The analysis provides detailed information at a precinct level and a close examination of race-related aspects of stop-and-frisk.

Last year, the NYPD stopped and interrogated people 685,724 times, a more than 600 percent increase in street stops since Mayor Bloomberg’s first year in office when there were only 97,296 stops. Nine out of 10 of people stopped were innocent, meaning they were neither arrested nor ticketed. About 87 percent were black or Latino.

NYCLU’s analysis reveals that: Read more »

Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, grassroots democracy, new york, New York State Politics, News, safety, social & economic justice | Tagged: Analysis, Frisk, Latino, new york city, New York City Police Department, New York Civil Liberties Union, NYCLU, NYPD, police, Stop & Frisk | 4 Comments »

Green Party CA Presidential Forum 5/12/12 with LWV & KALW’s Rose Aguilar

Posted on May 9, 2012 by iwilder

Green Party Presidential Forum to Take Place May 12 in San Francisco;
Co-Sponsored by the League of Women Voters;
KALW-FM’s Rose Aguilar Will Moderate

This symbol belongs to Green politics. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Presidential candidates Roseanne Barr, Kent Mesplay and Jill Stein will face-off the evening of May 12 as Green Party members all across California are getting ready to go to the polls and vote. Joining them on stage at the Victoria Theatre will be Rose Aguilar, Host of “Your Call” on KALW-FM and author of “Red Highways, A Liberal’s Journey Through the Heartland.”

Co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of San Francisco, the forum is scheduled to coincide with a Green Party of California plenary May 12 and 13, also in San Francisco. California Greens will have the largest delegation heading into the Green Party’s Presidential Nominating Convention in Baltimore, Maryland, July 12-15 (http://www.gpconvention2012.com).

Details on the Presidential Forum: Read more »

Filed under: 3rd party, Calendar, debate, Election 2012, events, grassroots democracy, Green Party, independent politics, News, Peace, politics, presidential race, progressive politics, third party, US Politics | Tagged: california, California Greens, debate, Forum, Green Party, Jill Stein, KALW, league of women voters, lwv, president, primary, Rose Aguilar, Roseanne Barr, San Francisco | 1 Comment »

Children’s author Maurice Sendak dies at age 83

Posted on May 8, 2012 by kwilder

“Thanks for the magic.”

The NY Times reports:

“Maurice Sendak, widely considered the most important children’s book artist of the 20th century, who wrenched the picture book out of the safe, sanitized world of the nursery and plunged it into the dark, terrifying and hauntingly beautiful recesses of the human psyche, died on Tuesday in Danbury, Conn. He was 83 and lived in Ridgefield, Conn.”

Kimberly writes: It is very sad that the world has lost such a great man and a great artist. As a teacher and a lover of children’s literature, I have always surrounded myself with Maurice Sendak’s books and artwork. I remember a poster book I had with scrumptious artwork of his, including a poster for a showing of “The Magic Flute”. I used the images to brighten up my first grade classroom in a poor and gray city school. On top of my bulletin board at home is a postcard for a showing of “Where The Wild Things Are” opera, which postcard I could never bring myself to put away.

Do you remember the first time you saw “In The Night Kitchen”? I remember as a child thinking it was wonderful, but somewhat naughty and frightening. And, so many folks have relished the chance to huff and puff and triumph with Max of “Where The Wild Things Are”. I think the way that Maurice Sendak’s ideas at once startle and compel is such tribute to his art. His work, and our appreciation of it, will most definitely live on.

Filed under: Books, Favorite Muses, News | Tagged: children's books, Children's literature, education news, Maurice Sendak, Maurice Sendak obituary, Obituaries, Where Wild Things Are | Leave a Comment »

The O in GMO stands for Obama

Posted on May 5, 2012 by iwilder

Look for food labelled with USDA Organic for Non-GMO

Despite the publicity of the First Lady talking about Americans eating healthier food, the Obama administration has continued the march of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) to destroy our food system. The US is arguably the most GMO-devastated economy in the world. At least 40 countries around the world require GMO labeling, including china, Russia, India and Saudi Arabia.

GMOs are not designed to increase food output, they are merely designed for greater application of pesticides. This is not surprising since their principal proponent is a pesticide company, Monsantao. The same Monsanto that Obama has been recruiting the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) leadership from. Talk about the wolves watching the hen house. Just as the overuse of antibiotics creates super-germs, the over-application of pesticides has been creating super-weeds. It is simple survival of the fittest. The pesticides kill off the weak weeds, so only the strong survive and breed. As the pesticide use increases, it breeds more pesticide resistant weeds. A viscious cycle for food production, but a profitable situation for Monsanto. As food output dwindles do to superweeds, farmers are forced to buy more and more pesticide to try to keep up.

This voluntary food label will also ensure no GMOs.

Remember that pesticide is poison. Humans are not immune to these poisons. GMOs can cause irritable bowels, allergies, lymphoma, birth defects, cancer, liver damage, kidney damage, and reproductive damage.

GMOs have already overtaken in major food crops such as soy, cotton (cotton seed oil), Corn (including high fructose corn syrup), rapeseed (canola oil), sugar beets, milk, and aspartame. In 2009, the Obama administration removed all regulation of GMOs in Papayas. In 2011, the Obama administration removed all regulation of GMOs in Alfalfa. The Obama administration is on track to remove all regulation of GMOs in zucchini, squash, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, rice, and salmon.

Related: Read more »

Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, Corporations, Ecology, economy, Environment, Food, News, Organics, politics, president, rants, social & economic justice, US Politics | Tagged: farming, Food and Drug administration, Genetically modified food, Genetically modified organism, High-fructose corn syrup, Monsanto, Obama, Saudi Arabia | 1 Comment »

MCA Antiwar #OWS #RIP

Posted on May 4, 2012 by iwilder

Sometimes, you just gotta bring on the joy, music, and dance! I always felt that in Body Movin’, Adam Yauch (MCA) and his fellow The Beastie Boys did as advertised better than any other song. MCA was much more than his early fratboy persona.

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Save Tax Dollars: Fire DeMarco from FHFA

Posted on May 4, 2012 by iwilder

11/11/12 Update: DeMarco is only the Acting Director of the FHFA. He has been Acting Director since 2008. There is nothing controversial about Obama replacing Demarco. In fact it is irresponsible of Obama to not have nominate a permanent Director of the agency in the last 4 years.

Prior post”

Edward DeMarco is the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac after they went into recievership. Fannie and Freddie was caused to go into receivership by the same kind of financial shenanigans that is killing the Post Office. Fannie and Freddie were expanded during W’s tenure to buy on the secondary market all the bad sub-prime loans made by private ~~crooks~~lenders. (Just as the Post Office is being forced to pre-pay all of its pension funds for the next 50 years in 3 years time, so it can look like it is insolvent and should be privatized.)

DeMarco was appointed by W, and kept on by O, to oversee Fannie and Freddie. He believes he is a right-wing zealot, but he is actually an anarchist. He has described his job as protecting the taxpayer, but he seems to be unaware that homeowners are taxpayers, and that the wealth of all tax payers are tied to the value of the residential real estate market. (If he really cared about the taxpayer, he would have went after the corporate crooks who dumped all this toxic loans on Fannie and Freddie.) Instead DeMarco has refused to allow Fannie or Freddie to take part in any program that might help save homes from foreclosure, especially anything involving principal reduction. This nihilistic ideology caused him to refuse to allow Fannie or Freddie to take part in the recent $25 billion settlement with the banks which is saving homes at no cost to the government.

It recently came out that like Grover Norquist that DeMarco has been drowning in the bathtub any program that involved principal reduction before they had a chance to prove their value. Even programs recommended by the banks. Even principal forgiveness programs that were shown to ultimately cost the taxpaying public less money than foreclosing. Some of these programs were innovative by spreading the risk through Share Appreciation Programs (SAP). these programs would lop let’s say $100,000 off an underwater property in order to make it affordable and in line with its values. In exchange the homeowner would agree to share a potion of the appreciation (let’s say 20%) if they sell the home for a profit in the future. This is like what Bruce Willis did in Pulp Fiction. He worked for scale on the movie because he wanted to do the project which did not have the budget for his usual salary but he took a part of the reciepts if the movie was sucessful. The movie made a bundle, so did Bruce, and everyone was happy.

Demand DeMarco be fired immediately to stop him from wasting millions more of taxpayer dollars.

Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, economy, grassroots democracy, News, politics, social & economic justice, US Politics | Tagged: economy, Edward DeMrco, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Finance Agency, FHFA, foreclosure, Freddie Mac, mortgage, Post Office, taxpayer | Leave a Comment »

Sotheby’s, The Scream, and Social Justice: An Occupy/Union Demonstration

Posted on May 4, 2012 by kwilder

Update: Want to hear “The Scream” of The 99%? Video from the Sotheby’s demonstration: here.

If you would enjoy wonderful, inspiring, Expressionist paintings, that are part of a community showing, and cost less than $120 million dollars, you could come see “New Works” by Huntington artist Gary Ivan in Greenlawn, Long Island, at ripe art gallery for May 2012. More info at our post: here.

About the auction of “The Scream” by Edvard Munch at Sotheby’s:

Because Diana Taylor of Brookfield Properties (the company which owns what they call “Zuccotti Park”) is on the board of Sotheby’s…

Because Sotheby’s acted unfairly in a labor dispute with its art handlers…

Because, Sotheby’s caters so exclusively to the mega-rich, The 1%…

A group of Occupy Wall Street folks and union activists demonstrated outside the Sotheby’s auction where “The Scream” was among the items. There were some actual screams of angst!

You can view comments at the FaceBook invite for the invent that took place on May 3rd.

Some snippets of media coverage below, and more background:

Filed under: activism, local, long island, Long Island news, News, Occupy Wall Street, progressive politics, US Politics, video | Tagged: art auctions, Brookfield Properties, Diana Taylor, Edvard Munch, Edvard Munsch, Expressionism, Expressionist painters, Expressionist paintings, Gary Ivan, Labor, Sotheby's, The Scream, The Scream by Edvard Munch, union issues, Zuccotti Park | Leave a Comment »

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