Is there a Gas Boycott for April 15, 2012?

Posted on April 14, 2012 by kwilder

Update 4/29: Well, people want to know if the gas boycott worked. I guess until something is huge, you can’t always measure the results (and the government and media won’t be anxious to tell you how much power you have!) But, I do recall seeing an article in the  last few days that said gas […]

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No fuel for Burmese Junta

Posted on November 24, 2007 by iwilder

Total and Chevron, the giant international oil corporations, pump hundreds of millions of dollars every year into the the Burmese junta through their operations in Burma. This money helps arm the brutal Burmese regime and maintain their oppressive rule. As consumers we have both power and responsibility — let’s use our purchasing power to end […]

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