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Monthly Archives: April 2013
BIDDER 70 doc reduces super-activist Tim DeChristopher to a number, lonely
BUMMER. I was thrilled a documentary would tell the world about Tim DeChristopher. You might think his achievement would be more widely know. It’s a testament of the power he’s up against, added to the meager support he has received, … Continue reading
Threat of Atmel plant closure prompts city council to rescind support of solar farm, on Earth Day
COLO. SPRINGS- I told the gentleman from Atmel who trolled the city council meeting, this would be my headline: ATMEL KILLS SOLAR IN COLORADO SPRINGS. Prompted by his threat to ship Atmel jobs to Malaysia if a 0.25% utilities rate … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Atmel, Colorado Springs, Renewable Energy, Solar Power, utilities
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Our collective lockdown mentality, lest a siren call lure us to freedom
LOCKDOWN. The term has become ubiquitous, though lifted easily out of context, being self-explanatory. Its predecessor “batten down the hatches” used to be too. Before the advent of recreational sailing it came from a work environment synonymous with incarceration, in … Continue reading
Posted in Semantics
Tagged Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Idioms, Lockdown, Louisiana Lockdown, prison
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De mortuis nil nisi bonum is well and good but upholds the victor’s narrative
It’s probably older than Latin. “De mortuis nil nisi bonum” is a propriety imposed at death, as if to offer the deceased a false comfort that, however fraudulent the pretense of their reputation in life, they can take it with … Continue reading
Posted in Semantics
Tagged Death, Henry Kissinger, History, Latin, Margaret Thatcher, Master Narrative, war criminals
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Teen Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is diminishing excuse for Boston police state tyranny
We pick up yesterday’s story with Watertown and Boston under lockdown, it’s a prison term go figure, while paramilitary police conduct door to door warrantless searches to find an immigrant teen, college wrestler Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, said to be armed and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Bombing, Boston, Boston Marathon, Chechnya, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Police State, tyranny, Watertown
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“Turn off your cellphone” or police will light you up like the next Chris Dorner
STREAMING OF CONSCIOUSNESS ON BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING DENOUEMENT: DID YOU KNOW that law enforcement can tell you “If you want to live, turn off your cell phone.”? That was shouted to an AP reporter tonight in Watertown, just before he … Continue reading
Crowdsourced Boston Marathon pics point to usual paramilitary suspects
YES, MORE CSI DIY CROWDSOURCING PHOTO-ANALYSIS! If you could anticipate that criminologists would scrutinize surveillance videos for who left what at the scene, or who behaved oddly after a bomb blast, you could probably plan to evade detection, by, for … Continue reading
Posted in Sight-Bites
Tagged Bombing, Boston, Boston Marathon, False Flag, Police State, Special Ops, Terrorism
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Private security protects authorities from public, also from public justice
“Former Pakistani military ruler Pervez Musharraf and his security team pushed past policemen and sped away from a court in the country’s capital on Thursday to avoid arrest after his bail was revoked in a case in which he is … Continue reading
Colorado Extraction Resistance claims responsibility for gas balloon attack on gas frackers
DENVER, COLORADO- Organizers of an annual oil and gas industry conference held at the Grand Hyatt on Monday and Tuesday tried to prevent public interruption of their let’s frack Colorado discussion. They tried to ignore protesters outside. They revoked the … Continue reading
First Colorado BDS Conference held in Denver to end occupation of Palestine
DENVER, COLORADO- The first Colorado BDS Conference on April 13 held on the Auraria campus in support of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel to restore rights to Palestinians, end Israeli Apartheid, and end the occupation of Palestine.
Little bully Colorado Springs tries to incite war with North Korea
Belligerent pip-squeak Colorado Springs is doing all it can to rouse our nation to attack North Korea. First our ignoble congressman Doug “Tar Baby” Lamborn leaks a Defense Department document that announces North Korea has nuclear capability enough to strike … Continue reading
Next time let’s start the Denver Cancer Race for the Cure at a cause: SUNCOR
Posted in Sight-Bites
Tagged Cancer, contamination, Denver, Environment, Oil Spill, Pollution, Suncor Energy
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Suncor Energy delivers Canadian Tar Sands oil to Denver by hook or by creek
DENVER, COLORADO- Protesters from AIM, Idle No More, 350 Colorado, Deep Green Resistance, and Occupy lay siege to the Suncor Energey refinery, where what Canadian Tar Sands oil isn’t processed is spilled into Denver’s Sand Creek.
Posted in Activism
Tagged Denver, Occupy, Oil Refinery, Pollution, Protest, Suncor Energy, Tar Sands
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Bail denied for political dissenters who didn’t want to relenquish their children
The news headlines should read “Bail denied for couple who kidnapped THEIR OWN CHILDREN.” Let the public wrap its libertarian-leanings around that one. We presume a custody battle has its he-said she-said, the merits of which a family must work … Continue reading
Another criminal sociopath evades the hangman. Maggie Thatcher goes to hell
Was Margaret Thatcher religious? We might take solace that her final breaths were complicated by abject horror of the fate she knew awaited her. She might have been iron willed and resolute, are we going to pretend she was clueless? … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines
Tagged Margaret Thatcher, Neocons, Ronald Reagan, United Kingdom, War Crime
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What unions are really all about?
Here it is in a nutshell… It’s All About Resistance- Without Unions the Bullies Will Win.
Oye, un poco de pensamiento positivo en Karaoke
How about some positive thinking here!!!! Sing along with us now! Oye!
Slam Bam, no thank you, Mam- the ‘flashbang’ bra holster bad idea
The gun fetishists are never at a loss, it seems, to come up with bad ideas when it comes to their sick love of guns. This one is guaranteed to cause more harm than good… FLASHBANG (BRA) HOLSTER: An Overview.
Ding Dong the Wicked Witch is Dead!
What else can we really say here? This woman loved the military and hated the poor and she and Ronnie in the US as ruling class elite are responsible for making the mess the entire world still faces today. Thatcher’s … Continue reading
Media conference misses inconvenient lesson: coverage of Arkansas oil spill is coming from illegals
DENVER, COLO.- It’s day three of the 2013 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDIA REFORM and I haven’t heard one mention of perhaps the media story most pertinent to this gathering: the tar sands oil spill in Mayflower Arkansas that is and … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Arkansas, Censorship, Conference, Denver, Media, Media Reform, Oil Spill
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How many Black and Hispanic men have been robbed of their lives by US cops and prosecutors?
Manhattan DA keeps high-profile murder conviction intact after review …Too many.
Spread the morning after pill around the planet! Get out of the way, Obama!
A court ruling has overturned the US Obama Adminstrations’s, the Pope’s, and all the other Right Wing Christian groups’ legal restrictions blocking the increased use of the morning after pill inside the US. It will now be sold over the … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged court ruling, family planning, morning after pill, Obama
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Bill Clinton’s Haitian ‘aid’ campaigning was all a big fraud
How many times did Bill Clinton pose himself as wanting to save the US made impoverished Haiti? I lost count. Well now a study shows it was all a big fraud, with most of the so called US aid to … Continue reading
