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Think of it as enhanced evolution, Un-natural selection, cull the gulls…
The debate turns now to whether or not to rescue marine animals from the oil. Pelicans and gulls specifically, but there’s more. Of course, animals that took millions of years to be what they are, should learn to mutate themselves … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Cancer, Capitalism, corporations, Endangered Species, environmentalism, extinction, Greed, Hubris, hunger, Indigenous, Oil Spill, Third World, War
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Ward Churchill speaks on which settler invasion wrote the book on Apartheid
Ward Churchill spoke in Tucson on Friday and Brenda Norrell has posted the footage. Watching the ex-CU professor speak, I can’t help but think about the university students’ loss. They’re missing the lamentably rarefied perspectives he offers of course, but … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Apartheid, Border Wall, College Republicans, Indigenous, Minutemen, Tohono O'odham, Ward Churchill
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Subcomandante Marcos on LA OTRA
Reading more about the Tohono O’odham, I came across this speech by the EZLN’s masked leader Subcomandante Marcos, delivered at a 2006 tribal gathering of SW Native American insurgents. It’s about the other Mexico, in solidarity with the other Americas: … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged EZLN, Indigenous, La Otra, Mexico, Tohono O'odham, Zapatistas
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Ward Churchill to speak for O’odham
According to Censored News, Activist and scholar Ward Churchill will speak at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson, 4831 W. 22nd St., on November 13, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. to benefit O’odham VOICE Against the Wall, which since 2003 has … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Apartheid, Arizona, genocide, Great War, Holocaust, Indigenous, Japan, Media, Mexico, Military, Native Americans, Propaganda, Tohono O'odham, Ward Churchill
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Columbus fall from grace not predicted by Mayan Long Count Calendar
For centuries, we’ve had only engravings to depict the Christopher Columbus discovery of the New World. With the moving pictures of today (a growing number in color according to IMdB), you’d think by now one or two would have caught … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 2012, Christopher Columbus, Columbus Day, genocide, Indigenous, Mayan Calendar, Mexico
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Peru police shoot indigenous protestors
Peru’s military has opened fire on indigenous activists who were blocking further Amazon mining, helicopters have been seen dumping charred bodies into the river to cover-up the death toll. Contact the Peruvian embassy – solidarity actions are planned June 11 … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alberto Pizango, Amazon, Indigenous, Massacre, Massacres, Military, Peru
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High Country Earth First Denver Meeting
High Country Earth First is hosting the EF! ROADSHOW, in DENVER, May 25-26: Monday 2pm in Cheesman Park, and Tuesday 6pm at the Gypsy House. Four ongoing EF! projects in Colorado: DENVER: Stop I-70 Expansion through North Denver; SAN … Continue reading
Posted in Monkeywrenching
Tagged Colombia, Denver, Earth First, High Country Earth First, Indigenous, Media, Mexico, Revolution
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Anti-Zionism 4D: Defining Demonization Double Standards and Delegitimization
The word “nutritious” defines a food quality that provides sustenance. I’ve no doubt as skepticism grows about the likely poisonous aspects of refined sugar and High Fructose Corn Syrup, the corporate sugar-water purveyors will append “satiates your subliminal impulses” to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Semantics
Tagged Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, Apartheid, China, Colonialism, Cuba, Gaza, Indigenous, Iran, Islam, Israel, Military, Nathan Sharansky, Nazi, Palestine, Syria, UCSB, William Robinson, Zionism
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Leischmaniasis.
An infestation of a parasite carried by a small genus of biting flies, Leischmania. Most of them indigenous to Mesopotamia. There was a BBC news show yestereven, about the British pulling out from their latest FAILED attempt to impose their … Continue reading
UCSB Prof William Robinson pro-Semite
Wouldn’t you think it bad form for Israeli militants to behave like Nazis, while immunizing themselves with the self-righteous indignation that any criticism of their actions can simply be dismissed as “anti-Semitic?” Photographs and confessions emerging from the IDF’s atrocities … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Africa, Anti-Semitism, Apartheid, Christians, Colombia, Einsatzgruppen, Gaza, genocide, Great War, History, Holocaust, Indigenous, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish Anti-Defamation League, Massacre, Media, Military, Nathan Sharansky, Nazi, Palestine, Propaganda, Rebecca Joseph, Tova Hausman, UCSB, Ward Churchill, William Robinson, World War II
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Who said Israel is an Apartheid State?
“Israel, like South Africa, is an apartheid state.” …Who said this? The ANSWER Further Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, the Architect of Apartheid, said “…a colonial racist mentality which rationalised the genocide of the indigenous peoples of the Americas and Australasia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Apartheid, genocide, Hendrik Verwoerd, Indigenous, Israel, Israeli Apartheid, Palestine
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Peru convicts Fujimori for war crimes even as Sri Lanka slaughters thousands in a similar counter insurgency war against its citizens
The world once sat by and allowed the United States and its Peruvian puppet, Alberto Fujimori to slaughter off tens of thousands of its indigenous citizens. The excuse was that Sendero Luminoso, the oppositional group, was not a nice enough … Continue reading
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Tagged China, counter insurgency, Fujimori, India, Indigenous, Kashmir, Peru, Sendero Luminoso, Sri Lanka, Tamil Tigers, US government
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Israel as Old South USA- No Nigger Arabs need apply here
In Jonathan Cook’s The “Hebrew Labor” Principle Lives On, one gets a true picture of the Jewish State as Old South USA. We often hear in Zionist posts to our blog that, ‘Our Arabs get treated better than they do … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Apartheid, Arabs, Indigenous, Israel, Israeli Apartheid, Old South
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Ward Churchill: Some People Push Back
Here is Ward Churchill’s notorious 9/11 “Little Eichmanns” essay, published online September 12, 2001, presented here for archival purposes lest critics think they can silence one of our nation’s strongest dissenting voices. Churchill later expanded this piece into a book … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Baghdad, China, genocide, Henry Kissinger, Holocaust, Indigenous, Interrogation, Islam, Israel, Japan, little Eichmanns, Massacre, Media, Military, Nazi, Nine Eleven, Pax Americana, Some People Push Back, Sudan, Terrorism, Vietnam, Ward Churchill, World Trade Center
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Third class citizens in the Jewish Apartheid State
Indigenous Palestinians are not really even second class citizens within the ‘Jewish Apartheid State since certain elements of the Jewish community are given second class status themselves. Even calling Israel’s Palestinians Third Class citizens is kind of a stretch since … Continue reading
Costa Rica a prototypical Western Democracy
PUERTO JIMINEZ, CR- Touring Costa Rica has been interesting. Considering the turmoil of Central America, it may be a shining example of a functional Capitalist Democracy. It´s got a healthy middle class and a relatively contented populace. Can it offer … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Capitalism, Christopher Columbus, Colonialism, Contras, Costa Rica, Democracy, Indigenous, Oliver North
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Israeli fury seals a Single State Solution
Israel’s relentless and unrepentant program to exterminate the Palestinians of Gaza, will yield but a single outcome. And it would certainly please the Palestinians, if they live to see it. First, if Palestine is deprived of viability as an independent … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza, genocide, Hamas, Indigenous, Iran, Israel, Israeli Defense Force, Middle East, Palestine, Racism, Soweto, Syria
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Anti-Zimbabwe sanctions create cholera epidemic in Africa
There is nobody more cynical and murderous than Gordon Brown, the Barack Obama equivalent who is Great Britain’s Prime Minster at the time. Here is Gordon the Goodie promoting genocide in July of this year UK looks to Europe for … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Africa, Apartheid, genocide, Gordon Brown, Great Britain, Indigenous, News, sanctions, Zimbabwe
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Smile, your mom chose life!
On Fillmore Street there is one of those giant, obnoxious billboards with a giant smiling baby on it, and the words, ‘Smile, your mom chose life’. Probably put up there with the help of one pedophile plagued church, too. You … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Anti abortion, Catholic Church, genocide, Indigenous, Nazi, Propaganda, women's rights
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Uncle Tom’s Hotel Rwanda
Let’s clear something up for the sake of poetic justice. Uncle Tom was a maltreated slave who bore his burden with dignity. He was no collaborator, no stool pigeon, no upper class of black slave that kept the lower savages … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Africa, Congo, DR Congo, Economics, Film, genocide, Hotel Rwanda, Hutu, Imperialism, Indigenous, Racism, Rwanda, Tutsi, Uncle Tom
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Colorization of the Grapes of Wrath
I think it’s time to colorize The Grapes of Wrath. And I don’t mean the Turner Classics process exactly. It may help to dumb down the artistic contrast of the black & white for a contemporary audience palate of splashy … Continue reading
Posted in Labor Unions
Tagged Film, Henry Fonda, Indigenous, Israel, John Ford, John Steinbeck, Labor Movement, Mexico, Palestine, Socialism, The Grapes of Wrath
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Denver Columbus Day Parade wants to kick indigenous ass
DENVER- Does it look like the COLUMBUS DAY PARADE organizers are practically begging for a comeuppance? Here comes the US cavalry of the American Indian Wars to finish the job Columbus began. On Columbus Day, the anniversary which has now … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Christopher Columbus, Columbus Day, Denver, Glenn Spagnuolo, Great War, Holocaust, Indigenous, Massacre, Militarism, Military, Sand Creek Massacre, World War II
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Bolivian president talks about US subversion in his country
The Bush Administration and US government are promoting a terrorist campaign against supporters of the Bolivian president, Evo Morales. In fact, the US government is promoting and fomenting Civil War there, as it backs Rightist elements that have engaged in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bolivia, Evo Morales, indigena, Indigenous, US imperialism
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South America unites in rejecting US subversion on continent
Much of Latin America has watched on in disgust as the US government has fomented regional strife, civil war, and racist pogroms against the indigenous community in Bolivia that has claimed at least 30 lives so far. Reuters reports though … Continue reading
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Tagged Bolivia, Evo Morales, Indigenous, Pakistan, Russia, South America, Terrorism, US imperialism
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Americans are stealing babies from Guatemala after all
DNA tests have proven for the first time that a baby adopted in the US, was in fact stolen from a mother in Guatemala. Adopted Guatemala baby ‘stolen’ How many others have been stolen previously, but never were tracked down? … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged adoption, Darfur, France, Guatemala, Human Trafficking, Indigenous
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