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Shades of Chivington and Ludlow massacres re:homeless PEOPLE
I know what it’s like having to camp due to lack of funds or, as is, increasingly, difficulty to even be considered as a tenant unless you’re filthy stinking rich, the Fascist definition of it is “gentrification” but is really … Continue reading
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Self-proclaimed sainthood and Bloody Ludlow.
It’s been my oft-told opinion that people who put their names on churches, schools, statues in the middle of an intersection when there’s a public park less than 20 feet away .are trying to bribe God to not send them … Continue reading
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Goddamnit! 100 years on, KRCC plays soldier to butcher Ludlow miners again
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO- This is what happen when apolitical wits want to dribble their sardonic apathy on a subject of historic import. Or as they see it, unimport. The 100-year anniversary of the Ludlow Massacre passed in April, with considerable … Continue reading
Ludlow 100 year anniversary feted by social class that committed massacre
DENVER, COLO.- I might be sensationalizing a technicality, but in effect it’s what happened: the remembering of Ludlow has been commandeered by the class who perpetrated it. The preliminary series of events commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the Ludlow … Continue reading
Pueblo museum excises Mine Workers Union from Ludlow Massacre exhibit!
PUEBLO, COLORADO- 2014 marks one hundred years since the Ludlow Massacre of 1914. A variety of commemorations are planned before the formal anniversary on April 20. I attended one such event on Wednesday, a lecture by a CSU professor to … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Atrocity, Colorado, History, Labor Unions, Ludlow, Massacre, National Guard, United Mine Workers of America
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“independent counsel” Feinberg says all okay by 2012″
The Gulf of Mexico will have largely recovered from the BP oil spill by the end of 2012, the administrator of the $20bn (£12bn) pay-outs fund has said. Attorney Kenneth Feinberg said that compensation to those who lost revenue from … Continue reading
“Capital” Punishment, forced compliance with Money-Worship.
If, as a Corporate Lawyer and somewhat friend suggests, Capital were the be-all and end-all for progress, economically, politically, technologically, and even spiritually, why then is Participation Made Mandatory? The Capitalist PIGS go after not only nations who opt for … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitalism, Fascism, Ludlow, Massacre, militia, Money Worship, Nine Eleven, Propaganda, Racism, Right Wing Extremists, Socialism, Tea-party
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Bloody Ludlow, revisited?
Perhaps the Bonus March “Hooverville” WW 1 Veterans Camp that got shot up in Washington DC… The City Council and the C.S. Gestapo Department are proposing declaring War on The Homeless, over the Hooverville camps along Fountain and Monument creeks. … Continue reading
Mother Jones and the children of Ludlow
APRIL 20 MARKS THE 95TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LUDLOW MASSACRE. From her 1925 autobiography, Mother Jones wrote about the UMWA strike in Ludlow Colorado, over the harsh winter of 1914. From Chapter 21: No one listened. No one cared. The … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Coal Mining, Labor Unions, Ludlow, Ludlow Massacre, Massacre, Media, Mother Jones, United Mine Workers of America
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Mother Jones: You Don’t Need a Vote
After the 1914 Ludlow Massacre and the later capitulation of the UMWA union, Mother Jones, by now 85 years old, toured the US to spread the word about what happened. She wrote in her autobiography, about a meeting in Kansas … Continue reading
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Tagged History, Labor Movement, Labor Unions, Ludlow, Ludlow Massacre, Massacre, Mother Jones, Suffrage, United Mine Workers of America
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What became of Ludlow DEATH SPECIAL
One of the weapons deployed against the striking miners of Ludlow, was an early armored car nicknamed the “Death Special.” Its steel plated sides emboldened mine guards to run their mounted machine gun through the union camps. What became of … Continue reading
Posted in Snapshots
Tagged Baldwin-Felts, Blackwater, Death Special, Labor Unions, Ludlow, Ludlow Massacre, Police State, Urban Assault Vehicle
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At the site of the 1914 Ludlow Massacre
LUDLOW MEMORIAL, COLORADO- Day three of the Colorado College Ludlow Symposium featured a bus ride to the site of the 1914 massacre.
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Tagged Colorado College, History, Labor Unions, Ludlow, Ludlow Massacre, Massacre
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Springs Utilities and “Right to Work” law
Which is really the “right to fire you if you get injured on the job or if you seek fair compensation for your labor or if you form (or join an existing) an organization which represents the workers to ensure … Continue reading
Things to do in April
APRIL 2009 3- Antonio Skarmeta: Swing and Literature, Gaylord Hall, CC, 7pm 5- Andrew Skurka: Walking the Great Western Loop, CC, 4pm 7- Rajeev Taranath, Concert sarod/tabla, Packard Hall, CC, 7:30pm 14- Anniversary of BURNING OF BAGHDAD LIBRARY 15- LUDLOW … Continue reading
As if things weren’t bad enough…
From Democracy Now… Army Unit to Deploy in October for Domestic Operations Beginning in October, the Army plans to station an active unit inside the United States for the first time to serve as an on-call federal response in times … Continue reading
Creating Terror in America
We have an government active in creating a climate of terror inside its own borders. There is nothing really new about that, and today’s Gazette had an entire section of the paper dedicated to the Ludlow Massacre which occured decades … Continue reading
Posted in Labor Unions, Politics
Tagged Colorado Springs Gazette, Justice, Ludlow, Massacre, Media, Terrorism
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Some Colorado labor history
Labor day. It commemorates the likes of Samuel Gompers, Big Bob Haywood and Mother Jones and their efforts to unite working class peoples. They met great resistance from gullible populations of consumers and business owners who weren’t going to give … Continue reading
