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Tag Archives: Opening Ceremonies
Prince Harry displays British hypocracy to uneducated Colorado warmongers
Want to know where you can find Prince Harry on his war cheerleading US tour? Half of it is in Colorado. On Friday he’ll be at a UK Consul-General’s reception at the private Sanctuary Golf Course in Sedalia. Between Denver … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Air Force, Air Force Academy, ALF, America, American, British, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Denver, DIA, Games, Golf, Lady Di, land mines, Media, Mines, Opening Ceremonies, Prince, Prince Harry, Rock, SMU, Stupid, Union, US tour, warmonger, Warmongers, Warrior Games
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Vancouver 2010 Olympic destinations
Amtrak Station 1150 Station Street Apple Store at Pacific Center, 701 West Georgia Street USA House at Level, 1022 Seymour Street Hilton Metrotown 6083 McKay Avenue Olympic Tent City protest encampment, 58 West Hastings Street Adbusters Magazine Culture Jammers, 1243 … Continue reading
Olympic opening ceremonies dedicated to the late inhabitants of Marjah
With television viewers transfixed by the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, US Marines in Afghanistan are undertaking an explosive Fallujah-class opening ceremony in Helmand Province against the little town of Marjah, a so-called Taliban stronghold. Thousands of … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Afghanistan, Fallujah, genocide, GM, Helmand Province, Levis, Marines, Marjah, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, PLO, Resist, Resistance, Taliban, Television, USA, Vancouver, Western, Winter, Winter Olympics
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Silly warmongers, space is for kids
Once again the Colorado Springs peace community has the unique opportunity to protest the annual Space Symposium hosted at the Broadmoor. First, the event provides unparalleled access to the upper echelons of the US military industrial for-profit killing machine. And … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Baby Killers, Broadmoor, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Community, criminal, Environment, Industry, IRS, Killers, Killing, Military, military contractors, military-industrial complex, NASA, Opening Ceremonies, Peace, Peace Community, Protest, Space Symposium, trial, US military, War, War Criminal, warmonger, Warmongers, weapons industry
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Mozambique by AK-47, book and hoe
This is a detail from the national flag of Mozambique. What a refreshing update on the tools of people power. Lenin’s workers of the world needed hammer and sickle. In Mozambique it takes book, hoe and Kalashnikov. Education, agriculture, and … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Africa, agriculture, AK-47, Beijing, Beijing 2008, Capital, Capitalism, coup, Cult, Culture, Education, Flag, Flags, Kalashnikov, Mozambique, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, Popular Uprising, POW, power, The Nation, Uprising, Uprisings, Workers
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Opening ceremonies of Beijing Olympics star humanity in his own flea circus
Can you remember an Olympic Games opening ceremony that was not spectacular? Suffice it to say Beijing was the biggest, befitting the world’s most populous nation. “Awesome” provides perfectly qualified praise. I have to say this spectacle invoked colossal horror … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, ARN, Art, artist, Athletes, Baghdad, Beijing, Beijing 2008, Berkley, BIA, BOA, Bush, Childhood, children, China, Chinese, CIA, circus, Computers, coup, Crow, Cult, Culture, Dance, DIA, Disney, DOT, EWO, Fire, Flag, Flags, FLAME, Flint, Games, Georgia, Horror, humanitarian, Humanity, IOC, IRA, IRS, laborers, Latin, March, Nationalism, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, Pageantry, Painting, Photo, photos, Politics, POW, power, President, President Bush, Putin, Rap, rebels, Rock, ruling class, Russia, Shock and Awe, shots, soldier, Soldiers, Tet, The Matrix, Tibet, tomato, trial, USA, Vladimir Putin, War, Water, Western, Working
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Before China’s 8-8-8 was Burma’s 8888
The superlatives were flying at the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Hyperbowl: it was China’s defining moment of the modern age, on, the newscasters said, “eight eight of o’ eight.” But before 888 in Beijing was August 8 of 1988 … Continue reading
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Tagged Beijing, Beijing 2008, Burma, caste, China, Chinese, coup, Government, guns, Headlines, History, Massacre, Military, military coup, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, priests, reform, Repression, soldier, Soldiers, students, Uprising, War
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China on display!
BEIJING–Turn on the television and watch the Opening Ceremonies for the Beijing Olympics! By all accounts, it was the most elegant and artistic opening ever. With 5000 years of recorded history, China had a lot more to showcase than most … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, artist, Beijing, Beijing 2008, character, China, Chinese, Games, Greece, History, IRA, IRS, Kip, Levis, March, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, Origin, Parade, Sport, Television, USA
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Let the Games begin!
BEIJING- I’ve run myself ragged over the past five days trying to get a sense of China as she gears up for the Debutante Ball, and so far I have a pocket full of threads awaiting a tapestry. I must … Continue reading
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Tagged Beijing, Beijing 2008, Bush, Bush Family, Capital, Capitalism, China, Communist, Contras, Family, Fun, Games, Hiking, Music, OAS, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, poll, Security, Travel, United States
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Beijing extracurricular Olympic schedule
I have a last-minute, refocused interest in a safe and not-too-disrupted Beijing Olympics. It’s already been unofficially eventful. Here’s a time line of the counter-Olympics leading-up to the Opening Ceremonies. The Gazette is in Beijing. So are we! OC -5: … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines
Tagged activists, America, American, Art, Beijing, Beijing 2008, China, Chinese, CIA, Darfur, Death, demonstration, demonstrations, Earth, Earthquake, EPA, Fire, Gazette, Interest, Japan, Japanese, Journalist, Journalists, liberty, Masks, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, police, Protest, Terrorism, The Gazette, Tiananmen, Tibet, Visa
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The white Olympics
Today I watched the opening ceremonies of the White Olympics in Torino. Yes, White Olympics. Virtually all the athletes are white. White because winter sports take place in northern climes where most everybody is white. White because winter sports … Continue reading
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Tagged AFL-CIO, Africa, America, American, Aristocracy, Athletes, Beijing, Film, FLAME, Ford, Fun, Gates, Indigenous, NBA, NFL, Olympics, Opening Ceremonies, Popular Culture, POW, power, Race, Racism, reform, Representatives, ruling class, Soccer, South Africa, Sport, The West, trial, War, Western, White, White Olympics, Winter, Winter Olympics
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