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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 07:09.- A Life Worth Living
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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 07:09.- Anarchy
- Anti-fascist
- Anti-Imperialism/Anti-War
- Article
- Australia and Oceania
- Bureaucracy
- Cop Watch
- Do-It-Yourself
- Education
- Immigration/ No Borders
- Independent Media
- Legal System
- Mutual Aid
- News
- Picture
- Political Prisoners
- Politics
- Prisons
- Sabotage
- Spirituality
- Strike
- The State
- Uprising
- Work/ Labor
- World
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Number of refugees worldwide rises to 11.4 million
Submitted by pirate on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 19:43.
By JILL LAWLESS, Associated Press June, 17, 2008
LONDON - Tents, sacks of food and a replica of a burnt-out village hut appeared in Trafalgar Square on Tuesday as a tourist hotspot became a refugee camp to highlight the plight of millions of people displaced in Darfur and elsewhere.
The display, set up to mark World Refugee Day this week, came as the U.N. refugee agency reported a record 11.4 million people were driven from their home countries last year. read more »
U.S. detains terror suspects on ships: rights group
Submitted by pirate on Tue, 06/03/2008 - 05:25.
Mon Jun 2,2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has been secretly detaining terrorism suspects aboard floating "prison ships," a British legal charity charged on Monday, but the Pentagon described the report as inaccurate. read more »
Spirit of Freedom June 2008
Submitted by pirate on Sun, 06/01/2008 - 19:36.Produced by EARTH LIBERATION PRISONERS SUPPORT NETWORK
"The whole experience has been tough, but all the kind and strengthening
words and wise thoughts from strangers made it much easier!"
(Former Swedish Animal Rights Prisoner)
Welcome to the June 2008 edition of Spirit of Freedom. As ELP goes to print
we look around the world and see a tragedy of events unfolding. In America,
vegan activist Eric McDavid has been sentenced to just under 20 years
imprisonment for THINKING about carrying out direct action. In Britain,
vegan activist Sean Kirtley has been sentenced to over four years
imprisonment for running a website that encouraged lawful direct action. In read more »
111 nations, but not US, adopt cluster bomb treaty
Submitted by pirate on Fri, 05/30/2008 - 20:25.
By SHAWN POGATCHNIK, Associated Press May 30, 2008
DUBLIN, Ireland - Diplomats from 111 nations formally adopted a landmark treaty banning cluster bombs on Friday after futile calls for participation by the weapons' biggest makers and users, particularly the United States. read more »
Global Warming to Heat Up
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 22:04.GLOBAL WARMING TO HEAT UP
Thomas Riggins
Well we have learned lately that we have a global warming crisis and we must do something about carbon emissions (CO2 and other greenhouse gases) or else the earth is doomed.
But we also know that capitalism exists to make profits and that given the choice of making money now and killing off the planet in a hundred years or so, profit now wins.
Environmentalists who had hoped the high coast of oil and gas would limit consumption and help reduce pollution will be disappointed. All over the world governments and companies are turning to coal for new power plants. Coal is the worse of all the carbon based pollution sources-- much worse than oil and gas. read more »
New Media Island Forums
Submitted by pirate on Tue, 05/20/2008 - 08:27.express yourself freely on the forums .
TERROR AND CONSENT
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/19/2008 - 16:29.PHILIP BOBBITT’S “TERROR AND CONSENT: THE WARS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY”
Thomas Riggins
Bobbitt is a distinguished professor of constitutional law holding degrees from Princeton, Yale and Oxford. He has served in important government positions under Presidents Carter, Bush 1 and Clinton. He is now at both the University of Texas and Columbia University. His theories on history and the origins of terrorism are widely respected and his books are used as college texts. His views have influenced not only Hillary Clinton but also John Howard the former Prime Minister of Australia. There is an informative article about his career and ideas in Wikopedia and also about his earlier work “The Shield of Achilles" (900 pages). read more »



