Live Blogging from San Diego: the Egyptian Revolution – Day 18
5:37 am pst NBC News reported Friday that Mubarak had left Cairo, citing a high-ranking official and a security source….
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5:37 am pst NBC News reported Friday that Mubarak had left Cairo, citing a high-ranking official and a security source….
By Al Jazeera / February 11, 2011 Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters are expected to march onto the streets…
8:44 pm PST It is Friday, Feb. 11th, in Egypt and massive demonstrations are expected in Cairo and elsewhere. They…
Where “Inalienable Rights” Have No Meaning
by Roberto Rodriquez / CounterPunch / February 9, 2011
Jose Olivas holds a drawing of a baby as he protests against Arizona’s Senate bill 1308 and 1309 outside Arizona’s Capitol building in Phoenix, Arizona, 7 February 2011. The two bills seek to overrule the 14th amendment of the US constitution by denying American citizenship to children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants.
Late in the afternoon on Friday, February 4th, approximately 200 people gathered to show solidarity with the people of Egypt, and stood before the Federal Building in downtown San Diego.
One of the main chants: “Egypt, Egypt – will be free!”
By Al Norman/ Huffington Post/ February 4, 2011
It’s clear now who is running San Diego.
Wal-Mart needed only 8 weeks and maybe thirty thousand dollars to scare the daylights out of the City Council in San Diego. One local official in San Diego, California called it a “dark day for democracy.”
As your intrepid OB Rag reporters drove into the mall parking lot – having just driven up from San Diego, the main thing we saw was all the cops and sheriffs moving about, getting coffee, getting into position, milling about. As we parked and sought relief in the caverns of the Rancho Mirage mall, we could also see that there were many more demonstrators than mall customers roaming about.
A little before 1pm, we ambled over to the rally spot …
Did you watch the State of the Union address by President Obama tonight? Paul Ryan’s rebuttal? Michele Bachmann as she stared off into space?
Let’s hear your thoughts…
by JEC
On Monday, January 24th USAToday ran a major feature on Ronald Reagan. The Ronald Reagan I remember is very different from the idealized version offered in that paper.
As Governor, Reagan helped California’s public schools slip from #2 ranking to a #26 in just 8 years; in the aftermath of the killings at Kent State in May, 1970, to calm the exploding emotions Governor Reagan declared that:
“If blood is to run in the streets so be it!”
Former Contras Founder Pushes Right-Wing Agenda While Contracting With American Agencies Editor: San Diegan and former spook for the CIA,…
Something happened over this weekend at the other end of the country that gives us a preview of how the…
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