New Orleans: Tasers, Pepper Gas Greet Protesters At City Hall
Police attacked housing rights activists locked out a City Council meeting to vote on the demolition of public housing. One…
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights
Tagged: Katrina, New Orleans
NSPD-51 and the Potential for a Coup d’état by National Emergency
Staff December 20, 2007 6 Comments on NSPD-51 and the Potential for a Coup d’état by National Emergency
By William H. White December 18, 2007 NOTE TO THE READER: This paper addresses the possibility of a coup d’état…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Election
New Orleans Coalition To City Hall: No To Demolitions
Michael Steinberg December 19, 2007 0 Comments on New Orleans Coalition To City Hall: No To Demolitions
The Coalition To Stop Demolition held a press conference at City Hall yesterday to implore the City Council and Mayor…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Media
Tagged: Katrina, New Orleans
Future Direction of the Peace Movement – the Continued Debate
Gregg Robinson December 18, 2007 2 Comments on Future Direction of the Peace Movement – the Continued Debate
Ed: With Gregg Robinson’s post, we continue the much needed debate on the future direction of the antiwar movement. Gregg…
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights, Election, Media, Organizing, Peace Movement, War and Peace
CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS MOUNTS (satire)
Click on the image to see a format large enough that you may read it on your monitor, then depending…
Polls results! Our Democratic candidate is…
Dennis Kucinich, by slightly more than half! 61 votes. Wow! Thanks for participating. Results: Joe Biden 0% Hillary Clinton 2%…
Posted in: Election
OB Rag Retrospective: Fall 1972 – the Rag & Other OB Alternatives Going Full Blast
Frank Gormlie December 15, 2007 1 Comment on OB Rag Retrospective: Fall 1972 – the Rag & Other OB Alternatives Going Full Blast
By Fall of 1972, it was the OB Rag’s second birthday – the beginning of its third year, and the…
Posted in: Media, OB Time Machine, Ocean Beach, Organizing
Bill of Rights, CANCELED!
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Posted in: Civil Rights
The Anti-War Movement Needs This Debate: Why Is There Is No Mass in Our Mass Movement?
Frank Gormlie December 13, 2007 11 Comments on The Anti-War Movement Needs This Debate: Why Is There Is No Mass in Our Mass Movement?
Indebted is how I feel towards activists like Gregg Robinson and Rick Nadeau and Tom Hayden, for they all have…
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Election, Media, Organizing, Peace Movement, War and Peace
History Always Has Surprises
December 12, 2007 The first meeting since Annapolis between Israel and Palestinian negotiators took place today. A report by the…
Posted in: War and Peace, World News
High Noon in New Orleans: Anti-Demolition Protesters Storm Federal Building
Michael Steinberg December 13, 2007 0 Comments on High Noon in New Orleans: Anti-Demolition Protesters Storm Federal Building
Today protesters fighting to save New Orleans public housing from demolition stormed the federal building. At high noon today, demonstrators…
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights, Organizing
Tagged: Katrina, New Orleans
Anti-Thomas Jefferson Political Spot (1800)
From the PBS Documentary Vote For Me: Politics in America and cnam2000
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