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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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This is the first single released from The Last Internationale’s second album, “Choose Your Killer.” In the spirit of mutual aid, you can set your own download price anywhere from $0.00 upwards. Your support is greatly appreciated. Full-length studio album coming Summer 2010!
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IW: While faux progressive sites like Daily Kos and MoveOn have threatened Kucinich for not voting for the toothless health insurance bill, independent media site like Black Agenda Report and Democracy Now! have lobbed softballs his way. Even Nader refused to directly criticize Kucinich in his roll in mollifying a potential break away of progressives […]
Filed under: 3rd party, Action Alert!, activism, Anti-War, cynthia mckinney, elections, grassroots democracy, Green Party, health care, Healthcare, News, politics, US Politics | Tagged: Democracy Now, Rep. Dennis Kucinich | 2 Comments »
IW: One of our regular readers has complained that we should not reflect Democracy Now! stories. The complaint is based on the valid point that Democrcay Now! does not give equal time to reporting on Green Party candidates. Because of that this reader feels we should not promote the show.
Filed under: debate, election, elections, grassroots democracy, Green Party, media, News | Tagged: Democracy Now, equal time, Poll | 2 Comments »
David Rovics Updates New video on YouTube With Abraham Lincoln being talked about in the media more than at any time that I can recall, I thought I’d write a song about John Brown. I think it’s one of the best songs I’ve written. It was recorded in my living room with a camcorder and […]
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Worse than an Earthquake: Peace Activist Kathy Kelly on the Destruction in Gaza from democracynow.org Kathy Kelly is the executive director of Voices for Creative Nonviolence [and a founding members of Voices in the Wilderness.] AMY GOODMAN: I wanted to ask what you think of your fellow Chicagoan who has just become President of the […]
Filed under: international politics, News, Peace, Political Websites, To Study Up On Nonviolence, US Politics | Tagged: afghanistan, Democracy Now, Iraq | Leave a Comment »
Hope you will continue to check into onthewilderside for our coverage, third party input, BOOG City commentators, etc. Though, you might also want to play Democracy Now! in the background. On their web-site (and I think in cooperating sites like Common Dreams, Alternet, etc.) they have great Election Night Coverage. And, one of the panelists […]
Filed under: campaign 2008, Election 2008, Election Night 2008, presidential race, progressive politics | Tagged: Amy Goodman, black agenda report, Democracy Now, glenn ford | Leave a Comment »
from democracynow.org JUAN GONZALEZ: Cynthia McKinney, two minutes on your views on the tone of the campaign and some of the exchange between Senator McCain and Senator Obama about John Lewis? CYNTHIA McKINNEY: Well, I would rather give my impressions of what differentiates the campaigns of independent and third-party candidates, and that is, I believe […]
Filed under: cynthia mckinney, debate, election, Green Party Websites, Green Presidential Campaign 2008, News, Political Websites, presidential race, US Politics | Tagged: Democracy Now, Ralph Nader | Leave a Comment »
Well, not entirely. Kimberly writes: As you may recall, Al Sharpton was among civil rights leaders who, in May 2008, protested in NYC over the police shooting and killing of unarmed bridegroom Sean Bell. The protest was successful in that it was big, non-violent, and had an impact on New York City traffic. While most […]
Filed under: activism, media, New York State Politics, News, Political Websites, progressive politics, To Study Up On Nonviolence, US Politics | Tagged: Al Sharpton, Amy Goodman, civil disobedience, courts, Democracy Now, Newsday, NYC, Police Abuse, police killing, protest, protesters, Sean Bell, UPI, verdicts | Leave a Comment »
From a Democracy Now! Report From a New Zealand media report: here. Pre-election Militarization of the North America Monday, 29 September 2008, 12:18 pm Michel Chossudovsky Pre-election Militarization of the North American Homeland. US Combat Troops in Iraq repatriated to “help with civil unrest” GlobalResearch.ca The Army Times reports that the 3rd Infantry’s 1st Brigade […]
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I had heard this story on Democracy Now! I did not realize the Green Party tie-in until I read it at Green Party Watch. So much information flowing through. The world is shifting…let’s not let it shift all the way towards oppression…
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KW: While it is tragic that the police in Minneapolis-St. Paul at the RNC wrongly arrested journalist Amy Goodman, and it must have been devasting for her to be manhandled and taken into custody, still… Doing an injustice to a high-profile person, and a journalist at that, was a big mistake for the police and […]
Filed under: media, News, Peace, presidential race, progressive politics | Tagged: Amy Goodman, Democracy Now, Pacifica Radio, WBAI | 1 Comment »
Highly respected alternative journalist Amy Goodman and two Democracy Now! producers unlawfully arrested at the RNC in Minnesota. ****** Update: The Huffington Post reports that all three Democracy Now! Journalists were released. Story here. ***** Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman was unlawfully arrested in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota at approximately 5 p.m. local time. Police […]
Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, media, News, Our Favorite Radio Stations, Political Websites, Press Release, US Politics | Tagged: Amy Goodman, Democracy Now, free press, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Pacifica Radio, Republican National Convention, RNC, Saint Paul, St. Paul, WBAI | Leave a Comment »
Action Alert from Sept. 1st: here. I think the whole thing with the Republican National Convention being shortened is interesting. Could there be more reason than just the hurricane? Changing the schedule will certainly affect the protest plans and media coverage. Weird video, showing activists in handcuffs and guarded by guns in a suburban backyard, […]
Filed under: media, presidential race, republican | Tagged: Amy Goodman, Democracy Now, Journalists, Minnesota, Saint Paul, St. Paul | Leave a Comment »
