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PFP Gubernatorial Candidate Alexander Condemns UC Tuition Hikes |
by Stewart A. Alexander
stewartalexander4paf (nospam) ca.rr.com (verified) |
21 Nov 2009
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Stewart Alexander says, “It is time for students to revolt, not by laying in the streets and not by organizing student demonstrations chanting ‘Shame on you!’ It must be a revolt using voter registration cards and making a change in the voting booth; this will be the only student action that the Democrats and Republicans will understand.” |
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News :: Globalization : International : Politics |
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Zhibin Gu: how China's outsourcing, logistics, finance, tech, manufacturing centers are created? |
by Asia study forum
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21 Nov 2009
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how to walk out the mud of global financial cisis? How to get better world politics and business map? Is Chinese century arriving sooner? What is really behind all the changes inside Chinese and Indian politics, business, finance and society? Get most provocative economic and political lessons and knowledge from a timely book covering long history and revolution of both Mao's era and current capitalist revolution in relation to world finance, competition, and entrepreneurship. |
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Why I’m More Inspired by UC Student Actions than I am by NYC Student Actions |
by Farah Khimji
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20 Nov 2009
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why am i writing this? well, i’ve been thinking about a lot of things lately, one of them being my very deep dissatisfaction and feeling of alienation from “the radical scene” in new york. these feelings come not from the fact that i don’t share similar political beliefs – i’m as much an anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian, smash-hierarchy kind of person as the next anarcho-dude. my dissatisfaction & alienation come from not feeling a part of (nor wanting to be a part of) the sort of material trappings of the anarchist scene. |
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Obama's Fraudulent "Job Summit" |
by Workers Action
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20 Nov 2009
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If the President had offered us a job summit a year ago, he might have been taken seriously. Now, however, after more than six million jobs have been lost — and with the bottom still falling — Obama’s brain storming get-together can only be treated with contempt, if not outrage.
What is needed is immediate action, not idle chatter. We already know what works: federal stimulus money channeled directly towards job creation, a public works campaign to help rebuild the U.S. crumbling infrastructure, full funding for education and social services, and more. |
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LOCAL Announcement :: International |
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Dec 6th Greek Solidarity Demo |
by Jake
trenchesfullofpoets (nospam) riseup.net (verified) |
20 Nov 2009
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Remember, Remeber, the 6th of December
Northeast Day of Actions in Solidarity
with the Greek Anti-Authoritarian Movemet
Against State Repression, From the Left or Right
In Boston, we will meet on the Copley Square green at 4pm and march to the consulate building (on Beacon st, between Arlington and Charles st) |
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So Many Goals Yet So Mired |
by Sudhama Ranganathan
uconnharassment (nospam) gmail.com (unverified) |
20 Nov 2009
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When voters decided they were fed up with the status quo they did something about it. They began when in the the 2006 elections it was proclaimed loud and clear change was back on the menu and in high demand. People were force fed bunk from the Bush administration regarding a whole host of things not the least of which concerned the war on terror and its' direction. In relation Iraq was a giant mess and we are still dealing with and cleaning up the aftermath of that mistake. Then the 2008 elections ended and three weeks later it was miraculously pronounced we had been in a recession for at least a year when prior to that although Americans kept asking the answer was no. |
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News :: Globalization : International : Labor |
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Zhibin Gu: globalization map: China, India, and next stage world politics, finance, leadership and competition |
by Asia study forum
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20 Nov 2009
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Which nation is to lead the world beyond global financial crisis, China, US, India, or Europe? What political and economic factors are crucial to enter the next stage world development and growth? |
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