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Se puede? Not by protest alone |
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by James Cooke |
05 May 2006
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It only took a day for the effect of the immigration protests to be known. On May 2nd politicians from both parties gave a wealth of interviews and speeches that clarified their positions: nothing had changed. In fact, many had remarked that the protest had a ‘backlash effect’, hardening and inflaming the already conservative opinions of Republicans, while dulling the already flimsy stance of Democrats. Trent Lott, in speaking for many on the right, implied that a massive deportation sweep during the protests would have been appropriate, given that “we had ‘em all in a bunch”. |
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News :: Human Rights : International : Politics |
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1,000's clash in Korean resistance to U.S. base expansion |
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by jepu |
05 May 2006
Modified: 07:38:11 AM |
 Korean farmers and supporters defy brutal eviction for U.S. base expansion
May 4th, 2006 at 5:00am, the Korean Ministry of National Defense (MND) made its fourth attempt to occupy the villages of Daechuri and Doduri and crush the resistance to U.S. military base expansion. This time, they came with 12,000 riot police, 1,500 plain-clothes hired 'workers', who are notorious, right wing ex-military strike breakers, and 3,000 Korean soldiers and army engineers. |
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News :: International : Media |
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The SHORTWAVE REPORT 5/5/06 ¡LISTEN GLOBALLY! |
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by Dan Roberts |
04 May 2006
Modified: 05:51:20 PM |
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A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Cuba, Spain, and Russia. |
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The implications of the immigrant demonstrations for the class struggle in America |
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by Statement of the Socialist Equality Party |
04 May 2006
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The demonstrations, strikes and boycotts by immigrant workers in cities across the United States are an indication of a sharpening of the class struggle, both in the US and internationally.
Literally millions took to the streets May 1 in cities from Los Angeles to New York, Miami to Seattle and scores of towns in between. This mass protest movement, which has been building since March, is without precedent in both its size and its national scope.
Those who demonstrated and walked off their jobs did so in defiance of warnings by President Bush as well as Democratic politicians. They also took action in the face of naked intimidation posed by recent nationwide factory raids, as well as threats of arrest and deportation by the government and violence by elements of the extreme right.
A layer of workers treated as social pariahs by the US government has suddenly emerged as a militant, potent and vocal social force. |
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why second tower to be "hit" was first to be pulled worldwide exclusive VIDEO |
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by Matt Marriott |
04 May 2006
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The bombs detonated to simulate the second impact didn't go as good as with the first "impact".
That's why the second tower to be "hit" was the first to be pulled.
This time it isn't a video hoaxed by CNN in real-time or released "short after" being hoaxed..
It is what the illuminati media until now kept away from the public: what hundreds with video and cameras got.
In the case of the second tower: some of the bombs used to suggest the wings, started to mix with the explosives set to implode it.
That's why the tower had to be pulled immediately.
Revealed worldwide first time by Matt Marriott, also the first to explain
- the WTC "impacts" (suggestion technique, with the CNN plane, added with software, disappearing behind the burning tower just before the "impact");
- the dead "passengers", a (suggestion created by murdering previously Barbara Olson)
- the pre-condition for the operation "mass slaughter in Lower Manhattan (the murder of Massood in northern Afghanistan, September 9, 2001). |
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