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Architectural Occupation and Israel’s Borders
Hello, again, to everyone here in Amptoons Int3rWebzzz L4nd! It’s been a while since I’ve been posting on here, not sure why, crazy life got in the way, I guess. But I have been posting regularly at my blog The … Continue reading
Posted in Colonialism, In the news, Palestine & Israel
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Baliksambayanan: Day 1, "You are surrounded by Victims."
Cross-posted from The Mustard Seed. Latter on when I got back to the BAYAN office, after the noise barrage (and after having lunch with the Secretary-General of Bayan, Nato Reyes, in where I had a soft drink, rice, curry chicken, … Continue reading
Posted in International issues, Prisons and Justice and Police
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Baliksambayanan: Day 1, Getting Oriented
Cross-posted from The Mustard Seed. Today is the day I start my series on how my experience was in the Philippines. Basically I’ll be digging through my notebook and photos and will be posting a post or two a day … Continue reading
Posted in International issues
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My Trip in the Philippines
Mendiola St., Manila, Philippines: Protesters apart of BAYAN (Bagong Alyansang Makabayan) gather at Mendiola in Manila to oppose the president’s plans to change the constitution to allow her to become Prime Minister and hold power after 2010 (Photo by Jack … Continue reading
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Japanese Women Fight Back Against Domestic Violence
Found this good report on Al Jazeera English.
Posted in Families structures, divorce, etc, Feminism, sexism, etc, In the news
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Obama and Chavez: "Hombres del Fuego"
I knew Fox News was bad and wasn’t even really an actual journalistic television station, but this? Damn! The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M – Th 11p / 10c This Week in Demagogues – Ahmadinejad & Chavez thedailyshow.com Daily … Continue reading
Sometimes I Sit and Wonder…
…what exactly the Internet is for and what it has unleashed upon our society…
Posted in Mind-blowing Miscellania and other Neat Stuff
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33rd Carnival of Socialism
Jim Jay blogs:
The 33rd Carnival of Socialism is out now over at Harpy Marx. A damn fine job it is too!
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