Police Chief, Community Activists to Speak at Action Network Forum May 31
Mark Gabrish Conlan,
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San Diego police chief David Bejarano has agreed to speak to the San Diego Action Network Friday, May 31, 6:30 p.m., at the Joyce Beers Community Center on Vermont Street, north of University Avenue in Hillcrest, on allegations that San Diego police officers have used excessive force in recent encounters with Latinos and others. Bejarano will speak as part of a panel including local Latino activists Christian Ramirez of the American Friends Service Committee and Benjamin Prado of the Raza Rights Coalition, who have been seeking a face-to-face meeting with the chief for over a year on the issue of police uses of force.
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BTL:Carter Trip to Cuba Sabotaged by Bush Administration...
Interview by Between the Lines' Denise Manzar,
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Wayne Smith is the former chief of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana under the Carter administration and is a senior fellow at the Center for International Policy. He spoke with Denise Manzari about Carter's historic visit to Cuba and the Bush administration's hardline policy toward Castro
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Pushing the DEA back.
Americans for Safe Access,
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The Bush administration via the DEA has attacked patients and their caregivers in California that use medical marijuana. This is a call to act to send a message that the majority of people support an end to the war on drugs.
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"War On Terror Not Over Yet" Emperor Declares
Lonely Jawa -- FFI,
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It's believed that Skywalker was specifically trained by infamous terrorist O bin Wankanobi. Wankanobi, occasionally called "Ben" and easily recognized by his bearded visage and long, flowing robes, achieved near-martyr status among the Rebels after his death last year during a spy mission.
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Nonviolent Activists Block NATO for 30 Minutes--3 activists arrested
War Resisters' International,
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![Nonviolent Activists Block NATO for 30 Minutes--3 activists arrested]()
Declaring that "Peace is too important to be left to the military," an international group of conscientious objectors and anti-militarists from Spain, Croatia, Macedonia, Turkey, Finland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Britain and France, blocked the main gate of NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, for about 30 minutes. Three activists, two of whom tried to lock on to the gate in order to close it, were arrested during the action, but released about one hour later. Photo shows front of main gate of NATO with two activists on the ground.
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Deadly Connections
Carol Brouillet,
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When the wage slaves find out how they have been sucked into one system of slavery for them, and another whole reality of privilege for others they are going to say boo hoo and get right back to work, just like we trained em... ehehehehehheeee work you slaves your corporate masters want more moeny!!! Pay your taxes you losers!! Eat the poison food we give you and be happy we don't just kill right now with a suit case nuke... yeah
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Weed, Youth And The Revolution
rosa,
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Here are excerpts from the debate on http://2changetheworld.info -- the online discussion site focused on the Draft Programme of the Revolutionary Communist Party,USA and the strategy for revolution in the U.S.
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Espinosa, Day Host Uneasy Neighbors Showing at USD
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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Filmmakers Paul Espinosa and Mark Day showed Espinosas 1989 documentary Uneasy Neighbors, about migrant workers in North County, and scenes from a film in progress called Pain and Privileges in Peñasquitos about the July 5, 2000 attack on five migrants by eight teenage boys in Rancho Peñasquitos. Espinosa noted that, though Uneasy Neighbors was made in 1989, its issues of race, class and the lack of affordable housing in San Diego County were still relevant. At present Espinosa and Day are seeking funding to complete the Peñasquitos film.
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6th National Conference On Raza Prisoners and Colonialism
Committee On Raza Rights,
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6th National Conference On Raza Prisoners and Colonialism
ACABAR CON EL TERRORISMO EN LAS PRISIONES
JUSTICIA Y DIGNIDAD PARA TODOS
6th Annual Conference On Raza Prisoners And Colonialism
End Prison Terror - Justice And Dignity For All
Saturday, May 18, 2002
Riverside, Califaztlan
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ACTIVIST NEWS: MAY 9 - 16: UNEASY NEIGHBORS, AL NAKBA, Malcolm X Library, Women'
Activist San Diego,
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This is the newsletter that is broadcast and posted by Activist San Diego. It will help you find events related to social justice, human rights, political awareness, cultural diversity, the environment, and arts & culture. If you have any questions about it, please write to  asdnewsletter@aol.com
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14days that changed France
Hichem Karoui,
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Do you imagine the nuclear bomb in the hands of Le pen? Another French friend asked.
The least we can say so far is that we have escaped something nobody could ever imagine. To say that people were as frightened as if they were living a nightmare is perhaps not excessive.
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Setting a New Direction
GC,
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God's power the sages say, is benevolent to noble souls, terrifying to the evil-minded, beautiful and sweet to the devoted, and is everything to those who seek the truth...
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USA: Treatment of prisoners in Afghanistan
Amnesty International,
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The US government has refused to grant any of the detainees in Afghanistan or Guantánamo Bay prisoner of war status, or to bring any disputed cases before a competent tribunal as required under the Geneva Conventions.
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Original Woodstock site is being threatened by corporate interests
SW,
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In Bethel, NY, the town where the original Woodstock festival took place in 1969, is now being threatened by corporate interests who want to bulldoze the site and turn it into a tourist/commercialized area for those who wish to see the site where the legendary event took place. We can put a stop to this if enough people are aware of it. Pass the word around...
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