ACTION ALERT: Tell UN to stop US sabotage of Weapons Inspections in Iraq!
Dan Brown,
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Contact UNMOVIC, IAEA, the Secretary-General, and the permanent members of the UN Security Council!
Complete contact information included!
Suggested points to make:
1. Get the inspectors back in Iraq as soon as possible and REJECT US attempts to STOP Iraq weapons inspections!
2..Reject US attempts to turn Iraqi inspections into a "poison pill" with new UN resolutions that Iraq can't accept, giving US an excuse to invade Iraq.
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A Thousand Points of Gloom
D.O.,
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The bellicose, greed-driven, anti-life policies of the present occupants in the Whitehouse leaves one to wonder just where all this Medieval gloom will lead and begs the question: why do so many others seem to follow?
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Will America be destroyed?
Pastor Michael Treis,
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Why was America attacked? Why does the government take away more & more rights? Why does the government murder Americans without consequence? Why is America headed into the toilet? What can I do? Answers are here!
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Over 300 Turn Out for Rally Against Anti-Queer Hate Crimes
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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Over 300 Queer people and their supporters turned out for a rally and march outside the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Community Center in Hillcrest September 27 to protest three recent hate-related assaults against Queer men in Hillcrest and North Park. The event was sponsored by the Center and the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Student Union at San Diego State University, and featured hate-crime victim Bernie Canotal, community activist Nicole Murray-Ramirez and George Biagi of City Councilmember Toni Atkins staff as speakers. But neither Atkins herself (who was at a fundraiser for the National Womens Political Caucus that night) nor any other elected official attended personally.
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Photos of Rally and March Against Hate Crimes, 9/27/02
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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Photos of rally and march sponsored by the San Diego Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Community Center and Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Student Union (LGBTSU) at San Diego State University to build public awareness of the recent assaults against Gay men in Hillcrest and North Park. First two pictures are hate crime victim Bernie Canotal and City Council staff member George Biagi. [Copyright (c) 2002 by Mark Gabrish Conlan for Zenger's Newsmagazine.] (article 1)
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Randall Hamud: Arab-American Attorney Warns of Loss of U.S. Democracy
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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Randall B. Hamud, Arab-American attorney in San Diego, spoke to the Peace and Democracy Task Force of the First Unitarian-Universalist Church in Hillcrest September 24. He accused the U.S. government of a take-no-prisoners attitude towards Arab and Muslim Americans, aimed more at driving them out of the country than actually catching the handful of them who might be engaged in terrorism. Hamud also argued that his community is being racially profiled, and that the U.S. governments hard-line attitude both at home and abroad with the PATRIOT Act as well as the threatened war on Iraq is part of a long-term plan to get rid of American democracy and civil rights and further its imperial ambitions worldwide.
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Sheila Kuehl, First Openly Queer CA Legislator, Speaks in San Diego
Mark Gabrish Conlan (transcriber),
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Transcript of the speech California State Senator Sheila Kuehl, former "Dobie Gillis" TV star who became the first openly Queer member of the California state legislature in 1994, gave to the predominantly Queer San Diego Democratic Club at its annual Freedom Banquet September 14. The post also includes the introduction by local Assemblymember Denise Moreno Ducheny.
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Transcript of Medical Marijuana Rally, San Diego Community Concourse, 9/25/02
Mark Gabrish Conlan & Charles Nelson,
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One day after the personal garden of medical marijuana users Steve McWilliams and Barbara MacKenzie was raided by local law enforcement agents under the direction of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), members and supporters of Shelter from the Storm, the medical marijuana support organization McWilliams and MacKenzie founded, rallied in protest at the San Diego Community Concourse and San Diego Federal Building September 25. The transcript also includes their presentation to a City Council committee the same day, and Councilmember George Stevens' surprisingly strong statement of support for their cause.
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Transcript of Medical Marijuana Giveaway, San Diego Community Concourse, 9/17/02
Mark Gabrish Conlan (transcriber),
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On September 17, 2002, Steve McWilliams and Kelly Harvey of Shelter from the Storm led a free medical marijuana giveaway to licensed medical users in the Community Concourse near San Diego City Hall. The action was part of a statewide series of solidarity events in connection with the September 6 raid on a medical marijuana provider in Santa Cruz, and though a DEA spokesperson said the timing was "coincidence," McWilliams is convinced the September 24 raid on his own marijuana garden was DEA and local law enforcement's retaliation against him for sponsoring this action.
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Queer Demos Stiff Labor, Endorse Business-Backed Candidates
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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At the predominantly Queer San Diego Democratic Clubs September 14 Freedom Banquet, the groups biggest fundraiser of the year, club members and endorsed candidates alike paid tribute to organized labor as a key coalition partner. But at the clubs next regular meeting September 26, the members present voted to endorsed two business-supported candidates, Kathy Nakamura for San Diego Unified School District board seat B and Steve Padilla for Mayor of Chula Vista, over their labor-backed opponents, Jeff Lee and Mary Salas, respectively.
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North County Protests Grow
mockiavelli,
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For the past three weeks, several North County residents from a wide variety of backgrounds and beliefs have given up their lunchtime hours to go to Representative Randy Cunningham’s Escondido office (at 615 E. Valley Parkway) to let him and their fellow citizens know how they feel about our nation’s continued expansion of the 'War on Terror'. (article 1)
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Bowling for Columbine: Michael Moores Nerviest Film Yet
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,
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Michael Moore's new film, "Bowling for Columbine," which opens in San Diego at Landmark Hillcrest Cinemas October 25, is his most bitter and cynical work yet. Inspired by the April 1999 murders of 12 students and one teacher at Columbine High School in Colorado, and modified in mid-production to include references to September 11, Moore's film lacks the faith of his previous movies in the goodness of the American people and portrays them as nearly as warped as their governmental and corporate leaders.
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Who Owns US?
Jon Chance,
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Who "owns U.S."? Is the "U.S. government" a private corporation? If so, why protest individual sub-corporations rather than taking lawful action against the biggest coup d'etat in history?
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protest in Washington DC October 26th
ANSWER,
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On Saturday, October 26, 2002 -- the first anniversary of the signing of the so-called Patriot Act -- anti-war, civil rights, labor, student and other forces are joining together to launch a massive international mobilization in opposition to a new war against the people of Iraq.
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SDSU's Students Against Sweatshops Anti-GAP Protest
Donny,
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Friday, September 27th- SDSU Students Against Sweatshops gathered on 5th Avenue infront of the GAP for an organized demonstration. The goal was to educate passer-byers of the luridly inhumane labor practices and environmental destruction the GAP (companies associated with the GAP) is responsible for.
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