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[Bil'in] Undercovers arrest Palestinian youth at his place of work

Anonyme, Thursday, November 19, 2009 - 17:19 ( | | | | )

19 November 2009

In an escalation of the recent arrest campaign conducted by the Israeli military in attempt to crush the popular struggle against the Wall in the village, an undercover army unit invaded Bil'in this morning and arrested a local youth, 19 year old Mohammad Yassin.

In the morning hours of Thursday, 19 November 2009, a civilian Isuzu pickup with undercover soldiers dressed as Palestinians, drove into the village of Bil'in, searching for residents suspected of organizing and participating in the village's weekly demonstrations. At around 9am, the soldiers arrived at the garage where Yassin works and arrested him. The arrest involved the beating of Yassin himself, as well as of his brother and his mother, who assumed that the disguised soldiers were just random by-passers attacking their kin.



A Dreadful Tale of What America Has Become- Aung San Suu Kyi, Omar Khadr, and Barack Obama

Anonyme, Monday, November 16, 2009 - 10:00 ( | | | | | )

November 16, 2009
- John Chuckman

During his trip to Asia, President Obama called for the government of Burma to release Aung San Suu Kyi, a noted dissident who has spent years under house arrest.

It made headlines, a fact which tells us more about the role of media as an outlet for government press releases than in communicating genuine news.

Obama’s was hardly a brave or innovative act when you consider that it is a universally-condemned military junta keeping Aung San Suu Kyi penned up.



Vigil and picket: Justice for Anas Bennis!

Anonyme, Sunday, November 15, 2009 - 22:54 ( | | )

Like many others, Mohamed Anas Bennis was a victim of the SPVM. On December 1st 2009, let us honour his memory and renew our call for justice in his death. Please join us on December 1st at the corner of Côte-Des-Neiges and Kent to denounce the impunity of the montreal police and to remember Anas, and all the victims of police murders. Read the rest here »»

www.justicepouranas.org


[Palestine] 18 Demonstrators arrested after a Gate in the Wall was Breached in Deir alGhussoun

Anonyme, Sunday, November 15, 2009 - 03:19 ( | | | )

14 November 2009
(إصابة متظاهر واعتقال ثمانية عشر شابا خلال مظاهرة ضد الجدار العنصري في دير الغصون)

The protesters were arrested as the demonstration was coming to an end, by soldiers who invaded the village and flanked them from the back.

Eighteen demonstrators were arrested today in the West Bank village of Deir alGhussoun, north of Tul Karem, after Israel's Separation Wall was breached by Palestinian, Israeli and international protesters. The protesters intended to march to village's lands that were left isolated behind the Wall, and managed to break open one of the barrier's gates.



St. Petersburg Declaration by some secular muslims

Anonyme, Thursday, November 5, 2009 - 13:31 ( | | | | )

We are secular Muslims, and secular persons of Muslim societies. We are believers, doubters, and unbelievers, brought together by a great struggle, not between the West and Islam, but between the free and the unfree.

www.secularislam.org/


Venezuela: The error of being Lusbi Portillo

Anonyme, Tuesday, November 3, 2009 - 11:20 ( | | | | | )

* The latest demonstration of political criminalization of autonomous social movements by the Venezuelan government is exposed by Rafael Uzcategui, a member of the anarchist collective El Libertario.

As this text is written, Lusbi Portillo, professor at Zulia University (in Maracaibo) and environmental activist in solidarity with the indigenous movement is in hiding to protect his life and physical integrity. During the events of October 13 in the Sierra de Perijá two yukpas were killed and five more wounded in a conflict arising from the demarcation of indigenous land. The regional police announced that an arrest warrant against the professor for “drug possession” was imminent. This is not the first time the professor is criminalized for his active solidarity with the demands of the original peoples, but because the way the events are evolving – an investigation of the events has been decreed “national security” by the authorities – he decided to take preventive measures by going into hiding.

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www.nodo50.org/ellibertario


Venezuela: Demarcation without land, criminalization and death for indigenous struggle

Anonyme, Thursday, October 15, 2009 - 16:01 ( | | | | | )

* The editorial collective of El Libertario denounces the criminal attack that took place on October 13, 2009 against the Yukpa people in the Sierra of Perija in Western Venezuela, resulting in two indigenous persons dead and several wounded. The following article –about the tactic and strategy of “Revolutionary Venezuelan” Ethnocide- describes the events.

www.nodo50.org/ellibertario


Palestinian Youth Murdered by Israeli Army

Michael Lessard, Sunday, October 4, 2009 - 10:58 ( | | | )

[CMAQ note: it is reported that the gravely injured person was left unattended for 30 minutes on the ground, because the army prevented anyone from helping.]

On Wednesday, 30 September 2009, the Israeli army murdered a Palestinian youth outside his school, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam high school in Yabad village, west of Jenin. This school had been closed from 2001-2006.



UN Ahmadinejad speech 2009/Not anti-semitic, but right criticism on Israel

Anonyme, Saturday, October 3, 2009 - 17:50 ( | | | | | | )

Not only the Western walkout at the UN 2009 Ahmadinejad speech is a part of a repeating show, consciously the Western countries make no distinction between Ahmadinejad's just criticism on Israel and his alleged ''anti-semitic rhetoric''

Since the Western countries are directly and indirectly supporting the Israeli occupation, it is a shame and disgrace, that they walkout at this very speech, which brings into light the Israeli war-crimes and the Western implicite consent.



Quebec Court rejects Bil'ins' (Palestine) claim against builders registered in Quebec

Michael Lessard, Friday, October 2, 2009 - 16:01 ( | | | )

photo of faces: in front is Mohammad Khatib, behind we see his Israeli lawyer Emily ScheafferPalestinian village's Court Case is dismissed by Quebec Judge

Montreal, September 28th, 2009 (Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East) - In his decision of September 18th, Judge Louis-Paul Cullen of the Superior Court of Quebec dismissed the case of the Palestinian village of Bil'in which had filed a lawsuit against Green Mount International Inc. and Green Park International Inc., two companies registered in Quebec and involved in the construction of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The judge based his argument on the legal exception of forum non conveniens, arguing that Quebec courts lacked jurisdiction to adjudicate, arguing that the case must be decided in Israeli courts.



Venezuela: The murderers can not make justice. On the exhumations of the Caracazo

Anonyme, Thursday, October 1, 2009 - 17:13 ( | | | )

* Different organizations and individuals from Venezuela with tradition in the social struggles linked to different anti-authoritarian and critical leftist approaches, with whom we have converged at the space called INSURGENTES, set position before the exhumations of the Caracazo.

www.nodo50.org/ellibertario


Filipino workers say "Never Again"

Anonyme, Tuesday, September 22, 2009 - 22:36 ( | | | | | | )

Workers belonging to the Coalition Against Contractualization (KONTRA) today marched to Mendiola to mark the anniversary of the signing of Proclamation 1081 that imposed Martial Law 37 years ago and to reaffirm their vows to never again let the country slip into darkness.

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[Canada] Propaganda posing as analysis: the case of Tom Flanagan and intervening abroad

Anonyme, Tuesday, September 22, 2009 - 08:57 ( | | | | | )

When I read "Intervening abroad: Do we have the means to match our will?" in the Globe and Mail by Tom Flanagan, I could only wonder at the basis of tenure in our universities, for, truly, here are bits of weak observation, clichés, and half-truths pasted together and offered as analysis. Worse, there is a thread of partisan propaganda holding the bits together like a string of beads.

“Harper announced that his Conservative government would adhere to the national interest in formulating Canada's foreign policy…”



World campaign to boycott Chiquita for its support of the Coup d’ Etat in Honduras

Anonyme, Monday, September 21, 2009 - 18:29 ( | | | | | )

We are promoting a world campaign to boycott Chiquita which supports the Coup d'Etat in Honduras. It is very important to spread the word in these critical moments and to try to help the Resistence to defeat coup participants.



The Top Twenty Forbidden Truths of Humanity

Anonyme, Saturday, September 19, 2009 - 12:44 ( | | | | )

The human species is diseased, devolving, and doomed to extinction. Here are the top twenty Forbidden Truths of this pathetic species, that prove the argument that humanity is unworthy of continuing to exist.

forbiddentruth.8k.com


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