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Manifestation en solidarité avec les Algonquins / Protest in solidarity with the Algonquins #Montreal

[When] Thursday, April 4, 2013 [Time] 2:00pm in EDT

[Where] Bureaux de PF Résolu / Resolute’s office - 111, rue Duke, Montréal

Depuis des décennies, l’industrie forestière coupe massivement dans la réserve faunique La Vérendrye et ailleurs sur le territoire algonquin. Les Algonquins qui vivent de la forêt voient leur mode de vie traditionnel disparaître en même temps qu’elle. Elle leur procure nourriture, médecine et éducation, en plus d’être essentielle à la pratique de leur spiritualité. L’été dernier, des familles algonquines se sont levées pour tenter de faire cesser les coupes à blanc sur le territoire absolument vital de …

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Wall Street Occupation Shifts From Parks To Sidewalks Near Stock Exchange
For the past four nights, protesters affiliated with Occupy Wall Street have camped out on sidewalks near the New York Stock Exchange, sleeping outside banks and handing out literature to financial district workers by day. Why hasn’t the NYPD swept in and crushed this dangerous nonviolent political demonstration? It seems Bloomberg’s army may be stymied (for now, at least) by a 2000 court ruling upholding protesters’ right to sleep on the sidewalk for political purposes, provided they don’t take up more than half the sidewalk.
Justin Wedes, a spokesperson for Occupy Wall Street, tells us, “We are bringing the truth about inequity in this country to the belly of the beast, so that the 1%—and the many 99%’ers—who live and work on Wall Street can see what Wall Street’s agenda of greed and corruption has done to Main Street.” Last night, according to a new @SleepOnWallSt Twitter feed, over 80 demonstrators spent the night on the sidewalk on Wall Street and Nassau Street. In a video interview, one demonstrator explained further:
What we’re doing here is kind of a complete return to what we originally planned on doing [at Zuccotti Park]. Union Square was kind of a healing process because we were beaten up and sick of Wall Street. We’re still sick of Wall Street. We can handle it in small doses, but now we’re back on Wall Street. This time we’re not committing any form of civil disobedience, we’re in full compliance with the law, we’re not disorderly in any way, we’re just providing silent messages. And it’s a really interesting phenomenon. We’ll eventually spread out to all of Wall Street. I kind of think of it like we’re a tumor and we’re going to keep growing and growing, in a cancerous sense… Of course, capitalism’s the real cancer.
As the “Sleep on Wall Street” cancer spreads to the surrounding area in the Spring weather, it will be interesting to see how Bloomberg and NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly react. After all, the NYPD has no problem acting extra-judicially to stifle dissent and dealing with the fallout in court later. If they lose, the City can always just cut a check to settle any pesky lawsuits! But down in DC, Occupy protesters camping outside banks have already been dragged off in handcuffs for engaging in “sleepful protest.”
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occupyallstreets:

Wall Street Occupation Shifts From Parks To Sidewalks Near Stock Exchange

For the past four nights, protesters affiliated with Occupy Wall Street have camped out on sidewalks near the New York Stock Exchange, sleeping outside banks and handing out literature to financial district workers by day. Why hasn’t the NYPD swept in and crushed this dangerous nonviolent political demonstration? It seems Bloomberg’s army may be stymied (for now, at least) by a 2000 court ruling upholding protesters’ right to sleep on the sidewalk for political purposes, provided they don’t take up more than half the sidewalk.

Justin Wedes, a spokesperson for Occupy Wall Street, tells us, “We are bringing the truth about inequity in this country to the belly of the beast, so that the 1%—and the many 99%’ers—who live and work on Wall Street can see what Wall Street’s agenda of greed and corruption has done to Main Street.” Last night, according to a new @SleepOnWallSt Twitter feed, over 80 demonstrators spent the night on the sidewalk on Wall Street and Nassau Street. In a video interview, one demonstrator explained further:

What we’re doing here is kind of a complete return to what we originally planned on doing [at Zuccotti Park]. Union Square was kind of a healing process because we were beaten up and sick of Wall Street. We’re still sick of Wall Street. We can handle it in small doses, but now we’re back on Wall Street. This time we’re not committing any form of civil disobedience, we’re in full compliance with the law, we’re not disorderly in any way, we’re just providing silent messages. And it’s a really interesting phenomenon. We’ll eventually spread out to all of Wall Street. I kind of think of it like we’re a tumor and we’re going to keep growing and growing, in a cancerous sense… Of course, capitalism’s the real cancer.

As the “Sleep on Wall Street” cancer spreads to the surrounding area in the Spring weather, it will be interesting to see how Bloomberg and NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly react. After all, the NYPD has no problem acting extra-judicially to stifle dissent and dealing with the fallout in court later. If they lose, the City can always just cut a check to settle any pesky lawsuits! But down in DC, Occupy protesters camping outside banks have already been dragged off in handcuffs for engaging in “sleepful protest.”

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March 16 & 17, 2012 Global Actions: #OccupyMonsanto

Today and tomorrow 30 actions in the US, and many more around the world!

Shut Down Monsanto and the Anti-Monsanto Project called for global days of action to shut down Monsanto on Friday and Saturday March 16 & 17.

Global Call to Action

Here’s the current list of actions:
  • USA
    • Stuttgart, AR
    • Yuma, AZ
    • Davis, CA
    • Los Angeles, CA
    • Oxnard, CA
    • Salinas, CA
    • Stockton, CA
    • Mystic, CT
    • Homestead, FL
    • Hilo, HI
    • Kihei, HI
    • Bloomington, IL
    • Wichita, KS
    • Luling, LA
    • Galena, MD
    • Saint Louis, MO
    • Bozeman, MT
    • Kannapolis, NC
    • Mt. Olive, NC
    • Cincinnati, OH (March 17)
    • Greenville, OH
    • Toledo, OH (Findlay)
    • Easton, PA
    • Hartsville, SC
    • College Station, TX (March 19)
    • Othello, WA
    • Seattle, WA - RSVP on Facebook, RSVP with GMO Free WA
    • Madison, WI
    • Middleton, WI
    • Washington, DC (March 16, March 30)
  • Africa
  • Asia
    • Japan
  • Australia and New Zealand
    • Brisbane
  • Canada
    • Winnipeg, Ontario
    • Guelph, Ontario
  • Europe
    • Denmark 
    • Dusseldorf, Germany
    • Norway
    • Scandinavia
    • Spain
    • Romania
  • Latin America
    • Argentina

Find a Monsanto location near you.

If you can’t make it to the protests in March, stay tuned for Occupy Monsanto, September 17, 2012.

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She is fighting the egyptian obscurantism in posing nude ! support her !

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Ukrainian Activist Group Femen Takes Topless Protest To The Vatican | Civil Liberties | AlterNet

Ukrainian feminists take their fight for women’s rights to the Holy See

November 10, 2011

A member of the Ukrainian women’s rights group Femen was detained in the Vatican on November 6 after holding a topless protest against the Roman Catholic Church’s “misogynist policies” under the balcony of Pope Benedict XVI.

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NATIONAL STUDENT WALK-OUT DAY
Wednesday, October 5th, 2011
Make a statement. Ditch school and go protest.
-and don’t just like it, REBLOG IT-
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NATIONAL STUDENT WALK-OUT DAY

Wednesday, October 5th, 2011

Make a statement. Ditch school and go protest.

-and don’t just like it, REBLOG IT-

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    • #national student walkout day
    • #walkout
    • #occupywallstreet
    • #occupy wall street
    • #occupy together
    • #occupy
    • #politics
    • #protest
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kwikset:

“Hey you jammers, dreamers, patriots and revolutionaries out there.
Our occupation of Wall Street is less than two weeks away … do we have it together?
The perpetrators of the massive financial fraud have been allowed to  slip quietly from the scene and continue business as usual. Our elected  representatives in Washington have become so tightly intertwined with  the financiers and bankers that public accountability has all but  vanished.
#OCCUPYWALLSTREET is  all about breaking up that cosy relationship between money and politics  and bringing the perpetrators of the financial crash of 2008 to justice.
On September 17, 20,000 of us will descend on Wall Street, the iconic  financial center of America, set up a peaceful encampment, hold a  people’s assembly to decide what our one demand will be, and carry out  an agenda of full-spectrum, absolutely nonviolent civil disobedience the  likes of which the country has not seen since the freedom marches of  the 1960s.
From our encampment we will launch daily smart mob forays all over  lower Manhattan … peaceful, creative happenings in front of Goldman  Sachs; the SEC; the Federal Reserve; the New York Stock Exchange … and  maybe even, if we can figure out where they’re being held, at the sites  of Obama’s private $38,500 per person fundraising events happening  somewhere in Manhattan on Sept. 19 and 20.
Our strategy will be that of the master strategist Sun Tzu: “appear  at points which the enemy must hasten to defend; march swiftly to places  where you are not expected.”
With a bit of luck, and if fate is on our side, we may be able to  turn all of lower Manhattan into a site of passionate democratic  contestation – an American Tahrir Square.
We will do all this with peace in our hearts. Our unshakable  commitment to nonviolence will give us the spiritual strength we need to  inspire the nation and to ultimately triumph in the weeks and maybe  months of struggle that will unfold after September 17.
for the wild,Culture Jammers HQ
occupywallstreet.org / occupywallst.org / Reddit / Facebook
PS. Last week Anonymous endorsed #OCCUPYWALLSTREET with a video that attracted over 70,000 views. The Department of Homeland Security has warned the nation’s bankers to be prepared. Corporate owned media is taking notice. Yesterday, a columnist for MarketWatch.com posted a rousing portrait of what may now unfold:
“Listen closely. This is not another  internecine political squabble. These revolutionaries are pushing  America back to its roots. You sense they’re drafting a new Declaration  of Independence, driven by the same powerful motivations as the 57  original signers who wrote: ‘Whenever any form of government becomes  destructive … it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it,  and to institute new government.’ Back in 1776 King George III was the  destructive force far away. Today greed is the corruptor, from within.”
S17 occupations of financial districts are also being planned in Milan, Madrid, Valencia, London, Lisbon, Athens, San Francisco and hopefully many other cities still to be announced. S17 could well  be the catalyst that ushers in a new global economic order.”~straight Copy-pasta from Adbusters.org «<Check out MORE there))
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kwikset:

“Hey you jammers, dreamers, patriots and revolutionaries out there.

Our occupation of Wall Street is less than two weeks away … do we have it together?

The perpetrators of the massive financial fraud have been allowed to slip quietly from the scene and continue business as usual. Our elected representatives in Washington have become so tightly intertwined with the financiers and bankers that public accountability has all but vanished.

#OCCUPYWALLSTREET is all about breaking up that cosy relationship between money and politics and bringing the perpetrators of the financial crash of 2008 to justice.

On September 17, 20,000 of us will descend on Wall Street, the iconic financial center of America, set up a peaceful encampment, hold a people’s assembly to decide what our one demand will be, and carry out an agenda of full-spectrum, absolutely nonviolent civil disobedience the likes of which the country has not seen since the freedom marches of the 1960s.

From our encampment we will launch daily smart mob forays all over lower Manhattan … peaceful, creative happenings in front of Goldman Sachs; the SEC; the Federal Reserve; the New York Stock Exchange … and maybe even, if we can figure out where they’re being held, at the sites of Obama’s private $38,500 per person fundraising events happening somewhere in Manhattan on Sept. 19 and 20.

Our strategy will be that of the master strategist Sun Tzu: “appear at points which the enemy must hasten to defend; march swiftly to places where you are not expected.”

With a bit of luck, and if fate is on our side, we may be able to turn all of lower Manhattan into a site of passionate democratic contestation – an American Tahrir Square.

We will do all this with peace in our hearts. Our unshakable commitment to nonviolence will give us the spiritual strength we need to inspire the nation and to ultimately triumph in the weeks and maybe months of struggle that will unfold after September 17.



for the wild,
Culture Jammers HQ

occupywallstreet.org / occupywallst.org / Reddit / Facebook




PS. Last week Anonymous endorsed #OCCUPYWALLSTREET with a video that attracted over 70,000 views. The Department of Homeland Security has warned the nation’s bankers to be prepared. Corporate owned media is taking notice. Yesterday, a columnist for MarketWatch.com posted a rousing portrait of what may now unfold:

“Listen closely. This is not another internecine political squabble. These revolutionaries are pushing America back to its roots. You sense they’re drafting a new Declaration of Independence, driven by the same powerful motivations as the 57 original signers who wrote: ‘Whenever any form of government becomes destructive … it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government.’ Back in 1776 King George III was the destructive force far away. Today greed is the corruptor, from within.”

S17 occupations of financial districts are also being planned in Milan, Madrid, Valencia, London, Lisbon, Athens, San Francisco and hopefully many other cities still to be announced. S17 could well be the catalyst that ushers in a new global economic order.”~straight Copy-pasta from Adbusters.org «<Check out MORE there))

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    • #OccupyWallStreet
    • #Sept17
    • #NYC
    • #New York
    • #New York New York
    • #New York City
    • #East Coast
    • #peaceful
    • #Protest
    • #Anonymous
    • #Anon
    • #Antisec
    • #Goldman sachs
    • #SEC
    • #Federal Reserve
    • #New York Stock exchange
    • #Manhattan
    • #Milan
    • #Italy
    • #Madrid
    • #Spain
    • #Valencia
    • #London
    • #England
    • #UK
    • #Lisbon
    • #Portugal
    • #Athens
    • #Greece
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