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U.S. Military Discards Trove of Documents on 2005 Haditha Massacre of Iraquis
The documents were found among scores of other classified material at a junkyard outside Baghdad as an attendant used them as fuel to cook his dinner
See video: [http://www.nationofchange.org/us-military-discards-trove-documents-2005-haditha-massacre-iraqis-1324477793](http://www.nationofchange.org/us-military-discards-trove-documents-2005-haditha-massacre-iraqis-1324477793)
Hiroshima Survivor’s Peace Message
A survivor of the Hiroshima bombing urged a library full of students at Brooklyn International High School to work towards a world without war.
Setsuko Thurlowtold her tale of survival to a group of about fifty seniors on the 70 th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that drew the U.S. into World War II.
Mr. Ban Has a Dream: That Big Business Will Fight Against Modern Slavery!
Everybody is entitled to have dreams and anyway every one has, maybe some people more than others. The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon appears to be very active in this field—he now pretends that big corporations, banks and eventually all the private sector everywhere, to be more active in combating modern forms of slavery!
US Senate debating law to censor Internet, effectively, at world level. Avaaz Campaign.
Unlike Internet censorship in China or Iran – which the US denounces vociferously – the fact that the US is such a hub of servers for the whole world means that any censorship to its cyberspace has worldwide repercussions. We report here on a campaign by Avaaz to resist new censorship legislation at present being debated in the Senate.
The Camp is the World: Connecting the Occupy Movements and the Spanish May 15 Movements
We write this letter as participants in the movements, and as an invitation to a conversation. We hope to raise questions about how
we continue to
deepen and transform the new social relationships and processes
we have begun… to open the discussion
towards
a common horizon.
By Luis Moreno-Caballud and Marina Sitrin
March from Occupy Wall Street Arrives in Washington DC Today
Occupy Wall Street initiative called ‘Occupy the Highway’ arrives in Washington DC, having marched from NYC. Two weeks ago, OWS participants in Manhattan embarked on the epic journey. Their goals were to make the new movement visible in more communities, to connect with other occupations along the way, and to further a national dialogue about how to reclaim our democracy.
Statement from Occupy Toronto
Statement from the occupy Toronto, the Ontario Court of Justice has respectfully ask the movment to disassemble the camp and Police have made their first arrest after moving in early Wednesday morning to enforce the eviction order.
Occupy: Evolution!
Statement to the City of Toronto: Please acknowledge that this release is a partial reiteration of a previous statement