GegenStandpunkt Analyse - Der Protest der Occupy-Bewegung
(German,
13 minutes,
uploaded 1 day ago by
GegenStandpunktAnalyse,
broadcast date:2012-01-27)
Die Analyse des GegenStandpunkt-Verlags vom Januar 2012
Der Protest der Occupy-Bewegung:
Das Volk der 99% wird gegen die 1%-Übermacht der Profiteure des Finanzsystems demonstrativ moralisch ins Recht gesetzt. Wozu und was dann?
PROTEST OBAMA-Harlem-NY
(English,
about 1 hour,
uploaded 7 days ago by
fansmiles,
broadcast date:2012-01-19)
PROTEST PRESIDENT OBAMA!
Denounce Obama when he comes to Harlem's Apollo Theater to raise money for his reelection!
When: Thursday, January 19th, 6:00PM
Where: across the street from the Apollo Theater, 253 West 125th Street between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, Harlem, NYC.
Hold Obama accountable for his lies; illegal wars; free trade agreements that kill jobs, violate human rights, destroy family farms while expanding factory farms, damage the environment, endanger wildlife, and limit access to medications; privatization of public housing; 16 trillion dollars banks bailout; complicity in the coup in Honduras; preventing access to emergency contraception for girls; crackdown on undocumented immigrants; NDAA and other attacks on civil liberties; global military expansion; continuation of the racist drug war; use of torture, sabotaging climate talks; promoting offshore drilling; support for nuclear power and increased gas drilling; scrapping stricter limits on smog; delisting wolves as a federal protected species; waiver of Pelly amendment requirements for sanctions against Iceland for commercial whaling & and overturning the US ban on horse slaughter!
Occupy! Resist! Create! Occupy London, Bank of Ideas, Earl Street Social Centre, Bloomsbury Social Centre, Rossport Solidarity Camp, Unlock Nama, Prisoner Solidarity demo in Holloway, DJ Jahpawa and more
(English,
about 2 hours,
uploaded 8 days ago by
dissidentisland,
broadcast date:2012-01-20)
Dissident Island Radio - 20 January 2012 - episode 96:
Comin' back at you fresh in 2012 with a hot and incredibly topical show as always, we'll be...
taking a look at the widespread occupation movement across London: chatting with former and present social centre and Occupy London occupiers, we'll discuss the challenges presented when facilitating open social spaces, protest camps and the like, looking at the reasons behind and importance of doing such occupation action... we'll also have a look at what the hell happened at the Bank of Ideas in recent weeks, as well as the latest news from the Bloomsbury Social Centre crew, Occupy Justice and the Earl Street occupation...and
words from Ireland - with updates from Rossport Solidarity Camp and the Unlock Nama (f*c*book page here) occupation campaign informing us of the dodgy goings on of property developers in Dublin (check out our previous show for more on Nama)
...and that's not all! There'll be announcements, news, bollocks, banter, music and a bass-heavy DJ set from Jahpawa - hellz yea.
Drones-The New Face of War
(English,
about 1 hour,
uploaded 8 days ago by
fansmiles,
broadcast date:2012-01-14)
Drones: The New Face of Warfare & Domestic Spying Stopping the US Drone War: A Chilling Feature of the US War of Terror, Expanded by Obama Administration to Include Targeted Assassinations.
Guest Speakers: Zohra Ahmed, from Pakistan Solidarity Network ; and Nick Mottern, WESPAC
Staten Island Museum
Sponsored by Peace Action Staten Island
Learn about the implications of drones on modern warfare in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and around the globe. A model of a drone is displayed.
Zohra Ahmed is a member of the Pakistan Solidarity Network, a Stein Scholar, a board member of the National Lawyers Guild, the Immigration Advocacy Board, and the Muslim Law Student Association. She is currently a Crowley scholar at the Leitner Center for Law and Justice at Fordham University.
Nick Mottern is coordinator of the kNOw Drones project that uses replicas of Reaper drones to do sidewalk education and works for an international ban on weaponized and spy drones. He is a member of WESPAC justice and peace organization in WestchesterCounty where he has been involved in anti-war work for many years and is the director of Consumers for Peace.org. He is a journalist, writing most recently for Truthout.org, and he has worked for Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, Bread for the World and the US Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs as well as several newspapers.