Thanks to Kimberly. Includes a “meditation flash mob” and shows care packages arriving from all over the world. I sent in my order for seven pizzas a few days ago, and will do more soon. Power to the Peaceful! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wp9CaogQ4Y&feature=colike]
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Read MoreMr. Fish has another cartoon. Thanks to truthdig.org. This iconic poster fuses the symbolism of two remarkable moments in human history. Here they are, with their astrological correlates: First, the poster recalls the iconic fist that a student friend of mine created for a teeshirt in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1967 during the student uprising there. […]
Read MoreIf you haven’t seen this . . . www.occupytogether.org. I see that the nearest big city to Bloomington, Indianapolis, has its first protest next Saturday. Be there or be square!
Read MoreFor a thrill, eh? Actually, my new pup Shadow and I take off about an hour from now for Fort Wayne, where I will do a presentation tomorrow on Transition Bloomington for the Northeast Indiana Sustainability Fair. If you don’t know what the global Transition movement is, google it! You might want to get your […]
Read MoreThanks to boston.com and Krishnadas. [Sorry for narrowed formatting.] There are many forms of protest, many ways to express an objection to particular events, situations, policies, and even people. Protests can also take many forms – from individual statements to mass demonstrations – both peaceful and violent. In the last 30 days, there have been […]
Read MoreThere was a frail old man in my town a few years ago who hosted homeless people in tents in his back yard. As the numbers grew, it was increasingly difficult for him to handle security, given that some homeless people are drug and alcohol addicted. As you can imagine, his neighbors were not happy. […]
Read MoreI find the language and tone of daily communiques from the occupywallst.org website increasingly subtle, sophisticated, and worth paying close attention to. Such refined, ethical use of language helps immensely to coalesce what I experience as the Field of Love, an atmosphere of peace, acceptance, and harmony. The remarks on the NYPD are interesting in […]
Read MoreAs ever, real, genuine, people power flows from the bottom up. Over 30 communities and states nationwide have banned corporate personhood. Boulder and Missoula, along with Vermont and Washington, now seek to join them. Thanks to movetoamend.com. BTW: sign the Move to Amend petition. BRINTON & SCHULTZ: Big Sky Populists Fight Back Against Big Corporate […]
Read MoreThanks to businessinsider.com. A Massive Union Just Voted To Side With The Wall Street Protesters September 29, 2011 Linette Lopez See Also: You’ll Never Guess Which Celebrities Went To The #OccupyWallStreet Protest Tuesday 10 Demands Being Made By The Wall Street Protesters Here’s Everything You Need To Know About All The Occupy Wall Street Protests […]
Read MoreHuffpost columnist Alexander Eichler gives today’s overview. Notice how the MSM (and I include huffpost in that category, once Arianna sold it to yahoo), is beginning to give more and more press, and even a kind of mumbling respect and credence to this rag-tag, genuine, organic, evolving, increasingly complex and effective democracy being born on […]
Read MoreFrom thisonewildlife.com. Thanks to Paul. Jane Goodall Speaks to America, to Me September 28th, 2011 by Kim Clune On a balmy Tuesday evening with hot, buttered popcorn in hand, my husband and I took our seats in the dim light of the movie theater. I wondered, as the viewing was about to begin, if the […]
Read MoreTo me, one of the most compelling arguments for the benevolence of (at least most of) the extraterrestrial visitors is their constant and longstanding monitoring (and cleaning up?) of our nuclear and other environmental degradations. Thanks to stevebeckow.com. New UFO Footage, Interesting Formations and Activity over Pollution Sources September 29, 2011 by BZ Riger There […]
Read MoreI’m having trouble taking this story seriously. Feels like false flag fear porn to me, done on the cheap. Now that the sheeple are thoroughly conditioned, there’s no need to create weird holographic effects of destruction, or detonate buildings, or send anthrax through the mail, or assassinate; instead just talk about arresting a suspected Pentagon […]
Read MoreOne of the organizers, who has been on the street at Occupy Chicago since Friday, the 23rd. “I waited and I waited and I waited, but no one in Chicago was stepping up. Everyone wanted to, but there was a fear . . . I went ahead and set up a Facebook page and a […]
Read MoreExcerpts from their conversation, and Michael’s response to the story of Hero Vincent’s family’s struggles, and his assault at the protest by the NYPD. Thanks to alternet.org. Michael Moore: Arrest Wall St. Bankers, Not Wall St. Protestors Moore: The majority of Americans are really upset at Wall St. You’ve got an army just waiting for […]
Read MoreI really appreciate the language that Lisa Renee uses and at times, invents, to describe what she shares with “Starseeds and Indigos.” I don’t know if she was the one who invented the phrase “timeline,” but it really helps me to think of multiple agendas in terms of an infinity of ribbons of cause and […]
Read MoreThanks to commondreams.org via The Guardian/UK. Occupy Boston: Smart, Savvy, and Aiming to Emulate Wall Street Protests About 200 people in Boston express their outrage at America’s economic woes – and promise to take up the protest baton September 28, 2011 by Paul Harris There were socialists, anti-poverty campaigners, students, anarchists, computer hackers, the unemployed, […]
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