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The Sinai Slums fire took place on the morning of 12 September and left more than one hundred people dead. Dozens were injured with severe burns while hundreds were left homeless. Re-posted from IMC-Kenya.

When he stumbled into bed to sleep, the night was dark and cold. His bed, unmade for four days, was a narrow wooden abode that he adored. The mattress on it felt thick and fluffy even though it was narrow and hard. The blanket felt warm even though he often shivered when the nighttime breeze lambasted his tin-walled house.

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Akbayan (Citizens Action Party) to Chinese Gov’t: Stop military bullying in Spratlys

Akbayan today stormed the Chinese Consulate Office in Makati in response to the series of military incursions by the Chinese government in territories claimed by the Philippines in the Western Philippine Sea in the past few months.

Akbayan Representative Walden Bello who led the protest denounced the provocative acts of the Chinese government, which he described as blatant bullying.

The progressive legislator also reminded the Chinese government of its commitment to pursue the peaceful resolution of the conflict in the Western Philippine Sea through diplomatic means.

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Some of our representatives are just plain dumb as box of shale. They may even believe that American oil can be sold at Mom and Pop's Gas-It-Up.

Watch this video. If you get a self-serving, PBS style, thirty-second BP propaganda commercial, enjoy the irony. Remember MSNBC is owned by General Electric.
The clip  illustrates an extremely important concept that eludes most members of the U.S. House of Representatives. In the video, Rachel Maddow logically explains why oil, as a commodity, is neither foreign nor domestic. What Ms. Maddow does not emphasize is something that your Congressperson either doesn't understand or doesn't want to understand.
American people own the oil when it is in American ground. After an oil company extracts it and puts it in a barrel, the oil company owns the oil, not the American people.

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ends: Sep 28, 10:00 pm

location: Calvary Church (48th & Baltimore)

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CRUDE - THE REAL PRICE of OIL

7PM, TUESDAY, SEP. 21

Calvary Church (48th & Baltimore)

"Pollution has created a “death zone” in an area the size of Rhode Island, resulting in increased rates of cancer, leukemia, birth defects, and a multiplicity of other health ailments. They further allege that the oil operations in the region contributed to the destruction of indigenous peoples and irrevocably impacted their traditional way of life."

No, this quote is not 5 years from now, on the effects of the BP spill in the Gulf south of New Orleans.



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begins: Sep 21, 8:00 pm

ends: Sep 21, 10:00 pm

location: Calvary Church (48th & Baltimore)

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CRUDE - THE REAL PRICE of OIL

7PM, TUESDAY, SEP. 21

Calvary Church (48th & Baltimore)

"Pollution has created a “death zone” in an area the size of Rhode Island, resulting in increased rates of cancer, leukemia, birth defects, and a multiplicity of other health ailments. They further allege that the oil operations in the region contributed to the destruction of indigenous peoples and irrevocably impacted their traditional way of life."

No, this quote is not 5 years from now, on the effects of the BP spill in the Gulf south of New Orleans. CRUDE - THE REAL PRICE OF OIL is about a lawsuit against the effects of decades of Chevron's oil drilling practices in Ecuador's rain forests.



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begins: May 11, 8:00 pm

ends: May 11, 10:15 pm

location: 48th & Baltimore - Calvary Church

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200,000 gallons of oil a day are polluting the Gulf Coast and endangering wildlife and human habitat. This unnatural disaster can be linked to oil company greed.

Outraged at BP Oil? Watch this Free Film Showing:

CRUDE IMPACT

- a powerful and timely documentary that deftly explores the interconnection between human domination of the planet and the discovery and use of oil. Journeying from the West African delta region to the heart of the Amazon rain forest, from Washington to Shanghai, from early man to the unknown future, CRUDE IMPACT chronicles the collision of our insatiable appetite for oil with the rights and livelihoods of indigenous cultures, other species and the planet itself.



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The Obama Administration's reaction to the blow-out of BP's Deepwater Horizon oil well and media coverage of that reaction.

Michael "Heckuva job, Brownie" Brown of FEMA during the Hurricane Katrina clusterf*** in New Orleans, had an interview with MSNBC in which he made the wild, hysterical, unhinged claim that the Obama Administration delayed its response to the blow-out of the Deepwater Horizon oil well owned by British Petroleum (BP). To its credit, MSNBC responded with a good deal of skepticism and questioned his claims.

Fox News also hosted Brown and failed to question any of his claims and so got spanked by the President's Press Secretary Robert Gibbs.

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By unleashing this new generation of American, Canadian and British etc. mass murderers on the town of Marjah in Helmand province in Afghanistan, Barrack Obama continues to prove that he is just as much a tool of Yankee Imperialism as was George W. Bush.

Obama Radically Advances The Great American Tradition Of Committing Mass Murder Against the World's Poorest People.

By Lloyd Hart

By unleashing this new generation of American, Canadian and British etc. mass murderers on the town of Marjah in Helmand province in Afghanistan, Barrack Obama continues to prove that he is just as much a tool of Yankee Imperialism as was George W. Bush.

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Those who expect politicians to ease this problem are dreaming, as shown by the rejection of a recent bill seeking a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the Senate.

Exxon, for example, made more money in the last several quarters than any corporation in the history of business. Will the politicians who accepted millions from the likes of them choke this golden goose?

Mumia Abu-Jamal's Radio Broadcasts

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Both sides of the peak oil argument.

Peak Oil - True or False - by Stephen Lendman

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