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I am blogging now from what can only be called “The Occupied Twin Cities”. As the Minnesota National Guard marches through the streets of downtown St. Paul tonight in a display reminiscent of the old Soviet May Day parades, those who made it past the mass arrests of the day try to find a place to rest their weary heads and scrub the pepper spray off.... read more  gas & policemen The first day of the Republican National Convention opened in a scaled back version, ostensibly out of respect for the anticipated sufferings in the Gulf Coast Region.
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Rich Gardner | 06.12.2008
Photo Story of Veterans in DC, delivering 23,000 petitions, in support Dennis Kucinich's 35 Articles of Impeachment, June 11, 2008
This Pic shows VFP Prez Elliot Adams w/ House Judiciary Committee Chair, John Conyers
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Rich Gardner | 05.25.2008
We have many more tombstones than we have room to put them, even if the front part of the lawn was made available to us, so many have died from the Iraq War.   Very beginning of setting th
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Kevin Gilroy, Partisan Defense Committee | 04.21.2008
Upcoming international united-front protests demand Mumia’s immediate freedom: Sydney, Australia, on April 23; Mexico City on April 24; Chicago and Los Angeles on April 26. For more information: www.partisandefense.org.  Philadelphia, April 19: Partisan Defense Committee/Labor Black League Class-Struggle Contingent at demonstration initiated by the International Concerned Family andPhiladelphia, April 19. [photo credit: Partisan Defense Committee] Partisan Defense Committee
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Rich Gardner | 04.12.2008
Very worrisome signs. I'd say if there was an Iran War equivalent of the nuclear "Doomsday Clock," I think we can move it a bit closer to midnight.  Iran-Iraq War photo On Iran, Bush ratcheted up his so-far rhetorical battle with that count
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Rich Gardner | 04.10.2008
The True Story of Antiwar Hero Tomas Young, of IVAW Philadelphia Film Festival Thurs, April 10, 7:15 PM Ritz East, 125 S. 2nd Street @ Samson St, twixt Chestnut & Walnut
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Internationalist Group | 03.30.2008
On March 27, the U.S. appeals court in Philadelphia reaffirmed the frame-up conviction of Mumia Abu-Jamal, the former Black Panther Party spokesman and world-renowned radical journalist who has been locked up on Pennsylvania’s death row for more than a quarter century. After previously rejecting Mumia’s request to present evidence of his innocence, as well as a host of issues showing that he was railroaded by a racist court, the Court turned down Mumia’s request for a new trial. It upheld the 2001 ruling by a federal district judge that ordered a new hearing on the sentence, but limited the “choice” to the living hell of life imprisonment without parole ... or execution. Mumia is innocent. He was declared guilty and sentenced to die because of his revolutionary politics and because for years he had been a thorn in the side of the racist rulers of the misnamed “city of brotherly love.” Around the world, millions have come out in defense of Jamal. This latest ruling, like all those that preceded it, shows that the exploited and oppressed must have no faith in the racist injustice system. We call on the workers movement to mobilize its power to free Mumia now!  Internationalist Group contingent in March 28 Harlem protest the day after federal court decision against Mumia. Federal Court Reaffirms Frame-Up Conviction, Orders Life Behind Bars or Racist Legal Lynching Ruling Against Mumia Shows: No Justice in the Capitalist Courts
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Rich Gardner | 03.20.2008
Photos taken at the Granny "Clothes-washing" event (Moved to City Hall from the "Clothespin") and from outside Allyson Schwartz' office in Jenkintwown. Moratorium - Five Years of War
19 Mar 08
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Rich Gardner | 03.19.2008
We sadly observe the fifth anniversary of a war that was based on lies, has led to almost 4000 US deaths, roughly 30,000 wounded and has cost or will cost up to $3 trillion. Iraqis have suffered horribly, with over a million dead, millions displaced and a shredding of their whole society. We call for it to end!  Local protesters The 5year of G. W. Bush’s War on Iraq, March 19 is a day that no one remembers fondly. Iraqis remember it as the beginning of a nightmare that hasn't ended.
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Rich Gardner | 03.06.2008
New York City armed forces recruiting station bombed. There was a blast at a New York City armed forces recruiting sta
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