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Tag was last used: Oct 18, 2011

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Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Oct 18, 2011	‘Occupy Jamaica’
Heart to Heart By Betty Ann Blaine Dear Reader, IT started off with fewer than 2,000 young people about four weeks ago, and in a flash it has mushroomed into a global movement. “Occupy Wall Street” is now “Occupy...... [view]

Posted By: connorMB Posted On: Oct 7, 2011	Occupy Wall Street
The movement by ordinary individuals, known as "Occupy Wall Street" is a step in the direction of equalization of wealth. Or at least thats the idea. The group has no known or clear leader, but instead revolves around the stories of individuals facing financial hard times. In these...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 15, 2011	The Revolutionary Rebellion in Egypt
Reflections of Fidel (Taken from CubaDebate) I said several days ago that the die was cast for Mubarak and that not even Obama could save him. The world knows what is taking place in the Middle East. The news is circulating at incredible...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 14, 2011	Five Arab Countries That The ‘Jasmine Revolution’ May Spread To Next
By Zaid Jilani : Last month, the world was shocked as the Tunisian autocrat Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, who had ruled his country for 23 years, was overthrown in a protest movement that lasted only 29 days. The event was soon dubbed the “ Jasmine Revolution ,” a...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 13, 2011	Mubarak resignation staggers Obama administration
By Alex Lantier: Obama administration officials reacted to yesterday’s ouster of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak with hypocritical declarations of solidarity with the democratic aspirations of the Egyptian masses. Their comments barely disguised, however,...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 3, 2011	Obama backs bloodbath in Egypt
The Obama administration bears full political and moral responsibility for the state terror and bloody violence that have left scores dead and thousands wounded in Cairo’s Tahrir (Liberation) Square and elsewhere in Egypt. The attacks unleashed by mobs of armed men led by...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 2, 2011	Obama backs Mubarak’s bid to retain power
By Peter Symonds: The battle lines in Egypt are being drawn. On the one side, huge protests in Cairo and other cities, estimated at more than a million, demanded that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his regime immediately go. On the other, Mubarak thumbed his nose at...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Feb 1, 2011	The Egyptian Revolution
As mass protests, factory occupations and calls for an indefinite general strike spread against the dictatorship of President Hosni Mubarak, the working class is emerging as the driving force of the Egyptian revolution. While news is limited, it is clear that strikes and protests are sweeping...... [view]

Posted By: Slic Posted On: Jan 30, 2011	STAND WITH THE PEOPLE OF EGYPT
Go to WordPress.com to read my latest blog (link below) in Support of the People of Egypt and the passionate YouTube video of Egyptian Waseem Wagdi. http://warriorcitizen.wordpress.com/2011/01/30/stand-with-the-people-of-egypt/ ... [view]

Posted By: gadel84 Posted On: Jan 28, 2011	URGENT: when Egypt arrest the Nobel laureate and turned off the internet!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo5Fn1-2E8o Popular unrest in Egypt continued into a fourth day following Friday prayers, demanding an end to the rule of President Hosni Mubarak today despite the security clampdown. Opposition leader and Nobel...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Nov 21, 2010	Anti-UN protests spread as Haitians die without aid
By Bill Van Auken Protests against United Nations troops spread to the capital of Port-au-Prince Thursday as growing numbers of Haitians were dying of cholera in the absence of significant aid from the UN or other relief agencies. The latest report from the Haitian government has put the...... [view]