Fascism

Riki Ott: Corporate Power Grab Historical Timeline

Did you know that money laundering is now legal?

Marine toxicologist, Riki Ott explains the timeline of corporate power grabs from ratifying the US constitution to citizens united.   A part of the "Making it Right for Real: Working together to Ban Dispersants and Make Democracy Work!" event on Feb 23rd.

http://www.rikiott.com
http://www.ultimatecivics.org

#OWS S15 Pedestrian Bloc

500 or more Occupy revelers march from Washington Square Park to their former home in Zucotti to kick off the Occupied Anniversary Party. 26 were arrested mostly through snatch and grab terrorist tactics.  Those arrested had done nothing wrong, were walking peacefully on the sidewalk with their friends. Squads of terrorists pushed through the peaceful crowd to man handle and steal people.

BP Oil Disaster ~ Hell No It's Not Over!

Gulf Coast residents gathered in Grand Isle LA on Nov. 20th to expose the lies of BP and tell their stories of Sickness, share what they've seen and been through AND TO WARN THE WORLD NOT TO EAT THE GULF SEAFOOD.

The commercial fishermen are fishing and sending the food to market because the government & FDA says it's safe.  But they won't feed it to their own families.

1 corporate (local) news crew covered this event.  ONE.

I live streamed the entire event and it is archived here

The Rand Paul Stomp ~ music video

Both the right and the left are puttin' on their dancin' shoes. 

With all the hoopla about this Rand Paul stomping I decided to do this.  Watching people defend this shit is pissing me the fuck off.

I was going to try putting something together that showed this alongside Black Blockers breaking windows and torching symbols of state and economic repression to comment on the difference between Violence and Property Damage.  But I didn't have time for something that fancy.

Kent State Shootings 40th Anniversary part2 ~ Jerry M. Lewis

Jerry M. Lewis is professor emeritus of sociology at Kent State University. As a Kent State faculty member in 1970, he witnessed the May 4 shootings while serving as a faculty marshall. Since then, Lewis has been involved in researching, memorializing, and lecturing about the tragedy,

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