Part II of McChesney's tour de force
Many Philadelphians rudely reject the premise meticulously detailed in the new book by veteran journalist J. Patrick O'Connor: police and prosecutors framed Mumia Abu-Jamal placing an innocent man on death row....
"From the beginning of this case, it was corrupt. It was a railroad job," O'Connor said recently during a reading/book signing at a small venue on Baltimore Ave in West Philadelphia sponsored by the organization, Journalists for Abu-Jamal.
"I wrote the book to show not only that Mumia did not kill Officer Faulkner but to show how and why they framed Mumia," said O'Connor who lived in the Philadelphia area at the time of the brutal December 1981 crime at the heart of this controversial case.
Preventative health care positions are being threatened by state budget cuts and may soon disappear since they are not part of mandated nurse-patient ratios. San Francisco is looking to lose 30 percent of its home health care program for Medi-Cal patients. In less heavily populated areas, including Monterey and Humboldt counties, one home health care nurse makes the difference between care or no care for people isolated by lack of public transportation.
In preparation for the upcoming Climate Convergence, a public forum in Corvallis, OR on (7/8) will discuss the risks of locating LNG terminals along seismically active Cascadian subduction zone of coastal Oregon
Our representatives have turned on us. It is very clear, with the passage of HR6304 in the House of Representatives, that it will be up to us to make a difference in this country.
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The Justice for Javon Dawson Committee is calling on all honest and freedom-loving people to support the demands for justice and reparations in the St. Petersburg police murder of this 17-year-old African who was attending a high school graduation party and unarmed when he was shot twice in the back and killed. (read full story: http://uhurunews.com)
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Press Release June 27 2008
* Japan: International Resistance against the 2008 G8 summit has begun
* Camps, demonstrations, action days
* Police try to link protests to terrorism and are denying people entry into Japan
Maria Gilardin, beloved by many for her TUC radio program, recently relocated to a remote area in northern California to achieve her dream of an ecolologically responsible and sustainable life.
Today she sent out the following message describing the fires that threaten her new home-- and the effort of fighting them. (This story is also told at her website.)
The U.S. is just used to having things its own way, and its leaders don't like people and nations who won't let them do what they want, when they want to do it, so they do all they can to paint them as the bad guys, since they consider themselves the good guys! And most of the mainstream media go right along with them, repeating the same government line and pumping out the same propaganda.