Our First Amendment or Our Empire, But Not Both<\/strong> Who Is Really in Control of US Foreign Policy?<\/strong> 'Don't Extradite Assange' is the Shout at London's Streets<\/strong> One Winning Way to Build the Peace Movement and One Losing Way<\/strong> Freedom of movement is a fundamental freedom and there is an alternative to borders<\/strong> Immigrant rights activists rally at MN capitol for driver's licenses for all<\/strong> Cop-Hating Vandals or Pro-Democracy Activists? – Depends whose police are being protested<\/strong> Solidarity activists report on visit to Venezuela<\/strong> Embassy Protection Collective: "We Are Not the Ones Who Violated the Law"<\/strong> Embassy Protection Collective: "We Are Not the Ones Who Violated the Law"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nJoseph Essertier | zcomm.org<\/a> | 2020-02-23
\nAt long last we (i.e., Americans) are forced to make a clear choice–either preserve the freedoms established by the First Amendment in 1791, or toss them aside and obstinately plod on with our exceptionalism…
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\nTimothy Alexander Guzman | globalresearch.ca | 2020-02-22
\nFirst published on January 2, 2020 | Baron Nathan Mayer de Rothschild once said "I care not what puppet is placed on the throne of England to rule the British Empire on which the sun never sets. The man that controls …
\nglobalresearch.ca\/who-really-control-us-foreign-policy\/5699317<\/p>\n
\ntelesurenglish.net<\/a> | 2020-02-22
\nIn London, hundreds of free speech activists Saturday marched from the Australia House to Parliament Square in support of Julian Assange who faces a court that will decide whether or not to be extradited to the United States. | RELATED: | Europe's Human Rights Watchdog Opposes Assange's Extradition | Beginning Feb. 24, London's Woolwich Crown Court will…
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\nRichard Moser | counterpunch.org<\/a> | 2020-02-21
\nQ. What cloaks the empire and turns a mighty movement into a mirage? A. Narrow partisan politics. When anti-war activism plays second-fiddle to "follow the leader" the chosen champion and the opposing villian loom so large that they become the main focus of attention obscuring the empire and dumbing the movement down. But, build independent…
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\nHamzah Akhtar and Kay Glover | thecanary.co | 2020-02-21
\nThis is a guest post from Hamzah Akhtar and Kay Glover who are activists with Our Future Now and helped organise the Freedom of Movement 2.0 conference attended by The Canary. | Imagine if, through no fault of your own, you were no longer able to make a livelihood because of the destructive effects of climate change. Imagine if you weren't able to live a peaceful life because of conflict ravaging your country. Perhaps you were a farmer who could no longer have goats graze on the land because of the p…
\nthecanary.co\/opinion\/2020\/02\/21\/freedom-of-movement-is-a-fundamental-freedom-and-there-is-an-alternative-to-borders\/<\/p>\n
\nFight Back | fightbacknews.org<\/a> | 2020-02-20
\nSt. Paul, MN – More than 40 immigrant rights activists from all over the state of Minnesota rallied at the capitol here, February 11, the opening day of the legislative session. People traveled from as far as Zimmerman and Rochester to participate in the action. The rally and lobbying action were organized by Minnesota Immigrant Movement (MIM) and Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (MIRAC). Activists asked the Minnesota legislature to support driver's licenses for all and to make Minnesota a sanctuary state. | Dressed in red, MIM and MIRAC members rallied in the rotunda of the capitol, calling on represe…
\nwww.fightbacknews.org\/2020\/2\/19\/immigran…<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlan MacLeod | fair.org<\/a> | 2020-02-20
\nThe "cop-hating vandals" poured glue on three turnstiles and "placed large stickers throughout the subway station" (New York Post, 2\/5\/20). | The New York Police Department (NYPD) can generally rely on corporate media as allies on controversial police issues. A case in point was the New York subway protests earlier this month, in which the activist group Decolonize This Place…
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\nFred_F | greenleft.org<\/a>.au | 2020-02-14
\ninternational solidarity Chris SleeIssue 1253 Australia Venezuela MelbourneFebruary 14, 2020Three solidarity activists who recently returned from Venezuela addressed a meeting organised by the Ve…
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\nVenezuela Analysis | theantimedia.com<\/a> | 2020-02-06
\nIn this exclusive interview, VA talks to the activists who defended the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington DC ahead of their trial.<\/p>\n