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19-04-2005 12:45
For the second time in a month, right-wing hit squads have attacked the wife of a worker at the Zanon occupied factory in Neuquen, Argentina. The original attack is detailed at:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/world/2005/03/306564.html
Original Spanish text, bad translation follows:
Another Attack on Zanon Occupied Factory
For the second time in a month, right-wing hit squads have attacked the wife of a worker at the Zanon occupied factory in Neuquen, Argentina. The original attack is detailed at: http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/world/2005/03/306564.html Original Spanish text, bad translation follows:
18-04-2005 21:06
Seperate interviews and audio snippets from the Traveller demo in London on the 9th April 2005
Traveller interveiws from 9th April Demo
Seperate interviews and audio snippets from the Traveller demo in London on the 9th April 2005
18-04-2005 20:08
Audio report from the traveller demo in London on the 9th April 2005. 4.01 MB MP3, 4:23 mins long.
Audio report: Traveller's voices: 9th April 2005
Audio report from the traveller demo in London on the 9th April 2005. 4.01 MB MP3, 4:23 mins long.
18-04-2005 19:46
The Food and Drug Administration has ordered drug giants Bayer Pharmaceuticals Corp. and GlaxoSmithKline PLC to immediately pull a television ad for impotence drug Levitra, saying that the commercial does not adequately state the drug's potential side effects and that it cannot substantiate claims that it is superior to competitors such as Viagra or that it improves female satisfaction during sexual activity.
(BAYER) FDA Orders Levitra Ad Off the Air
The Food and Drug Administration has ordered drug giants Bayer Pharmaceuticals Corp. and GlaxoSmithKline PLC to immediately pull a television ad for impotence drug Levitra, saying that the commercial does not adequately state the drug's potential side effects and that it cannot substantiate claims that it is superior to competitors such as Viagra or that it improves female satisfaction during sexual activity.
18-04-2005 15:30
Cambridge Forum - New Resources for Campaigning
Next Tuesday, April 19th, we have a slightly different kind of Cambridge Forum meeting, entitled New Resources for Campaigning.
16-04-2005 16:50
World lab day postponed
World Day for Laboratory Animals has been postponed this year and the "The Real World Day". This will be held on Saturday 28th May 2005
15-04-2005 21:32
IRAQ'S OIL FOR BOBMS WAR CRIMES:Hypocracy of Media
The the Corporate Media is heralding the American propaganda about the Oil for Food Program, as a smoke screen of deceit and duplicity.The occupation power,just in first year, pocketed 8 Billion dollar of Iraqi oil money.In addition there is no trace of billions of dollars of Iraqis oil revenue.Iraqis have got is bombs and dstruction.
15-04-2005 08:50
("napalm") by the US military in Iraq. While the UK government has
attempted to downplay or deny the use of incendiaries in Iraq, US
officials have been forced to admit using the MK-77 incendiary, a modern
form of napalm. The UK is party to an international convention banning
such weapons where they may cause harm to civilians. In Iraq, UK forces
are part of a coalition which does not adhere to internationally agreed
standards of warfare.
Fire Bombs in Iraq:Napalm By Any Other Name
This briefing examines the continuing use of incendiary weapons("napalm") by the US military in Iraq. While the UK government has
attempted to downplay or deny the use of incendiaries in Iraq, US
officials have been forced to admit using the MK-77 incendiary, a modern
form of napalm. The UK is party to an international convention banning
such weapons where they may cause harm to civilians. In Iraq, UK forces
are part of a coalition which does not adhere to internationally agreed
standards of warfare.
14-04-2005 21:21
As the politicians and media vie to assault all our common dignity, there is only one thing left to do... mock them for all you're worth !
Here's my version of the utopian immigrant-free Britain that Blair and Howard would love us to inhabit... enjoy : )
UK ELECTION IMMIGRATION AUDIO SATIRE
As the politicians and media vie to assault all our common dignity, there is only one thing left to do... mock them for all you're worth ! Here's my version of the utopian immigrant-free Britain that Blair and Howard would love us to inhabit... enjoy : )
12-04-2005 20:50
Unite Against Fascism days of Action
Taking on the BNP in the Elections - Days of Action April 16th and 30th.
12-04-2005 20:46
We are not a bunch of self-interested in-bred racist fuckwits but he future of Britain.
http://www.toryscum.com/
conservative party/ tories/ tory party/ conservatives
Check out our latest Conservative website and help us get in by following the 'make your own conserative billboard' advice.We are not a bunch of self-interested in-bred racist fuckwits but he future of Britain.
http://www.toryscum.com/
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11-04-2005 13:09
Peter Hain MP PC, Leader of the House of Commons and Lord Privy seal, was visiting Cambridge to address a Labour meeting at which Anne Campbell was to be re-adopted as the Parliamentary Candidate for Cambridge. Since both Anne and Peter Hain are enthusiastic supporters of ID cards -- and since most members of the constituency Labour Party are not -- this was an ideal opportunity to remind those present of the costs and dangers of the government's proposals -- proposals which may be dead for now, but are likely to reappear after the election.
no2id Cambridge: It's the fun game that everyone can play!
Peter Hain MP PC, Leader of the House of Commons and Lord Privy seal, was visiting Cambridge to address a Labour meeting at which Anne Campbell was to be re-adopted as the Parliamentary Candidate for Cambridge. Since both Anne and Peter Hain are enthusiastic supporters of ID cards -- and since most members of the constituency Labour Party are not -- this was an ideal opportunity to remind those present of the costs and dangers of the government's proposals -- proposals which may be dead for now, but are likely to reappear after the election.
10-04-2005 13:57
Around 300 people, predominantly Roma and Sinti people from across Europe, marched through London to show their opposition anti-traveller racism.
Roma Day march against racism
Around 300 people, predominantly Roma and Sinti people from across Europe, marched through London to show their opposition anti-traveller racism.
09-04-2005 20:40
Bush and Blair, if the moon could talk, what would it say?
Investigative article that sheds new light on the confessions (plural) of Osama Bin Laden on video to 9/11 and supports the possibility that it was produced by western intelligence. It also vindicates those who coined the term "Synthetic Terrorism".
08-04-2005 13:00
Report of week of action against Iraq Pillage
The first days of April were designated a `Week of action against the corporate pillage of Iraq' by a group known as the Corporate Pirates [Website | Email ]. We report back on how that week of action has gone...
07-04-2005 23:35
Some of the IMC Cambridge volonteers got out there in the city center markets to ask local traders what alternatives there are to supermarkets to get food.
Alternatives to supermarkets in Cambridge: Local market voices
Some of the IMC Cambridge volonteers got out there in the city center markets to ask local traders what alternatives there are to supermarkets to get food.
07-04-2005 22:28
Just after PM's Questions, this chap stood up, to introduce a Ten Minute Rule Bill titled: "Equal Enforcement of the Law". A fine sentiment perhaps, that what law we do have, should be equally applied to all citizen. However, he doesn't mean that! It's all about travellers
Yet another attempt at anti-traveller law, on the horizon
Just after PM's Questions, this chap stood up, to introduce a Ten Minute Rule Bill titled: "Equal Enforcement of the Law". A fine sentiment perhaps, that what law we do have, should be equally applied to all citizen. However, he doesn't mean that! It's all about travellers