World Social Struggles Newswire Archive

The Extinction of the Federal Government

09-07-2003 18:23 | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | World

In any revolution there is pain (and this is a revolution, whether there's shooting involved or not.) But soon the government parasites who subsist by inserting straws into their victims' throats will discover that their victims have simply walked away.

Krynki noborder camp has come to an end

08-07-2003 10:55 | Anti-racism | Globalisation | Social Struggles | World

The 4th anti-border camp in Poland has come to a finish. About 150 people took part at its peak; there were people from many countries there, and many opportunities to get to know people, network, make plans for the future etc.

Bush's Backyard Surprise, Houston, Texas

07-07-2003 04:22 | Anti-militarism | Anti-racism | Social Struggles | World

A group by the name of "Bush's Backyard Surprise" passed out flyers at an Independence Day Celebration in Houston. The flyers provided information about the Patriot Acts. The Bush Administration ran the first of the Patriot Acts through Congress soon after September 11, 2001. The Patriot Acts severely limit our civil rights and jeopardize the safety and privacy of immigrants. This is second of many anti-bush events.

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American troops killed and wounded in Iraq

04-07-2003 09:49 | Social Struggles | World

One US soldier killed and 10 wounded in various attacks in Iraq on July 3 in an "increasingly bold insurgency". US troops are however still planning Fourth of July barbecues.

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So, what is this then?

03-07-2003 19:52 | Social Struggles | World

We all KNOW factually, and freely confess without
truthful contention, the UNJUST evil bush and blair,
"sexed up" the falsehoods of a plagiarized essay, then
bold faced lied as they continue today, to hide their
"embarrassment" of indiscriminately murdering our
Humanity for criminal thefts against a just rule of our
god given rights Man.

Turkey: soldier killed by guerrillas

03-07-2003 10:13 | Social Struggles | World

Turkish TV reports soldier killed by "terrorist organisation".

Actions Speak Louder Than Words

02-07-2003 20:15 | Social Struggles | World

Today is Wednesday, July 2nd, 2003 and this morning while I was listening to the radio (V-103) to be exact; there was an issue going on about people from Africa saying that black people were not cosidered or did not deserve to be called African Americans that we should be called Americans. Tihs really bothered me, I mean although I am a growning teenager, life and time are very intricate now these days. I just think that as people we are all equal as one.

LESSONS FROM THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

02-07-2003 16:36 | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | London | World

A GOOD READ FOR JULY 4...

America losing its innocence for the umpteenth time

02-07-2003 12:21 | Social Struggles | World

Washington Post columnist Ignatius compares US involvement in Iraq to Barbara Tuchman's book "March of Folly". He assumes America is about to lose its innocence. (I thought it lost its innocence a rather long time ago, but perhaps that is just me.)

Idnia: SOS Narmada

01-07-2003 11:00 | Social Struggles | World

The water in the Narmada Valley rises cause of the controversal Sadar Sarovar Damm. The people in the Valley vontinue their fight against the violation of their rights and for their livelihood.

UPDATE#3 : THESSALONIKI PRISONERS

UPDATE#3 : THESSALONIKI PRISONERS

July 1st 2003
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This is the third update for (mainly) UK supporters.
If you received this bulletin via a website and would
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receive future bulletins email:

thessalonikiprisoners@yahoo.co.uk with your details.
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Thessaloniki Prisoners Solidarity Benefit gig

Thessaloniki Prisoners Solidarity Benefit Gig.
Friday 4th July.

Make trade fair

24 hours for trade justice, 27-28 June 2003

The Trade Justice Movement’s major event happened this morning from 10am till about 12.30
At Oxford Town Hall
Trade Justice event supported by Oxfam, Christian Aid
and WDM

Andrew Smith, MP for East Oxford, came and discussed trade issues in an open meeting with people from his constituency. Antiwar activists protested outside due to his pro war stance and a refusal to engage in a public debate about the war. Evan Harris also came and talked with his constituency.

Another US soldier killed in Iraq

28-06-2003 10:50 | Social Struggles | World

Further Iraqi attacks on US troops lead to one US soldier killed and four wounded in a "disquieting drumbeat of guerrilla-style attacks". An Iraqi boy was killed by American soldiers who mistook him for a gunman. American officials admit that the attacks are hampering "reconstruction".

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HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE THESSALONIKI 8

There are many ways that we can support Simon Chapman and show our solidarity with the 8 prisoners.

US soldier killed in ambush in southern Iraq

27-06-2003 11:39 | Social Struggles | World

A US soldier killed in an ambush on June 27 near Najaf, in mainly Shi'a southern Iraq, according to US military on the 28th. Two other US servicemen posted north of Baghdad are missing, possibly kidnapped.

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US soldier killed near Baghdad airport

26-06-2003 09:23 | Social Struggles | World

At least one US soldier killed on morning of June 26 in an ambush near Baghdad airport, according to AP. The aftermath of the deaths of British troops in Majar is reported, as is a claim of responsibility for attacks by a previously unknown Iraqi group.

Early! Islamic History Beyond Arabia

25-06-2003 17:18 | Culture | Education | Social Struggles | World

From Slavery to Leadership: Muslim Minorities in North America
Imam Khalid Griggs - Imam and National Community Leader, North Carolina
Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, and Jameel Al-Ameen are perhaps a few names that cross our minds when we think of the evolution of Muslim identity and community in North America. However, what often escapes our
notice is the exemplary model of sacrifice, dedication, discipline, dignity, generosity, and cooperation exercised by innumerable common Muslims, beginning with the civil rights movement led by thousands of Muslim
African slaves and their descendents, the struggle of First Nations' indigenous Muslims, as well as the presence of millions of Arab and South Asian Muslims immigrants to North America.

GM Crops and Poverty

The widespread adoption of GM crops seems likely to exacerbate the underlying causes of food insecurity, leading to more hungry people, not fewer. To have a lasting impact on poverty, ActionAid believes policy makers must address the real constraints facing poor communities - lack of access to land, credit, resources and markets instead of focusing on risky technologies that have no track record in addressing hunger.

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Iraq - at last the Brits are getting hit

24-06-2003 16:28 | Social Struggles | World

In two incidents, one of them definitely an attack, six British service personnel have been killed in southern Iraq. A number of others have been wounded.