submitted anonymously – Weekend of solidarity with the Stop Cop City movement featuring a rally at Percival Landing November 9th, letter writing to RICO defendants at Burial Grounds on November 13th at 5:30pm, and Stop Cop City bingo all weekend.
ByMike Foley, November 10, 2023 — https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/us-reactor-project-fail-heats-up-australia-s-nuclear-power-debate-20231109-p5eisu.html A nuclear energy developer championed by the Coalition has canned its most advanced project in the United States, raising questions over the viability of the technology in Australia. NuScale Power, which was developing small modular reactors at a US government-owned site in Idaho with plans to sell electricity to […]
The MORALITY of the American leadership and those leaders in Britain and across the EU countries have been shot to hell. No one can possibly look at what is being done by Israel in Gaza to be morally justified UNDER ANY LAW and certainly not moral law. Emmanuel Macron came out to say a few […]
Unimaginably, there were laws against the use of contraceptives until the year 1965. But Margaret Sanger worked most of her life—from 1879 to 1966—to fight for women’s rights to control their bodies, a battle still going on in the wake of Roe v. Wade. Margaret’s passion for the topic was born of personal experience: She […]
From Informativo Anarquista Today, November 7, 2023: while a demonstration in solidarity took place outside, the court gave the verdict against Mónica and Francisco after four months on trial. Francisco was convicted as the perpetrator of: *Two counts of sending parcel bombs (54 Precinct and Hinzpeter) *One count of attempted homicide of carabineros *One count…
Protesters engage in civil disobedience at Rep. Jared Golden’s Bangor office. | Photos provided by the protesters Reposted from the Maine Beacon Seven protesters were arrested Wednesday night at Rep. Jared Golden’s Bangor office demanding the Second District Congressman join a growing international call for a ceasefire in the besieged Gaza Strip where the United Nations […]
A large crowd of demonstrators swarmed theheadquarters of the New York Times on Thursday to protest the newspaper’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. The crowd barged into the building and briefly occupied the lobby.
Hundreds of activists took part in the march, many seen with Palestinian flags and signs carrying anti-Israel slogans.
They also condemned Washington’s staunch support for Israel, with some heard accusing President Joe Biden of “supporting genocide” against Palestinians in Gaza, according to the New York Post.
BREAKING: Media workers have taken over the lobby of the New York Times headquarters in NYC in protest of their biased coverage of Palestine.
They are reading from newspapers bearing the names of the thousands of Gazans murdered by Israel in the last month. pic.twitter.com/DGi9yw0BTt
At one point, demonstrators passed out mock issues of the NYT dubbed “the New York Crimes,” which said the outlet had “blood…on its hands” for “inciting enthusiasm for war.” It went on to list the names of dozens of journalists killed in the latest bout of violence, with the parody headline “We killed our colleagues.”
“We will continue holding the New York Times to account… for inciting genocide!” protesters were heard chanting. “Not another nickel, not another dime, no more money for the New York Times!”
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters who rallied at the New York Public Library marched to the New York Times office. Protesters are occupying the NYT lobby, claiming the paper “is an agent of US imperialism”. pic.twitter.com/HwenBb1XJE
Sometime near the tail end of the protest an NYPD police cruiser was vandalized, with its back window smashed out and slogans scrawled on the vehicle with spray paint, including the words “Free Gaza.” Police reported no arrests during the action, however.
🚨 #BREAKING: NYPD car vandalized with "Free Gaza," "IDF," and "KKK" tags outside New York Times building. Pro-Palestine protesters demand "Ceasefire Now" in Gaza.
The latest round of fighting in Gaza erupted last month when Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,400 people. Since then, the IDF has carried out weeks of retaliatory airstrikes and gradually escalated a major ground assault on Gaza, leaving nearly 11,000 Palestinians dead, including around 4,400 children, according to local officials.