Varios indicios vienen señalando que los Estados Unidos han puesto en marcha un plan para orquestar un golpe de estado en Paraguay similar al que instrumentaron en Venezuela en abril del año 2002

On Tuesday April 1, at about 8:40am, four activists took direct action against the Bank of America in Copley Square, Boston, by locking themselves to the front door to protest the banks funding of coal power in the US. The action was done with support from Rising Tide North America, the Rainforest Action Network, and the Energy Action Coalition.

[See other Fossil Fools Day actions worldwide at Global Indymedia: www.indymedia.org/en/2008/04/903843.shtml]

African Americans from all walks of life—ranging from doctorate degree owners, academia professionals, ministers, politicians, or corporate executives, to ill-educated people—share a commonality when it comes to the n-word: They are mesmerized by its hypnotic influence.

News Junkie Scott's Blog (4/03/2008)

The greatest risks threaten through the crisis of the financial system, through further price increases for food, the sensitivity of global supply routes and the increasingly expensive sources of energy. 2008 could develop into a worldwide crisis year.

Tonight in Baltimore your friendly neighborhood Anarchists are preparing for battle. The stakes are high but this feels like a party and we make this look good. The battlefields are the conventions taking place in Denver and Minneapolis at the democratic and republican national conventions.

The "MOVE 9" are having parole hearing this month. After thirty years, the Pennsylvania Parole Board should be releasing them this year. They complete 30 of their 30-100 year sentence this year.

the fundamental christian legacy to America

Today, it has become necessary to re-think the future of three industries to reduce U.S. dependency on oil; the automobile industry, the petroleum industry and the ethanol industry. The future direction of these three industries will definitely determine the quality of life for working class people for the next 300 years. The world will face certain economic and environmental disasters, including severe food shortages worldwide, if world governments fail to exercise proper controls over the automobile, petroleum and ethanol industries.