Perhaps the only thing that has stopped government from broadly using “illegal telecom assisted wiretap evidence” against ordinary Citizens is that Telecoms don’t have immunity from being sued by charged criminal and civil asset forfeiture defendants.

Gruppo EveryOne is promoting a petition (www.petitiononline.com/fortibet) and an international campaign to ask for an immediate halt to the harsh sociocultural repression underway in Tibet, a repression perpetrated by the Chinese authorities towards thousands of innocent people.
The leaders of EveryOne, the authorities and people of goodwill who sign the petition below are promoting the Boycott Campaign of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games and sporting and cultural events in the People’s Republic of China. They will also be supporting the “Beijing 2008 Gold Medals for Human Rights” campaign, with gold medals coined by EveryOne Group being awarded to all the athletes who decide not to take part in the Olympic Games out of solidarity with the people of Tibet.

Brief report back on Paul Buhle's Graphic history of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), and discussion with current young generation of activists.

Psychology has a great influence on developments of the world economy. In Tokyo, the G7 states agreed to avoid negative terms to not worsen the situation. Neither the extreme price drop of the dollar nor of the Yen were mentioned in the final declaration.

Noticia de un secuestro es un relato basado en hechos reales del celebrado autor colombiano Gabriel García Márquez, publicado en 1996, donde el premio Nóbel de literatura aborda el tema del narcoterrorismo colombiano y la privación ilegal de libertad de personajes prominentes de Colombia.

Free the MOVE 9!
Ramona Africa, MOVE Bombing Survivor to Appear on “Solidarity Not Charity” Sunday, March 23rd at 4pm EST.
The sole adult survivor of the May 13th, 1985 Philadelphia police and US government bombing attack on the MOVE house, Ramona Africa, will appear on the UhuruRadio.com program “Solidarity, Not Charity” this Sunday, March 23rd at 4pm EST.

News Junkie Scott's Blog (3/23/2008)

BETWEEN THE LINES Syndicated Radio Newsmagazine --Weekly Summary

Friday, March 21, 2008 / 06:16 PM
SUMMARY: Massachusetts' Jason Hair-Wynn, going to Ghana to fight AIDS, needed a new passport with his married name; the feds tell him to change his name back.