“ The new and definitive road of the economic and social competition “
Is born the first great ideology of the millenium! Is born the anticompetitivist ideology of the "full effective and obligatory employment (of all the families) for law", of the successive and innovative historical phase regarding the Socialism.

the journey home

New Orleans could lose 80% of its Black population.

March to Demand an End to the Death Penalty in Maryland. Take Vernon Evans off Death Row!
Vernon Evans faces execution as early as Monday, February 6, 2006. Maryland’s death penalty is proven to be racially biased and arbitrary. Ignoring this fact, Governor Ehrlich has already executed Steven Oken and Wesley Baker. Enough is enough. Join us for two emergency demonstrations.

1.Tell Governor Ehrlich: Stop the Execution of Vernon Evans
Rally at the Governor’s Mansion in Annapolis
2 p.m. Saturday January 28th

Cars will leave the D.C. area at 12:45 on Saturday.

UDC ! Metro Van Ness Station Connecticut Ave.
Takoma Park Station, Parking Lot

Other possible locations TBA
Call Virginia at 301/523-3627 for information on Takoma, Nick at 301/801-7616 for DC

2.Stop the Execution of Vernon Evans!
Rally and March at MD Correctional Adjustment Center (Supermax Prison)
2 p.m. Saturday February 4th
410 East Madison Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Corner of Madison and Fallsway

Campaign to End the Death Penalty

Protesters of the National Security Agency have their case dismissed, as judge admonishes the government for wasting everyone's time.

The United Workers Association is organizing a community meeting at St. John's Episcopal Church in Mt. Washington to announce its Summer of Justice campaign. The UWA is organizing Camden Yards stadium cleaners to win a living wage.

Interview with Wilma Subra, a McArthur award-winning environmental chemist, conducted by Between the Lines' Melinda Tuhus

Iran’s Oil Exchange Threatens the Greenback
by Mike Whitney
www.dissidentvoice.org
January 24, 2006

Becoming a political “activist” does not primarily mean protesting against something. Rather, at least one primary aspect of becoming an activist, is becoming “aware” of what is going on in the world—but also becoming aware of what is going on within oneself (in respect to what is perceived to be going on everywhere else).