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  • Dave Lindorff, thiscantbehappening.net | 10-15

    When I see the hate-filled racists and right-wing yahoos braying at McCain and Palin rallies, when I hear people calling for Obama to be killed or lynched, and when I see the rabid hate mail circulating in email inboxes falsely labeling him as a secret Muslim, a terrorist, a Marxist and a black nationalist, I want to see the man resoundingly win this election. But it’s more than that. I also, perhaps against all logic and experience, admit that I expect something good of an Obama presidency.

    SEE ALSO: In Praise of Bill Ayers

  • Defenestrator | 10-14

    Dear Friends, We are writing to ask for your help ensure that we can continue our work. We are trying to get the land that the Mill Creek Farm maintains along with the adjacent community garden, which has been around for over 30 years, put in a land trust with the Neighborhood Gardens Association (NGA) to protect it from future development.
  • Dave Zirin and Daniel Denvir | 10-14

    Philadelphia-- You cannot make this up. Sarah Palin, the best-known hockey mom in the United States, gets booed Saturday at the Philadelphia Flyers hockey game. And the game is played, of all places, at the Wachovia Center. It's all over YouTube: failing candidate, failed bank as corporate sponsor, the kind of anger that cannot be scripted. (1)
  • Philadelphia ABCF | 10-11

    While Ojore's exact release date is still not finalized, it will most likely be late November or early December.

    In the meantime, the Anarchist Black Cross Federation (ABCF) is initiating a fund raising drive to support Ojore, once he is released, in order for him to transition back to the streets.

  • Mary Shaw | 10-09

    The Washington Post reports that the Maryland State Police had "classified 53 nonviolent activists as terrorists and entered their names and personal information into state and federal databases that track terrorism suspects."
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