Arundhati Roy on Massive Protests Against Bush's Visit to India

Acclaimed Indian author and activist Arundhati Roy who is in New Delhi, India. Bush arrived in India late Wednesday in his first trip to the country. He was greeted the next day by various branches of the Indian military. But on the streets, Bush was greeted by mass protests across the country. In New Delhi alone, crowd estimates varied from 250,000 to 700,000.

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OSCARS’ JON STEWART & PNG

“Why isn’t Jon Stewart’s accumulation of a fortune considered in the same vein as the pulling in of big warbucks by buckaroos such as Blum (aka Dianne Feinstein’s Rich)?” — Hal Burton, my (real) neighbor(‘s name)

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PC racist White Australia treating Aboriginals & Muslims like animals

WHITE AUSTRALIA vigorously objects to being labelled as “racist” but is involved in the racist subjugation of other people and resolutely IGNORES the horrendous human cost of such involvements, notably the continuing dispossession and maltreatment of Aboriginal Australians and Australia’s complicity in horrendous post-invasion excess mortality and infant mortality in Coalition-occupied Iraq and Afghanistan in gross violation of the Geneva Conventions. 

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From Internment Camps in the U.S. to the Assassination of Malcolm X and Beyond

41 years ago today, Malcolm X was gunned down in the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem. Yuri Kochiyama cradled his head as he lay dying on the stage. Kochiyama’s activism began after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, when she and her family were held in an internment camp along with more than 100,000 Japanese in the United States.

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