You think this is from a Hollywood movie and Tom Cruise is off to the left sipping some water? No, this is in France. Right now. NOT ONE mention of this in … Continue reading France riots over labour laws sees a Porsche go up in flames
With Facebook now closely monitored in Egypt, activists have been learning to use the encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate on the streets. You should never express your political opinions in a … Continue reading With Facebook No Longer a Secret Weapon, Egypt’s Protesters Turn to Signal
Police said more than 1,200 people have been arrested for taking part in Democracy Awakening protests since they began on April 11. I have a few friends who have been arrested so … Continue reading Ben & Jerry’s co-founders arrested during Democracy Awakening protest
They were calling for an end to austerity — and the resignation of David Cameron. The number of protesters is between 50,000 and 150,000, in other words, huge! Yet the BBC chose … Continue reading Thousands of anti-austerity protesters fill the streets of London
The California university is being accused of censorship after paying a firm to try to hide references to the incident in which police sprayed protesters in 2011 The incidence became a massive … Continue reading Pepper-sprayed students outraged as UC Davis tried to scrub incident from web
Keys was convicted of violating America’s terrible Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, a federal computer-crime statute so broad and vague that you’ve probably already violated it several times this year. The CFAA—the … Continue reading Matthew Keys will serve two years for something that was barely a crime. It’s a travesty.
#Iceland's government: We're not leaving. Iceland's public: There are more of us than there are of you. https://t.co/WZbLCGYQAK — Edward Snowden (@Snowden) April 9, 2016 We are all here to let you … Continue reading #Iceland’s government: We’re not leaving. Iceland’s public: There are more of us than there are of you.
Everyone is now making vague noises about offshore tax havens and how they should be shut down, or regulated, or something. But the plain truth is that no one really wants to … Continue reading Everyone Is Freaking Out About the Panama Papers—But the Biggest Fallout Is Yet to Come
The numbers tell the story. The teachers’ retirement fund is short about $9.6 billion. The school system owes more than $6 billion to its bondholders. On Wall Street, Chicago schools have the … Continue reading School of Debt: How to Bankrupt Public Education, Chicago-style
Predicted high voter turnout, yet polling stations go from 200 to 60. Party switch ‘glitches’ made. MSM calling the results while people stand in line, leave or get turned away after waiting. … Continue reading Bernie Sanders Inspires Big Protest Against Voter Suppression in Arizona
Bob Lambert, who fathered a child with an activist, quits part-time posts at St Andrews and London Metropolitan universities. He infiltrated animal rights and environmental groups in the 1980s…. he had fathered … Continue reading Ex-undercover officer who infiltrated political groups resigns from academic posts
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