Global/International

United Natures - a United Nations of all species

Submitted by United Natures on Thu, 17/01/2013 - 12:17am

United Natures - a United Nations of all species

Documentary movie on the Rights of Mother Earth and permaculture of the inner landscape. Featuring a stellar international cast of top environmental thinkers and activists including Vandana Shiva, Dr Helen Caldicott, Polly Higgins (ecocide), Starhawk (permaculture), Father Bob Maguire, Cormac Cullinan (Wild Law), David Holmgren (co-originator of permaculture) and Michael Reynolds (earthships) amongst others. A homemade grassroots independent film self-funded by the director, Peter Charles Downey.

Website
www.unitednaturesmovie.com

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
climate change
economics
science
environment
law
permaculture
peak oil
Gaia theory
pachamama
mother earth rights
free energy
survival

Japanese Sasago syndrome, Dutch dam marker and African inferno overflow as evidences of hot expanding earth theory [global warming, geophysics and cosmology]

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 16/01/2013 - 3:35am

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A good few hundreds unfailing bolts were find torn loose in almost one geophysical and technical moment of lithospheric stretching in Japanese tunnel “Sasago” in 2012. It means that long dams in Holland can one near day be toppled in the water!

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CORPUS DELICTI AND SMOKING GUN
OF ACCELERATED HOT EXPANSION OF THE EARTH

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
climate change
environment

“Japan Sasago Syndrome” and “African infernal overflow” as evidences of hot expanding earth theory [global warming, geophysics and cosmology]

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 15/01/2013 - 12:07am

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A GOOD FEW HUNDREDS UNFAILING BOLTS WERE FIND TORN LOOSE IN ALMOST ONE GEOPHYCICAL & TECHNICAL MOMENT OF LITHOSPHERIC STRETCHING IN JAPANESE TUNNEL “SASAGO” IN 2012. IT MEANS THAT LONG DAMS IN HOLLAND CAN ONE NEAR DAY BE TOPPLED IN THE WATER!

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CORPUS DELICTI AND SMOKING GUN
OF ACCELERATED HOT EXPANSION OF THE EARTH

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
climate change
environment
Australia

On line petition for solidarity with Villa Amalias squat in Athens/Greece

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 14/01/2013 - 5:33am

http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Solidarity_with_Villa_Amalias_Squat_All...

Solidarity with Villa Amalias Squat – Let us Resist the Social Cannibalism

All of us signing this declaration of solidarity with Villa Amalias Squat are aware of the fierce attack unleashed by the Greek state on free spaces and every other expression of social/political resistance.

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
protest
solidarity

Reduce mankind to a fearful, trembling species

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 13/01/2013 - 3:48am

Most Indymedia groups refuse to publish any of my reports and many now *hide some of my posts. Why is the truth so feared by media authorities? Perhaps my most **recent report referenced in the Indymedia groups shown below with two asterisks ( and reposted below in this post) proves my point: that the NWO under the direction of fbi/cia/mossad/MI6, Sûreté , etc. is hell bent on reducing mankind to an ignorant, fearful, & trembling species as may be needed to control earth and space.

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
human rights

Fire the U.S. Congress for treason: How many blatant favors for the AIPAC Israel lobby?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 12/01/2013 - 10:22am

By Ron Russell

How many times will U.S. elected Representatives of the U.S. House and Senate have to kiss Israel’s ass, and in how many ways, before “our” country will build a true national security team—that is one actually focused on U.S. security and not primarily on Israel’s?

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
International news and opinion

WGAR News: Canadian PM to talk with Aboriginal leaders following hunger strike: Tracker

Submitted by WGAR - Working ... on Wed, 09/01/2013 - 6:35am

Newsletter date: 9 January 2013

Contents:

* Tracker: Canadian PM to talk with Aboriginal leaders following hunger strike
* CBC News Canada: 9 questions about Idle No More
* Background to the Aboriginal sovereignty movement

* Tracker: Concern at high Indigenous youth jail rate
* Background to Aboriginal imprisonment and Deaths in Custody

* Tracker: Doubts over income quarantine in APY Lands
* Background to Income Management for APY Lands in South Australia

* Kathy Marks, The National: Billionaire mining magnate accused of dividing indigenous communities

Geography: 
Global/International
Australia
Northern Territory
South Australia
Keywords: 
income management
Mabo
native title
Aboriginal sovereignty
Aboriginal imprisonment
Stronger Futures
Stronger Futures Legislation related articles
Yindjibarndi
APY Lands
CBC News Canada - 9 questions about Idle No More
Tracker - Concern at high Indigenous youth jail rate
Tracker - Doubts over income quarantine in APY Lands
Kathy Marks - The National - Billionaire mining magnate accused of dividing indigenous communities
NIRS - Sam Watson says Mabo Day a better day for national celebration
ABC Video - Calls to pardon hanged Aboriginal man

Plea of imprisoned youth sentenced to death by Iran's Islamic regime

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 08/01/2013 - 11:16am

The message of imprisoned youth sentenced to death by Islamic regime.
To all the people of the world in my age group:

I despise thinking about my death; I do want to take my life aspiration to the grave with me.

My name is Zaneyar Moradi.

At this moment sitting in my death cell, my prison cell in Iran under Islamic regime, I wish to talk to all youth in Europe and America, and I want to speak to the people of my age who are living in Japan, Australia, France, and Africa and all over the world.

Please DO NOT LET THEM HANG ME!

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
protest
solidarity

Nepalese journalist buried alive

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 08/01/2013 - 11:10am

A group of Maoist former rebels have been arrested over the death of a journalist during Nepal's civil war, with one of them confessing the reporter was buried alive, police say.

The arrests of the five men, whose detention came days after a Nepalese soldier was held in Britain on charges of torture, are the first in Nepal for crimes committed during the decade-long conflict that ended in 2006.

The five men, all middle-ranking cadres, have been charged with the abduction and murder of Dekendra Raj Thapa, a radio reporter and human rights activist who died in 2004.

Geography: 
Global/International
Keywords: 
human rights
solidarity
International news and opinion