[LAAMN] Close race in California Attorney General contest: vote Kamala Harris

2010-10-29 Thread bigraccoon


CLCV’s endorsed candidate for Attorney General, Kamala Harris, is in a close 
race.
The office of Attorney General can be a powerful force for environmental 
protection and advocacy. As Attorney General of California, Jerry Brown has 
filed lawsuits to enforce California’s environmental laws (such as the 
California Environmental Quality Act and the Global Warming Solutions Act).
If Kamala Harris is elected, she will ensure continued environmental leadership 
in the AG’s office. We need her strong voice for us in this important 
environmental office.
The New York Times examined the Attorney General campaign yesterday. Read 
“Calif. AG Race Has National Energy Implications” at 
http://www.nytimes.com/gwire/2010/10/27/27greenwire-calif-ag-race-has-national-energy-implications-57619.html
 .
Please forward this to your friends and colleagues and help elect an 
environmental champion as Attorney General. Find out more about how you can 
help Kamala Harris at http://www.kamalaharris.org/ .














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[LAAMN] Vigil for Mr. Ruelas, Monday, November 8

2010-10-29 Thread Tom Louie
On Monday, November 8, 3:30 - 5:30 PM, there will be a vigil in memory of 
Rigoberto Ruelas planned by the Miramonte Elementary School community and his 
family. Meet after school at 3:30 in front of LAUSD headquarters, 333 South 
Beaudry, and join the candlelight walk to the L.A. Times building, 202 West 1st 
St. All are encouraged to attend to show their support for Mr. Ruelas' family.

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[LAAMN] Fw: PR for SNCC Panel

2010-10-29 Thread John A Imani

- Original Message - 
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Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 3:44 PM
Subject: PR for SNCC Panel


Please distribute


October 28, 2010

Media Contact: Ami Motevalli
William Grant Still Arts Center
323.734.1165
ami.moteva...@lacity.org

The William Grant Still Arts Center
Presents

From Freedom Rides to Black Power; SNCC’s Radicalization of the
Movement - a Panel Discussion


Please join us on Saturday November 6, 2010 at 2 pm for a panel and
discussion featuring local members of the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee. The panel will include Shaka Bogolani, Ayuko
Babu, Bobbie Hodges-Betts and moderated by Lamont Yakey. Discussion
will pan from experiential history to the effect SNCC had on radical
strategy.

The Panel discussion is part of the Exhibition “Hell No, We Wont Go!
50 years of SNCC”

Hell No, We Won’t Go! 50 Years of SNCC at the William Grant Still Arts
Center, is a visual survey of 50 years of struggle in the civil rights
movement to run from October 1 - December 18, 2010. The exhibit will
feature photographs, posters, magazines, memos and other archival
material of the work of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
(/’snik/). There will be a particular look at the activities of SNCC
in Los Angeles, including a focus on Imam Jamil Al-Amin aka H. Rap
Brown. and the work of the Student Non- Violent Coordinating
Committee.

SNCC , was a seminal civil rights organization, started in 1960.
Initially lead by Ella Baker in student meetings at Shaw University,
SNCC grew in to a large organization and movement who staged sit-ins,
voter registration drives and “Freedom Rides”. One of the principal
organizers for SNCC, Willie Ricks coined the term “Black Power” which
was popularized in a speech by SNCC chairman Stokely Charmichael. Over
the next decade, civil rights activism moved beyond lunch counter
sit-ins. In this violently changing political climate, SNCC struggled
to define its purpose as it fought white oppression. Out of SNCC came
some of today's black leaders, such as Angela Davis, former
Washington, D.C. Mayor Marion Barry, Congressman John Lewis, Bernice
Reagan and Sweet Honey and the Rock and NAACP chairman Julian Bond.
Historian Howard Zinn was also once a member of SNCC. Together with
hundreds of other students, they left a lasting impact on American
history.

School tours and study guides available upon request. For additional
information call (323) 734-1165 or email ami.moteva...@lacity.org .
The William Grant Still Arts Center is a facility of the City of Los
Angeles Cultural Affairs Department, located at 2520 S.Westview St.
Los Angeles, exhibit hours Tuesday through Saturday 12n-5p.


PROGRAM EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

Hell No, We Won’t Go! 50 years of SNCC

Dates:
October 1 – December 18, 2010

Times:
Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Events:

Panel Discussion with Ayuko Babu, Shaka Bogolani and Bobbie
Hodges-Betts, Moderated by Lamonte Yakey
November 6, 2010, 2-4 pm

Film Screening
Footage of H Rap Brown / Imam Jamil,
James Forman, Willie Mukasa Ricks, Kwame Ture,
and excerpts from Eyes on the Prize etc...
November 10, 2010 – 6 – 8:30
November 17, 2010 - 6-8:30 (Imam Jamil Al-Amin Screenings)

Discussion on the movement today, lead by Byron Perez
December 1, 2010

Location:
William Grant Still Arts Center
2520 South West View Street
Los Angeles, CA 90016

Cost:
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[LAAMN] Chomsky: China's Growing Independence and the New World Order

2010-10-29 Thread Ed Pearl
http://www.inthesetimes.com/article/6499/chinas_growing_independence_and_the_new_world_order/

China's Growing Independence and the New World Order

By Noam Chomsky
In These Times: October 5, 2010

Chinese leaders are unlikely to be impressed by such [U.S. warnings], the
language of an imperial power desperately trying to cling to authority it no
longer has.

Of all the threats to world order, the most consistent is democracy,
unless it is under imperial control, and more generally, the assertion of
independence. These fears have guided imperial power throughout history.

In South America, Washington's traditional backyard, the subjects are
increasingly disobedient. Their steps toward independence advanced further
in February with the formation of the Community of Latin American and
Caribbean States, which includes all states in the hemisphere apart from the
U.S. and Canada.

For the first time since the Spanish and Portuguese conquests 500 years ago,
South America is moving toward integration, a prerequisite to independence.
It is also beginning to address the internal scandal of a continent that is
endowed with rich resources but dominated by tiny islands of wealthy elites
in a sea of misery.

Furthermore, South-South relations are developing, with China playing a
leading role, both as a consumer of raw materials and as an investor. Its
influence is growing rapidly and has surpassed the United States' in some
resource-rich countries.

More significant still are changes in Middle Eastern arena. Sixty years ago,
the influential planner A. A. Berle advised that controlling the region's
incomparable energy resources would yield substantial control of the
world.

Correspondingly, loss of control would threaten the project of global
dominance. By the 1970s, the major producers nationalized their hydrocarbon
reserves, but the West retained substantial influence. In 1979, Iran was
lost with the overthrow of the shah's dictatorship, which had been imposed
by a U.S.-U.K. military coup in 1953 to ensure that this prize would remain
in the proper hands.

By now, however, control is slipping away even among the traditional U.S.
clients.

The largest hydrocarbon reserves are in Saudi Arabia, a U.S. dependency ever
since the U.S. displaced Britain there in a mini-war conducted during World
War II. The U.S. remains by far the largest investor in Saudi Arabia and its
major trading partner, and Saudi Arabia helps support the U.S. economy via
investments.

However, more than half of Saudi oil exports now go to Asia, and its plans
for growth face east. The same may be turn out to be true of Iraq, the
country with the second-largest reserves, if it can rebuild from the massive
destruction of the murderous U.S.-U.K. sanctions and the invasion. And U.S.
policies are driving Iran, the third major producer, in the same direction.

China is now the largest importer of Middle Eastern oil and the largest
exporter to the region, replacing the United States. Trade relations are
growing fast, doubling in the past five years.

The implications for world order are significant, as is the quiet rise of
the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which includes much of Asia but has
banned the U.S.-potentially a new energy cartel involving both producers
and consumers, observes economist Stephen King, author of *Losing Control:
The Emerging Threats to Western Prosperity*.

In Western policy-making circles and among political commentators, 2010 is
called the year of Iran. The Iranian threat is considered to pose the
greatest danger to world order and to be the primary focus of U.S. foreign
policy, with Europe trailing along politely as usual. It is officially
recognized that the threat is not military: Rather, it is the threat of
independence.

To maintain stability the U.S. has imposed harsh sanctions on Iran, but
outside of Europe, few are paying attention. The nonaligned countries-most
of the world-have strongly opposed U.S. policy toward Iran for years.

Nearby Turkey and Pakistan are constructing new pipelines to Iran, and trade
is increasing. Arab public opinion is so enraged by Western policies that a
majority even favor Iran's development of nuclear weapons.

The conflict benefits China. China's investors and traders are now filling
a vacuum in Iran as businesses from many other nations, especially in
Europe, pull out, Clayton Jones reports in *The Christian Science Monitor*.
In particular, China is expanding its dominant role in Iran's energy
industries.

Washington is reacting with a touch of desperation. In August, the State
Department warned that If China wants to do business around the world it
will also have to protect its own reputation, and if you acquire a
reputation as a country that is willing to skirt and evade international
responsibilities that will have a long-term impact . their international
responsibilities are clear-namely, to follow U.S. orders.

Chinese leaders are unlikely to be impressed by such talk, the language 

[LAAMN] 11/5 (NYC): Special Evening With John Tito Gerassi.‏

2010-10-29 Thread Williams Camacaro
The Alberto Lovera Bolivarian Circle  the Venezuelan Permanent Mission to the 
United Nations invite you to: 
 
a special evening with
 
John “Tito” Gerassi,
Journalist, Author, Activist, and Educator

Friday November 5 at 6:30 p.m. 

@ the Venezuelan Mission, 335 East 46th St., between 2  1 Avenues, New York, 
NY 

 
About John “Tito” Gerassi: 

As a child, his mother and father were very close friends with Jean-Paul Sartre 
and Simone de Beauvoir, and the couple became like surrogate parents for him. 
Over the course of his fascinating life, he has interviewed Che Guevara, 
Salvador Allende, Camilo Torres, and Fabricio Ojeda, among many others. He will 
talk about Sartre and Latin America and about the history of the revolutionary 
movements of the mid-20th century. 

Gerassi is the author of The Great Fear in Latin America; Revolutionary Priest, 
Camilo Torres; The Premature Antifascists; Hated Conscience of His Century 
Volume I (the only authorized biography of Jean-Paul Sarte, which Sartre 
considered a continuation of his own autobiography); The American Way of Crime: 
From Salem to Watergate, a Stunning New Perspective on Crime in America; and 
others. His most recent book is Talking with Sartre. 
 


This event is free and open to the public. No RSVP required.


  

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[LAAMN] Fwd: WHY THE NOV 9 HEARING ON MUMIA IS SO CRITICAL

2010-10-29 Thread Michael Novick
WHY THE NOVEMBER 9, 2010 HEARING ON MUMIA IS SO CRITICAL
Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition
http://www.freemumia.com/www.freemumia.com
mailto:info%40freemumia.comi...@freemumia.com (212)330-8029

The only legal options to be considered at the 
Third Circuit's November 9 hearing are whether 
Mumia Abu-Jamal is to be executed or get life in 
prison without parole. Clearly neither of those two options is acceptable.

To fully grasp the significance of the hearing, 
one needs to revisit Federal District Court Judge 
William Yohn, Jr.'s decision of December 18, 
2001. In that ruling the judge upheld Mumia's 
conviction but at the same time threw out his 
death sentence on the grounds that the verdict 
form used by the jury for sentencing at his trial 
violated the U.S. Supreme Court's Mills precedent 
and therefore entitled Mumia to have his death 
sentence overturned. Yohn then gave the state 180 
days to convene a new jury trial only on the 
issue of Mumia's penalty, in which the choices 
would be either death or life in prison without 
parole. On the other hand, if the state did 
nothing, Yohn ruled that Mumia would 
automatically be sentenced to life in prison without parole.

At the time Judge Yohn stayed his ruling on the 
death sentence while the state appealed his 
decision to the next higher level of federal 
court, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. (At 
the same time Mumia cross-appealed Judge Yohn's 
decision upholding Mumia's conviction.) Mumia was 
therefore never removed from Death row and remains there to this day.

On March 27, 2008, the Third Circuit upheld 
Yohn's decision on the death penalty on a 3-0 
vote. Again the decision was stayed while the 
state appealed to the highest federal level, the 
Supreme Court. (In the same decision, the Third 
Circuit rejected Mumia's appeal on the conviction 
by 2-1 and, as before, Mumia cross-appealed that ruling.)

On January 10, 2010, the Supreme Court ordered 
the Third Circuit to reconsider its decision on 
the death sentence in light of its 
simultaneously-issued ruling unanimously 
rejecting an appeal from a white-supremacist 
named Spisak. That man admitted to killing at 
least two people in Ohio and openly wished to 
have murdered more. He had appealed his death 
sentence also as a violation of Mills, but 
involving a different aspect of it than Mumia's 
case. The Sixth Circuit, as did the Third Circuit 
in Mumia's case, ruled that the death sentence 
should be vacated, but the Supreme Court ruled 
that the Mills precedent did not apply in 
Spisak's case, and that therefore execution 
rather than life in prison was the appropriate 
penalty. Based on that decision, the Supreme 
Court immediately applied the same argument to 
Mumia's case and asked for the Third Circuit to 
reconsider the issue of execution for Mumia as well.

Thus, the hearing on November 9th is on Mumia's 
penalty only. The choices before the court are 
either to sustain Yohn's and its own earlier 
decisions or to reinstate the death penalty, 
clearing the way for Mumia's possible quick execution.

If the Third Circuit reaffirms its earlier 
decision to sentence Mumia to life in prison 
without parole, the state will most likely appeal 
to the Supreme Court. (This is exactly what 
happened with Spisak, after the Sixth Circuit 
upheld its own earlier ruling which had 
overturned the man's death sentence.) But in the 
unlikely event that the state doesn't appeal, it 
will then have 180 days to implement Judge Yohn's decision.

Of course if the Third Circuit rules against 
Mumia, he will appeal to the Supreme Court. 
However, the odds for relief are small, given the 
increasingly reactionary nature of that court.

Thus, Mumia's legal situation is extremely 
dangerous. His life truly is on the line, for no 
matter how the court rules, the only two choices 
under this legal system are either execution or 
life in prison without parole and, for the 
moment, the prosecution, with all its allies and 
backers, is fighting very hard for execution.

THAT'S WHY WE ARE CALLING FOR ALL THOSE WHO 
POSSIBLY CAN TO COME OUT TO PHILADELPHIA WITH US 
ON THE 9TH. WE MUST STAY THE HANDS OF THE 
EXECUTIONERS AND PRY OPEN THE PRISON GATES FOR MUMIA'S RELEASE.

FREE MUMIA!
ABOLISH THE RACIST DEATH PENALTY!
FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!

To make reservations for bus tickets to 
Philadelphia on November 9th, call 212 330-8029.







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or people where it may commence, but flashes with 
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[LAAMN] mvtCA11-Demos by the Youth Justice Coalition

2010-10-29 Thread Michael Novick

Thank you to everyone who supported the families 
of James “Mookie” Davis and Jonathan “Dough Boi” 
Cuevas, both killed less than two weeks ago by law enforcement.
On Tuesday, November 2nd @ 10AM– Día de Los 
Muertos/Day of the Dead – join the YJC at the 
Police Commission to challenge the devasta-ting 
increase in police killings in L.A. City and across the County.


JUSTICE FOR OSCAR GRANT
SAVE THE DATE: 11-05-10 (FRIDAY) PACK L.A. 
SUPERIOR COURT, 210 WEST TEMPLE, 8:30 AM FOR THE 
SENTENCING OF BART OFFICER MEHSERLE.
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SB 399 UPDATE
Thank you to everyone who made travel and housing 
in  Sacramento possible for nearly 60 youth and 
parents working to pass Senate Bill 399 to give 
youth serving Life Without Parole (LWOP) hope for 
a life beyond prison.  While we were not 
successful in getting the bill passed, we feel we 
moved closer to impacting the hearts and minds of 
the State Legislators.  We will not give up and 
are looking forward to next year’s legislative season.
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Update.


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[LAAMN] The Real War in Afghanistan

2010-10-29 Thread John Johnson
For those who did not hear Democracy Now, on the 
real war in Afghanistan by 
http://www.thenation.com/authors/jeremy-scahillJeremy 
Scahill with Rick Rowley from Big Noise Films.
http://www.democracynow.org/

http://www.thenation.com/article/155622/killing-reconciliation

Killing Reconciliaton
By Jeremy Scahill

On March 26, 2009, Mullah Sahib Jan, a militant 
Taliban imam from the Mohammed Agha district in 
Afghanistan's Logar province, walked into the 
office of the Independent National Reconciliation 
Commission, the main body encouraging the Taliban 
to lay down their weapons and work with the 
government. He was escorting fifty Taliban 
fighters who, he said, had committed to ending 
their fight against the Afghan government and 
entering the process of integration. To the 
government, Sahib Jan was a shining example of 
how reconciliation with the Taliban is supposed 
to work. But less than a year later, the former 
militant's story would stand as a devastating 
symbol of how the actions of US Special 
Operations Forces are sabotaging the very 
strategy for reaching a political settlement that 
US officials claim to support.


Throughout Afghanistan, large billboards line the 
major roads encouraging Taliban fighters to do 
what Sahib Jan did­reconcile with the government. 
The billboards show red silhouettes of 
Kalashnikov-carrying Taliban fighters walking 
across a line, after which they transform into 
civilians and join white silhouettes of unarmed 
Afghans dressed in traditional garb. The message 
is clear: lay down your weapons and rejoin the family.

When Sahib Jan walked into the reconciliation 
office, he publicly announced that he and his 
Taliban colleagues had agreed to work with the 
government on a peace process after the 
commission assured him that it would restrict 
US-led NATO forces from conducting night raids 
and killing civilians. If the killing and 
arrests of people were not stopped, he said, we 
would withdraw our support to the government and the foreign forces.

Continued on Webpage 
http://www.thenation.com/article/155622/killing-reconciliation




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[LAAMN] Alan Woods:Where is the Venezuelan Revolution going? A contribution to the discussion on property and the tasks of the revolution

2010-10-29 Thread Cort Greene
http://www.marxist.com/where-is-the-venezuelan-revolution-going.htm

 Where is the Venezuelan Revolution going? A contribution to the discussion
on property and the tasks of the
revolutionhttp://www.marxist.com/where-is-the-venezuelan-revolution-going.htm
Written by Alan Woods Friday, 29 October 2010
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The September elections have posed some serious questions before the
Bolivarian Revolution. The opposition has organized a noisy campaign in the
media to present themselves as winners, despite the fact that they lost.
What is the purpose of this campaign? A minority cannot turn itself into a
majority, no matter how loud it shouts. But such a campaign can be
advantageous to the counterrevolutionaries both inside and outside
Venezuela.

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In the outside world, the aim is to step up the campaign of disinformation
about the situation in Venezuela that is being systematically organized by
the imperialists and their hired media. Inside Venezuela, the opposition
wants to use the election result to influence public opinion, pressing for
pluralism, more tolerant legislation. They have even insolently demanded
the liberation” of two prisoners, Biagio Pilieri and José Mazuco Sánchez,
who were elected to the National Assembly while in prison for corruption and
murder.

As we predicted, the election has served to embolden the
counterrevolutionaries. Added to this we have the events in Ecuador with the
attempted *coup d'etat* against Rafael Correa, which is a direct warning to
the Chavez government. The author of these lines has consistently supported
the Bolivarian Revolution and defended it against its enemies. My personal
loyalty to the Revolution cannot be doubted. But I have always spoken my
mind honestly and made criticisms that I considered to be just. If these
criticisms have annoyed some people, I am very sorry. But I will not cease
to defend my point of view in order to avoid treading on a few toes. The
fate of the Revolution is too important for it to be decided by diplomatic
considerations.

The Bolivarian Revolution has many friends as well as enemies. The vast
majority of its friends are ordinary workers, peasants, revolutionary youths
and progressive intellectuals. They are honest and loyal friends. But there
are also some false friends: people who originally showed no interest in the
Bolivarian Revolution, and later jumped on the bandwagon. They applaud
politely when Chavez makes a speech, but in reality they show not the
slightest interest in fighting for socialism.

Flatterers are not real friends but hypocritical mercenaries who will desert
you in the hour of need. How many flatterers have passed through Miraflores
in the last eleven years, only to end up in the camp of the
counterrevolution? A true friend is not somebody who constantly praises you
and agrees with everything you say. A true friend is somebody who is not
afraid to look you straight in the eye and say: “My friend, I think you are
making a mistake.”

The recent election results revealed both the strong and the weak points of
the Bolivarian Revolution. It showed the loyalty and determination of the
workers and peasants to defend the Revolution and defeat the
counterrevolution. This determination of the masses has been the motor force
of the Revolution from the beginning. It has saved the Revolution at every
critical juncture. It saved it again in the 26 September elections. But how
long can this loyalty be maintained unless the Revolution is carried through
in a determined manner?
What conclusions should we draw?

On October 2nd, following the recent elections to the Venezuelan National
Assembly, President Chavez made a speech in the Teatro Teresa Carreño at a
meeting with the newly elected PSUV members of the National Assembly. The
whole speech can be found online in sixteen parts: Chávez: la extrema
derecha nunca abandonará la carta del
golpismohttp://www.aporrea.org/actualidad/n166785.html

The speech makes many correct points. The President emphasised the success
of the PSUV in preventing the victory of the counterrevolutionary
opposition. “We defeated the counterrevolution, without any doubt,” he said.
There is no doubt that the election result represented a victory in the
sense that the Revolution successfully blocked the counterrevolution, which
was attempting to win a majority of the National Assembly. After eleven
years, this shows that the Revolution still has important reserves of
support in the masses.

But it is equally undeniable that the opposition has advanced and is in a
stronger position than it was before. In the course of his speech, Chavez
said that the causes for the loss of one million votes (since 2009) must be
investigated and admitted that it might be a reflection of local or regional
problems. Unless we 

[LAAMN] Unique Global Interactive Discussion Webcast LIVE from Glastonbury Halloween Sun

2010-10-29 Thread viziondanz
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[LAAMN] people of the central valley 4 - toolville and its bad water

2010-10-29 Thread David Bacon
The People of the Central Valley - 2
A Photographic Look at the Diverse Communities of California's Central Valley

Toolville and its Bad Water

Toolville is a tiny colonia, or unincorporated and informal 
settlement of about a hundred families, in California's rural San 
Joaquin Valley just a couple of miles outside the small town of 
Exeter.  Over recent years, Toolville residents have discovered 
dangerous concentrations of nitrates in their water supply, which is 
pumped from the aquifer below the homes.  As in many San Joaquin 
Valley communities, overuse of the water table, especially by giant 
industrial farms, has led to a growing concentration of fertilizer 
and other ag chemicals in the water that remains. 



Toolville's residents are all working-class people, many of them farm 
workers.  They can use the water from their taps for washing dishes 
and clothes, but have to buy bottled water for drinking and cooking. 







Eunice Martinez, a leader of the community's effort to gain safe 
drinking water, looks warily at a jar of water drawn from the tap. 
Her mother, Margaret, holds their pet Chihuahua at a table where they 
keep a case of small bottles of drinking water.  Across the street 
from the Martinez house, Natalie and Paco Rojas play in their yard. 
The health and development of children especially can be harmed by 
Toolville's contaminated water. 



In her home by the state highway, Cindy Newton-Enloe, who helped 
start Toolville's effort to gain safe drinking water, stores her 
water in big thermos containers, and then boils it for tea on her 
old-fashioned stove.







Valeria Alvarado is a Mixtec immigrant from Oaxaca, and lives in a 
trailer with her husband, son and three daughters.  Her husband is a 
limonero, or lemon picker, but work is very slow because of the 
recession.  The family has almost no furniture, and struggles to 
survive from day to day.  Valeria washes her dishes in water from the 
tap, which is pumped from the ground, but buys her drinking water in 
5-gallon bottles.  She stores them in her empty living room, and 
outside the trailer under the porch.



The hills behind Toolville are the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas 
(Snowy Mountains), and most of the year they're covered in dry brown 
grass.  At the base of the foothills runs the Friant-Kern Canal, part 
of the great California Water Project.  Its system of dams extends 
throughout the San Joaquin Valley, channeling the Sierra Nevada 
runoff into canals, reducing the valley's former rivers into 
often-dry watercourses and lowering the water table.  The canals 
provide water exclusively to growers for irrigation.  Although the 
Friant-Kern Canal behind Toolville could supply the community's water 
with hardly a noticeable reduction in its flow, Toolville and 
water-starved colonias like it can't get access to a single drop.



As many as half a million people live in California's 220 
unincorporated communities, or colonias.  Toolville's water rights 
movement got the help of California Rural Legal Assistance' project 
for Disadvantaged Unincorporated Communities, supported by PolicyLink.


For more articles and images, see  http://dbacon.igc.org

See also Illegal People -- How Globalization Creates Migration and 
Criminalizes Immigrants  (Beacon Press, 2008)
Recipient: C.L.R. James Award, best book of 2007-2008
http://www.beacon.org/productdetails.cfm?PC=2002

See also the photodocumentary on indigenous migration to the US
Communities Without Borders (Cornell University/ILR Press, 2006)
http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/cup_detail.taf?ti_id=4575

See also The Children of NAFTA, Labor Wars on the U.S./Mexico Border 
(University of California, 2004)
http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9989.html
-- 
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David Bacon, Photographs and Stories
http://dbacon.igc.org

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[LAAMN] Fw: Caterpillar has stopped selling buldozers to Israel... for now

2010-10-29 Thread Romi Elnagar


--- On Fri, 10/29/10, Sydney Levy, Jewish Voice for Peace 
i...@jewishvoiceforpeace.org wrote:






Message









 











This is not an earthquake.

This is what CAT bulldozers

do in Palestine.
Tell your friends to ask TIAA-CREF to stop 
investing in CAT now.







  Dear  
 Hajja Romi,


I have remarkable news. The Israeli press is reporting that 
Caterpillar is withholding the delivery of tens of D9 bulldozers—valued at $50 
million—to the Israeli military.(1) These are weaponized bulldozers that are 
used to illegally destroy homes and orchards of Palestinian families. And they 
are the very same bulldozers as the one that killed a 23-year-old American 
peace activist named Rachel Corrie seven years ago when she tried to protect 
the home of the Nasrallah family in Gaza.



That's why the next part of the story is even more amazing. 
The news reports say that the deliveries have been suspended now because 
Rachel's parents, Cindy and Craig Corrie, are bringing a civil suit against the 
government of Israel in a court in Tel Aviv.(2) The deliveries are to stop 
during the length of the trial. We take this as an indirect admission by the 
company that these bulldozers are being used to violate human rights and to 
violate the law. The Corrie story is sadly just one of thousands of stories of 
loss and pain.
A suspension of the sale of bulldozers is what we have been 
asking Caterpillar for over seven years now. This is a great win, but this is 
no time to let off the pressure.
Caterpillar and the U.S. government have neither confirmed 
nor denied the news. And news reports describe the company's move as a 
temporary decision only. To urge the U.S. government to make this policy 
permanent, please sign the U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation’s 
petition to President Obama to continue this new policy.
We need to hold both our government and corporations 
profiting from the occupation accountable. TIAA-CREF, one of the largest 
financial services in the United States, invests heavily in Caterpillar (over 
$250 million as of their last financial report). Thanks to you, we've already 
gathered over 17,000 in our petition to TIAA-CREF, asking it to divest from 
Caterpillar and other companies that profit from the Israeli occupation. But we 
need more! Tell your friends to sign our petition. If TIAA-CREF divests from 
Caterpillar, it will have a rippling impact everywhere.
Since 2003, Jewish Voice for Peace has been filing annual 
shareholder resolutions to pressure Caterpillar with a growing coalition of 
interfaith partners. We've organized protests. We've taken over a CAT 
dealership. We've worked in support of Presbyterian and Methodist divestment 
initiatives from the company, and with your help, we are asking TIAA-CREF to 
divest from Caterpillar as well.
Caterpillar has never budged... until now.
Caterpillar's irresponsible behavior comes with a heavy 
price tag. In the last ten years, at least 11,795 homes have been 
demolished.(3) These statistics, gruesome as they are, cannot do justice to the 
pain of so many families, to their razed livelihoods and their shattered dreams.
The picture above does not come from an earthquake scene. 
It depicts the man-made destruction and the hopelessness that the Caterpillar 
bulldozers bring at the hand of the soldiers who wield them. Let's make sure 
that this is the last picture of this kind we get to see.


Thank you and shabbat shalom,



Sydney Levy

Jewish Voice for Peace
(1) Report: Caterpillar to delay supply of D9 bulldozers to 
IDF. Jerusalem Post, Oct 25, 2010, as well as Israel's Channel 2 TV, October 
25, 2010 (evening broadcast 

[LAAMN] Venezuelan Unions March to Control Companies, Throw Out “Reformist” State Management

2010-10-29 Thread Cort Greene
Venezuelan Unions March to Control Companies, Throw Out “Reformist” State
Management

Oct 28th 2010 , by James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com
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   Mérida, October 28th 2010 (Venezuelanalysis.com) – Worker unions from a
range of state-owned and private companies in Venezuela plan to march on
November 9th in favor of a new labor law, the resolution of collective union
contracts, and the empowerment of worker unions in the management of their
companies.

Most of the unions, affiliated with the National Union of Workers (UNETE),
favor the government’s program of nationalizing key industries that are
deemed strategic for achieving domestic food sovereignty and economic
diversification – key components of the construction of what government
supporters call “21st Century Socialism.”

However, many unions openly oppose the moderate or “reformist” state
functionaries who obstruct the establishment of worker control in their
companies, and in some cases, blatantly take the side of the private
management against the workers. Several such unions have taken up the motto
of supporting “neither capitalists nor bureaucrats.”

Coffee workers at Fama de America, which was nationalized in November 2009
after the private management was accused of hoarding Venezuela’s culturally
iconic beverage, say the state management is opposed to the involvement of
worker councils in the management of the company.

“The company management has a clear desire to put an end to the union,” said
union leader Gustavo Martinez in recent public declarations. “We were the
ones who confronted the private management; we are not red-shirted
functionaries with a roundabout discourse... It is necessary that it be the
workers who manage these companies and direct them toward a new model of
production and true participation,” Martínez stated.

Eliezer Abreu, also a union leader at Fama de America, called on President
Hugo Chavez to take action on the side of the workers. “Commander [Chavez],
without worker control there is no socialism and you should fully examine
the reality of the different nationalized companies, you should know who the
real revolutionaries are,” said Abreu.

Similarly, workers at the state television station VTV called on the
government to fire the station’s vice president, Jose Miguel Avendaño, and
human relations manager, William Fernández, for alleged “management
terrorism.”

Last week, Igor Alcalá, general secretary of the Union Movement of Organized
Audiovisual Media Workers (MOTORMAV), said that the VTV management’s
infractions included unjust firings, the non-renewal of the workers’
collective contract, interference in union autonomy, and non-responsiveness
to union demands.

In the food sector, Mercal workers said the management has delayed the
signing of their collective contract for five years, and abandoned the
negotiations again in early October, affecting 8,500 workers. Mercal is the
government’s flagship subsidized food market that has served tens of
thousands of communities nation-wide over the past seven years.

“The workers have had to suffer the most aberrant violations of our human
and worker rights, to the extent that today, Mercal is one of the Venezuelan
companies with the most violations,” declared the leadership of the Mercal
workers union, SUNTRABMERCAL, in an official statement in June. The union
referred to Mercal as “an organization of Socialist and Revolutionary
character,” and called for a restructuring of the company to establish
“protagonistic and emancipatory participation by the workers in order to
advance toward the construction of a company of social property and thus
guarantee food security.” The statement called for the ouster of the
managers “who, from the time of their arrival, have tried to conduct
[Mercal] like a typical company in the capitalist system.”

In another case earlier this year, workers at La Gaviota sardine factory,
which was nationalized in May 2009 following alleged workers’ rights
violations by the private management, said state managers were responsible
for a drop in production this year. While the state managers have improved
the pay, working conditions, and treatment of the workers, they have also
ignored the workers’ calls for investment in new machinery and unduly stored
55,000 boxes of canned sardines rather than putting them on the market,
according to the La Gaviota worker union.

In an atypical worker strike earlier this year, the workers at La Gaviota
took over the plant and refused entry to the management while they
maintained production inside. In subsequent negotiations, the management
agreed to sell the stored goods and spend the income on needed repairs and
purchases of supplies. The workers described the event as an initial step
toward the ultimate goal of 

[LAAMN] NSM returning to Phoenix AZ 11-13 -- resistance planned

2010-10-29 Thread Michael Novick
from the Phoenix Class War Council:

The NSM will be back in [Phoenix AZ on Nov. 13] to continue their 
reclaim the southwest tour, a recruitment effort ... in which NSM 
activists from Texas to California amass in major cities in the 
southwest for NSM anti-immigrant rallies. They've been counting on 
their inflated numbers (fifty to seventy people) to give them the 
look of a growing 
http://firesneverextinguished.blogspot.com/2009/10/nsm-offers-nothing-for-white-working.htmlfascist
 
working class movement that has an actual base of support, so that 
when the mainstream media uncritically covers a white supremacist 
anti-immigrant rally, they neglect to mention that the majority of 
those attending the rally are racist agitators from outside of 
Arizona. It's in the spirit of last year's Inglourious Basterds 
Bloc, that we once again invite anti-racists and anti-authoritarians 
from across the state to converge in Phoenix in a mere two weeks to 
run these nazis back outta town!

Most movie sequels are just an excuse for studios to tap into the a 
successful concept and to milk it for every last dollar, and so in 
calling for a second mobilization against the NSM we were uneasy 
going back to the well, to conceptualize the next manifestation of 
resistance to these damn racists. It got me to thinking, like any 
good sequel aren't there some plot threads left unresolved from 
the last year that beg for some resolution this time around?

Will the liberal and leftist organizers, who 
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/bastard/2009/11/neo-nazi_nsm_scum_at_the_arizo.phpdenounced
 
the successful counter protest last year as a bunch of crazies, 
come protest the NSM this time, or will they denounce us again? Can 
we provide the NSM a more disastrous exit this time than their 
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/bastard/2009/11/the_anarchists_own_the_nazis_a.phpcar
 
accident last year while fleeing the anti-nazi mob? Will we once 
again be standing alongside libertarians, constitutionalists, and 
veterans, who broke with the rightwing last year to oppose a fascist 
anti-immigrant rally? Can we bring out more people from across the 
state this time around and shut down this nazi shindig before it 
even kicks off?

There will also be a change in venue this time around, last year the 
NSM rallied at the state capitol, this time around they'll be 
rallying in support of the anti-immigrant law SB 1070 at the Sandra 
Day O'Connor U.S. District court building in downtown Phoenix. The 
exact details are below.

The anti-nazi contingent will be gathering at Noon on Saturday, 
November 13 at the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. District court building 
located at 401 W. Washington St. in downtown Phoenix. According to 
their own web page, the NSM plan on marching at 1 PM, arriving at 
the courthouse by 2 PM for an hour of permitted speeches, before 
they leave at 3 PM, so plan on spending a few hours in downtown that Saturday.

Spread the word far and wide!

Against all borders, against white supremacy! See you in the streets!

Anti-Racist Action Los Angeles/People Against Racist Terror 
(ARA-LA/PART) urges anti-fascists and anti-racists in southern 
California to return the favor and head out to Phoenix to oppose this 
nazi provocation and support folks in Arizona who are resisting it.





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