[LAAMN] Occupy Ports, Occupy Production, Shut Down Stock Exchanges

Shut Down The Ports Dec. 12, Occupy Production December 5th, 2011 Announcement of the port shutdown on west coast Dec. 12, all up and down the coast in solidarity with the Dockworkers Union. I have been following this for a while, and it is the most important choke point in the capitalist system

[LAAMN] IAN MASTERS TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT JANUARY 25 ACTIVIST SUPPORT CIRCLE

> ACTIVIST AND MEDIA ADVISORY: > > FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE > Contact: Jerry Rubin > 310-399-1000 > jerrypeaceactivistru...@earthlink.net > > IAN MASTERS TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT > ACTIVIST SUPPORT CIRCLE FIRST PUBLIC > GATHERING OF 2012 NEW YEAR > > DATE: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 > TIME: 7:00PM

[LAAMN] RECKONING WITH TORTURE: Memos & Testimonies From the ‘War on Terror’ ~ Saturday, December 10th, 7:00 PM ~ At United University Church on USC Campus ~ Presented by Interfaith Communities United

In Recognition of International Human Rights Day Interfaith Communities United For Justice & Peace and Dramastage-Qumran: In Conjunction with The Veterans Project & LARRCAT (LA Region Religious Campaign Against Torture) Present RECKONING WITH TORTURE: Memos & Testimonies From the ‘War on Terror

[LAAMN] LA City Council to Vote on Corporate Personhood Tuesday, The Bombing and killings in Pakestan - Several Brief Articles

From: Marcy Winograd LA Fights to End Corporate Personhood By LA Progressive he Los Angeles City Council will vote on a resolution, which calls on Congress to amend the Constitution to clearly establish that only living perso

[LAAMN] Kkrugman: Killing the Euro, and Send in the Clueless

Today's New York Times online has only three headlines in it's World Section. They are ' Italy's Leader Unveils Radical Austerity Measures,' '

[LAAMN] The Times responds to my criticism of Times coverage of the Occupy site after the eviction

December 3, 2011 Since the Occupy L.A. encampment first formed at City Hall on Oct. 1, readers have given us an inbox full of their opinions on Times coverage. Views, as expected, were mixed: Several Occupy