BETWEEN THE LINES Syndicated Radio Newsmagazine

Advocates for Universal Health Care from the Rochester region joined with communities from all over the country on Wednesday October 28th in day of Action demanding health care for all. In a protest targeting "MVP healthcare" at its office on Alexander Street in Downtown Rochester, 30 activists rallied along the sidewalk with the message that Medicare for all is the best solution to the health care crisis. Meanwhile, inside the building, 4 activists who had intended to deliver a letter they prepared for the vice president of MVP- Lisa Brubaker, were unable to gain access to the offices. The were prevented from entering by security. The activist then sat outside the MVP offices in a courtyard cafe and ordered coffee. They were approached by 10 Rochester police, 6 building security guards and were asked to leave. When the responded that they would stay and finish the coffee they ordered, the 4 activists were arrested.

A more rational definition of "Obamaism" would describe it as a pathology, rather than an ideology. It is an alloy of impervious credulity and militant leader-worship that reveals itself in the tendency to invest one's hopes in a figure who supposedly embodies hope and change.

Rochester City School Board policy on military recruiters' access to student information - proof of failure!

Frank Pommersheim reads his poetry

Saturday, Nov. 7th
7 - 9 pm
followed by an open mic

The Flying Squirrel Community Center
285 Clarissa St.

BETWEEN THE LINES Syndicated Radio Newsmagazine

Wednesday Oct 28th, 2009 10:57 PM
Alison Weir will host the Council for the National Interest's new call-in radio show, "CNI: Jerusalem Calling" .

Her featured guest will be JEFFREY BLANKFORT -- anti-Zionist Jewish-American journalist, writer, lecturer and activist.

yes we can