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A professional filmmaker team recently came back from India with a set of documentaries about non-violent movements in this country.

From the 70's to « Janadesh » the largest non-violent struggle since the independance, where 25,000 landless farmers walked 350km to New Delhi in October 2007 for the recognition or their rights.

These movies are currently being edited, but at the same time the team has opened a website to free the documentaries copyright. Experimenting the "funding and licensing" model to apply Creative Commons licences.

America's Demockracy blooms and bears fruit. "Woe! O great city, Babylon on the Potomac! In one hour your doom has come!" (Rev. 18:1-24) 2/12 Anti-NAPHTHA? Tear off their wings!(Dan. 7:4) 3/4 Hillary vs. Demockracy and treasonous Presidents.

While Arturo Hernández, Posada's attorney said: "Mr. Posada Carriles is not and has never been a terrorist"… "His lifelong ambition has been to bring democracy and freedom to his place of birth", declassified CIA and FBI documents, testimonies, and other compelling evidences suggest the contrary...

Hey Everyone,

Below is the schedule for the Social Action Conference- we would love for you to come! We are also helping to promote a Iraq Veterans Against the War Benefit Show, Saturday March 1 at 7pm at Northern Lights. Discount tickets will be available at the conference (around $6).

That Tuesday, there was no fresh international news. My modest message to the people of Monday, February 18 had no problem being widely circulated. I began to receive news from 11:00 a.m. The previous night I slept like never before. My conscience was at rest and I had promised myself a vacation. The days of tension, with the proximity of February 24, left me exhausted.

Rochester Indymedia has a weekly TV Show on RCTV (Rochester 15)!

The show airs Mondays at 6:30pm and Thursdays at 8:30pm.

IndyTV is looking for video from local media activists, contact us at sacco (at) riseup.net to contribute to our show.

Thanks!

Friends of mine run this site called opencongress.org. The idea is to make it easy to get knowledge about what's happening in congress. It's been running for about a year, and it did a nice job making it easy to find out info on bills, congress people, etc.

But what makes the site really exciting is their new social networking features. They make it so that folks can discuss, evaluate and vote on the bills, issues and congress people that are important to them.

I think it's a really awesome site, and will get better and better as they add more ways for folks to collaborate together. Here's what they have to say about the new features

the NorthEast Anarchist Network's newspaper, the Nor'Easter, is calling for submissions