Direct Action / Civil Disobedience

Take Back the Land - Rochester called on the community to protest Fannie Mae's move to evict five people from a house in Rochester and render them homeless. Despite many attempts, the government-backed corporate bank has refused to negotiate with the tenants of 820 South Goodman Ave. Despite Fannie Mae's $90 billion bailout from the government to help keep people in their houses, Fannie Mae is still putting people out on the street.

Demonic “possession” is not necessarily a phenomenon that must be based on Christian beliefs in the supernatural; because to be “possessed” is to be unduly “influenced” by that which is not in the self’s best interest. If you believe in deliberately created lies fed to you by a secretly funded think tank, and you vote for someone who misrepresents his real aims—then technically you are “possessed” by influences inimical to your best interests. Plenty of people are potentially possessed of false beliefs. And therefore exorcism is not some lost and outdated art. It is in need more than ever, and not by the Catholic Church so much, as by the body politic at large.

The 2010 Chicago Indymedia Year in Review

TEXAS GOVERNOR RICK PERRY PLEASE DO NOT CONTINUE TO BLAME OTHERS ON YOUR STATES INHUMANE WRONGFUL EXECUTIONS OF THE INNOCENT....THE BUCK STOPS ON YOUR DESK ...

The 2010 Hempstead Food Share Bonanza was the largest Food Not Bombs ever and the largest vegan Thanksgiving ever! On that day over 30,000 pounds of food was shared with thousands of people, and Long Island Food Not Bombs followed this with nearly a dozen consecutive Thanksgiving events throughout the rest of the week, sharing a total of nearly 55,000 pounds of groceries in 5 days!

U.S. BILLIONAIRES NEED 2 STOP HARMING POORER AMERICANS WITH THESE TAX~FREE SLU$H FOUNDATIONAL $$ THAT ARE BEING GIVEN TO THE INTERNATIONAL POOR PRIOR OUR OWN CITIZENS DIRE NEEDS ...

The documentary July '64 is a documentary portraying the urban disturbances that took part in Rochester in 1964 over a three night period. Fueled by racism, lack of decent housing, lack of job opportunity, and police mistreatment, on an extremely hot, humid night, many of the citizens of color in the city declared they had had enough. Director Carvin Eison, using actual footage and present day interviews, takes the viewer vividly through this event.