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WNBR, beaches, and street fairs need YOU

Bob — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:46:15 GMT

At a riot, with no lawyers but those Tim Daly inhales up his corporate butt, events are predictable.

Got Clint? His movies are hot prophecy, layered, artistically.

Got Stanford? Seen Josey Wales? FLYBOYS? Dogs named 'Bo?' Hounds named 'Mac?' Safety, FIRST?

No, you do NOT have SAFETY, FIRST, but hey, pull Rudy back from the ondeck circle, ONE TIME, or suck a Zep into the deck, ruthlessly demolishing the new house, of the Bronx bombed-out bombers, to be.

Yanked down, Stanford football is on the way, back upward, after Walsh's demise. Clint spans DeShaun Jackson, for 'DJvu,' in Dirty Harry, see also THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES, where young Jeff Bridges spans all the engineer-student blonde buddies I had, at CAL, dressed in an old-style version of today's Key West Dude Shirt, which was an invitation, for a bullet strike.

Got WAR? The bad, old railroad is hauling cattle, meat, and ashes, all night and day.

Sure you do, WWII and a half. Got each other? Sure we have!

Check me out. I am an anti-punk media person, for reform of fascism, or deconstruction, of illegal persons and media, LIKE ISRAEL.

The NSA and CIA prevented the FBI from noting how the 911 terrorists were IN THE USA, ready to do dirt, known.

GET DEJA VU, or lose all.

I know THIS: The Ming Empire decommissioned its White Fleet, April 6, 1437.

They left an armorer with the UK, to share triangular arrowheads, in use since the 1st Emperor, with Elizabeth I.

Liz didn't pay very well, so off to France went the crossbow, also in service since Emperor I. But this caused a real stir, as in European War.

Isabella of Spain sent Columbus, who reported Chinese and a way to Cathay, pronto. But this explained why all the gunpowder, plus.

The European thieves took gold, land, and all the natives they could kill, and wonder why the Mayan Calendar is so like the I-Ching. Duh.

When that calendar is up, in 2012, look to get sued by PRC, since you rioters kept calling the natives, 'INDIANS,' while abusing them.

PRC suffers standing US invasion, since the CIA ran B-24 Liberators, from Tibet and Taiwan, inciting the Korean War and taking of Tibet.

Since Panmunjon talks stalled, PRC acquires US debt in bad faith, since Inchon and the retreat by the UN, to Parallel 38.

Natives in America and Chinese in Taiwan and PRC need to get to ME, to sue, if you need standing or an explanation, about class actions.

I support S142192 CSC, den.12/13/2006, with C07 01399 SBA, USDC Oakland, which must issue, on hearing, against bills of attainder and all illegal construction, anywhere!

So where are YOU? Do you shake-up, and SUE? Push it up, game on, shing-a-lingers.

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Organic Scam + Chronic Illnesses and Toxic Chemicals Database + Reality of Tacit Conspiracies

ToxicReverend — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:44:54 GMT

"Organic Scams and The Politics of Food (free movie) plus Action Networks & Resources"
The above blog is posted at the Toxic Reverend Myspace profile
http://www.myspace.com/toxicreverend
Or just Google; "organic scam"

One of the things this "organic scam" has done is to obscure the
relationship of the impact of toxic chemicals on human health.
For instance, the blog that I cite above goes into the fact the the
highest levels of perchlorate (a rocket fuel additive) was found in
"baby green organic lettuce". And it gets worse. Much worse.
See the cited blog for more details.

What the "organic scam" has obscured:

Database lists illnesses with toxic chemicals
that can cause them is now linked in at my
profile with a review and comments at :>
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend
Or just Google;
"Toxic Reverend"
I have other profiles and blogs, all of which
have the same red and white skull and cross bones.
With the exception of the "Straightedge" profile :>

Note the blog titled;
"Osho : The "Love Guru" and Non-lethal Biological Weapons"
posted at
Straightedge - Mister Kinkster
http://www.myspace.com/misterkinkster

..................................

In "other news":

How the corruption of science that has enabled this "organic scam" to occur:

Realities and tacit conspiracies of today's health care and political system
http://toxicreverend.blogspot.com/2009/06/realities-and-tacit-conspiracies-of.html

This posting could still use some editing.
Feel free to use it as you see fit.
My macular degeneration is forcing me to stop working
on this for now. But I feel the information is too
important not to send out. Please feel free to forward
to journalists that can make use of it, with or with out
credit to myself.

Blessings,

The Toxic Reverend

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Realities and tacit conspiracies of today's health care and political system
Sunday, June 7, 2009
http://toxicreverend.blogspot.com/2009/06/realities-and-tacit-conspiracies-of.html

Reference material is linked into the blog, but is not linked into this posting - TR

Excerpts from the above blog:>

Medical bills play a role in 62% of bankruptcies, study says
By Lisa Girion, June 4, 2009 Los Angeles Times

Quotes from the LA Times Nespaper article:
The study found that medical bills, plus related problems
such as lost wages for the ill and their caregivers,
contributed to 62% of all bankruptcies filed in 2007.

Medical insurance isn't much help, either. About 78% of
bankruptcy filers burdened by healthcare expenses were
insured, according to the survey, to be published in the
August issue of the American Journal of Medicine.

End of quotes from the LA Times newspaper.

The article appears to have been moved to their archives.
A copy is posted at: Physicians for a National Health Program,
http://www.pnhp.org/news/2009/june/medical_bills_play_a.php

The article can also be found with the Google search terms;
"Medical bills play a role in 62% of bankruptcies, study says By Lisa Girion, June 4, 2009 Los Angeles Times"

The entire study can be downloaded from:

Physicians for a National Health Program,
http://pnhp.org/
at
http://pnhp.org/new_bankruptcy_study/

.........

“As an Environmental Technologist, I can not imagine
a health care system that could be viable, when it
ignores the common toxic chemical exposures” -
The Toxic Reverend

The realities and tacit conspiracies of today's health care and political system
By The Toxic Reverend
(No copyright claimed. Edit, post, forward and reproduce at will)

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Please consider this information with the following moral:

Tacit Conspiracy Of Complicity - Simplified:

While walking to work each day, I had to cross a stream. I tossed a

rock in to step on and help myself cross each day, on the way to and from work.

Others saw this and did the same. We never discussed it or talked about it.

It was a tacit conspiracy of complicity.

Most of us never imagined that we would create a damn that would flood our

community and kill so many people.

But the few that did realize the impending disaster, set about preparing to

profit off of the coming tragedy, rather than attempt to prevent it. And what

is even worse, are the "measures" they took to keep the information

concealed so the disaster could not be avoided and they could

"make a killing", in profits.

End of quoted moral from a work in progress titled-
Toxic Revelations
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Leading medical providers like the Cleveland
Clinic and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore are
establishing special programs to give platinum
service to the well-heeled. Depending on the
program, the super-rich customers may receive
massages and sauna time along with their
physical, house calls, and step-to-the- front-
of-the-line service in testing facilities (158).

While Linda Peeno MD (featured in the movie
"Sicko") gave sworn testimony to the House of
Representatives on the subject of "Denial of
Health Care Services" to insured American's
(20a).

A Congressional Report states that of the
1,400 chemicals known to cause cancer,
less than 6% are tracked (145B).

The huge transnational companies that
produce toxic chemicals found in
pesticides, herbicides and industrial and
household products profit not only from
the sale of these products, but also from
the symptoms and chronic illnesses that
they can trigger (157).
________

157 :POISON FOR PROFIT
CHEM/PHARM HAS NO EQUAL - WHAT A
BUSINESS PLAN!
By Ashley Simmons Hotz May 15, 2002

This report has been censored from the
Internet and removed from the
Archives Wayback Machine. But a
number of advocates have been
re-posting the report and copies can be
found with a simple Google search on
the title and author:>
"POISON FOR PROFIT Ashley Simmons Hotz"

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Even more disturbing is what is termed "the revolving door" from
these companies and their executives into many of the high ranking
administration offices of our government, in Washington DC. From
the National Institute of Health to the Food and Drug Administration
and beyond.

"The revolving door" is easily shown with an Internet www.google.com

search term, "revolving door washington DC drugs chemical companies".

In short, "Justice has been sold" (101) and millions of dollars put

into "fixing the sale" ( 49). The Los Angeles Times reported that,

"Drug Companies, HMO's Spend Big To Stop New Laws". They

donated hundreds of millions of dollars to political election

campaigns (49, 159 ).

To quote Senator Amy Klobuchar;

The debate on health care in Washington has been dominated by

the drug companies and the insurance companies for way too long.

When our health care policies are written for the insurance companies

and the drug companies instead of America's families, we get things

like Medicare Part D. Medicare Part D gave the prescription drug

companies something like $90 billion a year in Christmas presents

by banning the federal government from negotiating drug prices.

End of quote from Senator Amy Klobuchar

Drug companies are apparently buying out "grass root

organizations like NAMI (68). While they do the

"Poison for Profit" ( 157).

Use this Google search terms to find copies

"POISON FOR PROFIT Ashley Simmons Hotz"
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To simplify the complexity of the
controversy, I will give this example. Bill
Moyers of the Public Broadcasting System
did a show named Trade Secrets and has
created a web page of the same name
(26). There is to much documentation
there to list, in regard to "industry"
covering up the damage to OUR HEALTH
from toxic chemicals, for over fifty years
(26).

Bill Moyers was tested for over 800 toxic
chemicals and over 80 chemicals (at
various levels of exposure) were found, in
him. That presents the potential for more
viable chemicals reaction variations than
the pick six lottery in one patient from the
perspective of Low Dose Cumulative
Effects of Toxic Chemical's ! But
regardless of this, many of the "tolerable
levels of exposure" to a (singular) toxic
chemical have been fraudulently produced
for decades (81).

Current events on this topic of "The Toxic Lotto" that
revolves around the "Toxic Soup" that all of us live in
are at my MySpace profile with links to the
California Biomonitoring Program
and the
"Cumulative Impacts".

Just as toxic chemicals can multiply in their toxicity
when mixed, so can infectious agents increase in their
pathogenic impact. And the the two (toxic chemicals
and infectious agents) usually work in a synergistic
manner.

It is suspected that
Camp Mandalay of the Bohemian Grove
might very well have "inside knowledge" that
other members of the Bohemian Grove are not
aware of.

Many camps in the Bohemian Grove contain very
prestigious visitors. You have camps like Cave Man,
Hideaway, Hill Billies, Hillside, Isle of Aves, Lost
Angels, Mandalay, Midway, Owl's Nest,
Sempervirens, Silverado Squatters, and Stowaway.
Mandalay seems to be the camp for international
relations and consists of many members officially or
otherwise connected to the intelligence agencies.
Mandalay is the only camp you cannot just walk into
and before you are allowed on the compound
someone will ask you who you have an appointment
with. If you're cleared for access, you are taken up the
hill with a Bechtel-designed electric pulley. Many
members of camps like Hill Billies or Stowaway
(Rockefellers and Morgans) have been to Mandalay at
one time or another.

It is believed that camp Mandalay was central to
the "Manhattan Project" (the nuclear bomb),
"Project Paper Clip" (that gave Nazi scientists
new identities and continued their research on
American's) and a host of other well document
experiments on hundreds of American cities.

I am all for telling the other members of the
Bohemian Grove what camp Mandalay has been
up to with the Non-Lethal Biological
Weapons known as Incapacitating Agents,
playing a part in Chronic Illnesses and cancers.
A video titled,
"Biological Weapons Experiments On The American People"
explains it rather well.

Copy / paste of a posting at
"Sex for the sake of sex" #83 (permalink)

When it comes to the effects of toxic chemicals on our gonads
and or our sex drive, there appears to be a cover up and
a conspiracy. Unfortunately, it is much worse than that. After
careful investigation, it seems to me that the circumstance are
due more to incompetence and greed.

This membership list of the Bohemian Grove does list
some of the deceased and their causes of death. Such as
John Du Pont (now deceased) of whom was diagnosed as
"insane". He was heir to the Du Pont chemical empire.
Ralph Bailey was a member of Camp Mandalay and Vice-Chairman
of Du Pont Chemical Company. John Du Pont (heir to the Du Pont
fortune) was a member of the "Isle of Aves" Camp.
John Du Pont was not a member of the Mandalay Camp.

I'll get back to that angle, after I clarify a few points....... Maybe
you could ask Mary Moore and Peter Phillips what they think about this ?

The elite of our society (The Bohemian Grove
crowd) can get caught up and effected by this "Toxic Lotto", too.
Only they have the money (cash) or a different type of health
insurance, that enables them to get properly evaluated at
clinics like the
Environmental Health Center-Dallas

I'll clarify a key point. A peer reviewed medical
journal has shown that the majority of mental
illness is due to toxic chemical exposures
and is not as genetic as they had thought.

________________________________________
In reference:
Article titled;
Environmental Connections: A Deeper Look into Mental Illness
Journal: Environmental Health Perspectives
Volume 115, Number 8, August 2007
http://www.ehponline.org/docs/2007/115-8/focus-abs.html
Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP ) is a a monthly journal
of peer- reviewed research and news on the impact of the
environment on human health.

End of copy / paste excerpts of posting from;
"Sex for the sake of sex" #83 (permalink)

____________________

Also note the excerpt from :>

http://www.larouchepac.com/node/10504
Nazi T4 Genocide Model Openly Touted By Obama Administration Officials

June 3, 2009 (LPAC)—When Adolf Hitler set up his T4 program, dedicated to eliminating "useless eaters" from Germany's hospitals and nursing homes, he turned to a "non-political" body of medical experts to make the decisions as to who should live, and who should die. It is becoming increasingly obvious that this same model is being adopted by the Obama Administration, in its zeal to ram through its genocidal health care "reform."
End of excerpt from:>
http://www.larouchepac.com/node/10504

____________________

The rough draft of "Toxic Revelations"
has been re-posted at
http://www.puppstheories.com/tr.html

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End of excerpts from:

Realities and tacit conspiracies of today's health care and political system
Sunday, June 7, 2009
http://toxicreverend.blogspot.com/2009/06/realities-and-tacit-conspiracies-of.html

_________________________________________________

Database lists illnesses with toxic chemicals
that can cause them is now linked in at my
profile with a review and comments at :>
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend
Or just Google;
"Toxic Reverend"
I have other profiles and blogs, all of which
have the same red and white skull and cross bones.

Note:

Sunday, March 23, 2008
Easter Sermon 08:
Red Collar Criminals Playing American Roulette With Our Lives
http://toxicreverend.blogspot.com/2008/03/easter-sermon-08-achilleas-heel-of.html

Blessings,

The Toxic Reverend
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend
aka
Tom Krohmer
Environmental Technologist
http://toxicreverend.blogspot.com/
aka
The Toxic Reverend
http://www.myspace.com/toxicreverend
aka
Justice Is Homeless
http://www.myspace.com/justiceishomeless
aka
Straightedge - Mister Kinkster
http://www.myspace.com/misterkinkster

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San Jose

Suzy — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 05:01:01 GMT

So San Jose used to have it going on. We were on the map. There were shows and bike 4 beers, a thriving FNB and Critical mass. I don't know what happened while I was gone, but DAMN! So I am putting out the call to see if there is anyone who know what happened to SJ FNB or is interusted in building it up again.

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boise, idaho

Katherine — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:41:39 GMT

Is there a FNB here?

Any info??

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Dreaming the NEW American Dream

Sat, 04 Apr 2009 17:16:13 GMT

California poets Ava Bird & Rex Butters, and....

Santa Cruz artist Russell Brutsche - Karen Kwiatkowski of Virginia

Protests to stop immigration raids ... and more.
____________________

http://www.newamericandream.net

The New American Dream

What's New?

* Karen Kwiatkowski column
* Ava Bird poetry
* Rex Butters poetry
* Gary Mennie poetry

Columns:
Sherwood Ross — why not shut down a few prisons in the United States as well?
Mickey Z — Americans are cowards, too comfortable, will never-ever-not-in-one-million-years revolt-or-even-bother-to-stand-up — no matter what the rich folks do to them.
Lydia Sems — It's The American Dream that is the problem.

and more from Jack Saunders ...

Resistance:
* Planned civil disobedience in Minnesota to stop raids against immigrants
* Protests at Creech AFB against U.S. drone terroristic activity
*100 days of protest against Guantanamo to culminate

All this, Northern Exposure, The Big Lebowski, Paradise by the Dashboard Lights ... a certificate for free toast ... and more.

Join us.

The New American Dream
Dude.
... because ... Sister Mary Anne told us, "There are no wrong questions, if you don't know the answers."

... from the Dream Team

http://www.newamericandream.net

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The Future of Food

rareworlds — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:03:53 GMT

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3764995188693165078&hl=pt-BR

Collect the heirloom seeds, friends, and protect them as best you are able.

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SubRosa

archangel_ariel_777 — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:14:05 GMT

Join the new community related to the Anarchist Bookshop known as SubRosa 703 Pacific Ave. next to the Bike Church.

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Oakland Uprising-Support those arrested

Stephanie — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 06:13:12 GMT

On January 7th a spontaneous uprising occurred following the brutal execution of Oscar Grant, a 22 year old Hayward man who has left behind a 4 year old daughter. This was not a riot for the sake of a riot, this was the result of failures to address systematic problems within law enforcement. Their failure to immediately bring Grants murderer into custody to be tried for the killing ignited a long boiling frustration over racism and poverty that are such a major part of the lives of minorities and poor in Oakland. The media of course is framing the incident as violent and uncontrolled, but as I ran through those streets with folks i may never have had the opportunity to speak to, I felt the camaraderie of revolutionary consciousness. We embraced each other, protected each other and shared our emotions. It is easy to see footage of cars being smashed and fires being set on your television set and be tempted into lumping, stereotyping and making broad assumptions, but unless you were out there in the streets feeling the anger and pain, you are only hearing the voices of the corporate rulers. This is exemplified in the fact that police protected downtown business and actually pushed the crowds through residential areas. Yes, some innocent people woke up to find their cars had been vandalized, but by assuming that the vandals simply wanted to smash things for the hell of it is to say that these people are ignorant. The truth is these were people who saw the injustice and needed to send a message that we will not accept another police murder, we will not accept the silence from our public officials and we are fighting not just in the name of Oscar Grant, but the brutal massacre of workers, the poor and minority populations all over the world.

Hearing older folks recall the spirit of the Black Panther movement of the1960s has revitalized my faith in the struggle against oppression. Unfortunately it always takes an assassination, murder or massacre to ignite our passions communally. Let's keep pushing for justice through both effective direct action and non-violent resistance, through art, through music, through festivity. Now is the time to embrace each other. Don't just sit around complaining about other peoples actions, reach out in your own ways. Over a hundred people were arrested Wednesday night, many charged with felonies so right now I am working on organizing benefits to help legal expenses. One idea I have is to hold an art exhibition, so if your an artist and would be willing email me, I know there's a lot of amazing visionary artists out here on Tribe that are socially conscious and i'd love to here from you. I am an artist (albeit not the best) myself so i'm working on some pieces at the moment, maybe we can collaborate. Please email me at StephanieM23@gmail.com if you can provide any assistance, no matter how benign it may seem, also any other ideas on how to continue and expand the resistance and help those facing charges.

Blessings to you all, please support our fellow brothers and sisters.

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FNB has been taken over by Hipsters !

Linda — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 04:05:57 GMT

I need to vent !

I have tried to get involved with FNB groups in BOTH L.A and Seattle.

I found both groups to be VERY unfriendly and run by Hipsters
with no experience of homelessness, poverty etc.

At cookings for both groups people talked about
'those people outside WE cook for' with no attempt whatsoever
to get 'those' people involved.

Well I am one of 'those' people - homeless and living with no income.

The last group I tried to get involved in spent most of the cooking session
refusing to talk to me- or my partner. We tried to start conversations but were cut
off mid sentence on several occasions. And they just wanted to talk about their exotic trips overseas..
We were both so pissed off and felt so unwelcomed that we left,
we helped to cook and ended up not even going to the serving.

My partner has done countless benefits as a musician for FNB and been when
fed when homeless by FNB,
but was so shocked at how he was treated when he went to try to help cook that
he says "he will NEVER do a benefit or go to a benefit for FNB again".

This really sucks !

I HAVE had some good experiences with FNB, so please don't get me wrong.
But something is very wrong if FNB groups PUBLICLY advertise for people to 'get involved'
and then they are so UNFRIENDLY and ARROGANT that people never go back.

Is this just a west coast thing ??

FNB must stop making the mistake of many charities of just giving out food,
but doing NOTHING to empower or INVOLVE the people who are receiving that food.
MANY people can not get help from food banks for example becuase they have
no I.D, so they (we!) depend on groups like FNB to help us out.

I'd like some feedback from other FNB people.
I do not want to give up on FNB. I am an activist, I am homeless - not a Hipster.
Being homeless and poor sucks, this is not a 'lifestyle' I did not choose this.

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Baltimore FNB?

Wed, 16 Mar 2005 14:02:56 GMT

Hey all--

I'm probably all alone in this tribe, being on the East Coast, but I was wondering if any of you knew of of were involved in a Food Not Bombs here in Charm City, or maybe even in Washington, DC?

I just read about Food Not Bombs in a Crimethinc circular, and I'm interested in putting one of these together or joining with an existing one. Any help, anyone?

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any FNB in Bellingham, WA?(I'm so lonely here, from Eureka-Arcata, CA)

bobstad — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:06:44 GMT

I was forced out of northern Humboldt county last winter and ended up here in Bellingham where I'd never thought of living.(due to a very hostile eviction in Eureka by a new landlord involved in organized crime; due to my leftist activities and orientations, and a victimization continuing here obviously organized via my previous residency)

This really sucks and I'm living alone in an apartment complex run by redneck fascists trying to destroy me by psychological abuses.

I think conscious people both here and in northern Humboldt should be aware of the reactionary manipulations of the fundamentally conservative political foundations of communities like Arcata, CA and Bellingham, WA which have a liberal veneer over top which is wholly unresponsive to all but their own narrow interests and sucks up to the local powers that be without compunction or even much thought.

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Montgomery County, MD FNB

brenna17 — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:20:20 GMT

Posted this under the Baltimore thread, but thought the right people might see this topic instead.

hey, i've been to the copycat building in Baltimore a few times to participate in FNB. It was cool, although the shelter across the street (where we served the food) closed down, so i don't know if the FNB is still going.

I'm in Montgomery county, MD, which is nearly dry of anybody doing any useful community programs. I'd LOVE to work out a regular/semi regular FNB mission up here. We could really use it upcounty, as housing prices and cost of living have skyrocketed here due to all the inbred yuppies. The pickins are AMAZING, because nobody else goes for any of this food. (see above re:yuppies) NOBODY. And we've got the good stuff... Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, little organic shops, massive clothing stores galore, hardware, specialty ethnic food mega marts...

I think I know all 20 radicals in this county, and they're all too busy with other stuff to do FNB. Even if we can't do a full fledged kitchen and community meal service, we can collect and cook and hand out little nutritious packaged meals to those who could use it. Fall/Winter is going to be a sweet deal, as the food doesn't go bad as fast under such cold temperatures.

Ya know, i met CT last year at NCOR in DC... (he's, ya know, one of the founders of FNB) and sat down and chatted with him for a long time. I was so inspired, and so much on the same page with the older gen of radicals, that I wanted to make change in the community instead of arguing philosophy and righteousness. I'll do this alone, but could do it WELL with your support. :)

hit me up. email me. I'm here, i'm willing, i'm experienced, i'm stress-free and not afraid of piggies :)
brenna17@gmail.com

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THIS is the fastest way to build the world we need!

Tim — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 17:23:33 GMT

We have a huge, idealistic, smart, practical "movement" going, over on Facebook: The Next Step Together. There are more than a thousand folks in the group now, About 100 joining daily. There's proposal on the table to run our own presidential "election", and we are trying to enroll the entire world! Join us and bring in all your friends! It's all about acting PRACTICALLY, QUICKLY, WITH HUGE NUMBERS... So job ONE is getting EVERYONE IN!

Learn about the Next Step Together at http://nextsteptogether.net
Join the Next Step Together Group on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24568801853

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. -Mahatma Gandhi

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infoshops raided in minneapolis (arrests include FNB volunteers)

greatdane — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 01:26:57 GMT

Arrests in the minneapolis area include food not bombs volunteers...

Report: Massive, warrantless raids on peace protesters in Minneapolis, ahead of RNC.
Posted by Xeni Jardin, August 30, 2008 9:43 PM | permalink
Glenn Greenwald at Salon.com reports that protesters in Minneapolis, where the Republican National Convention will soon begin, have been subjected to massive, pre-emptive police raids. Those arrested include members of Food not Bombs, and a group calling itself the "RNC Welcoming Committee," and a group that uses video to protect civil liberties by documenting police activity at first amendment events. Snip:

[They have been targeted by a series of highly intimidating, sweeping police raids across the city, involving teams of 25-30 officers in riot gear, with semi-automatic weapons drawn, entering homes of those suspected of planning protests, handcuffing and forcing them to lay on the floor, while law enforcement officers searched the homes, seizing computers, journals, and political pamphlets. Last night, members of the St. Paul police department and the Ramsey County sheriff's department handcuffed, photographed and detained dozens of people meeting at a public venue to plan a demonstration, charging them with no crime other than "fire code violations," and early this morning, the Sheriff's department sent teams of officers into at least four Minneapolis area homes where suspected protesters were staying.

Jane Hamsher and I were at two of those homes this morning -- one which had just been raided and one which was in the process of being raided. Each of the raided houses is known by neighbors as a "hippie house," where 5-10 college-aged individuals live in a communal setting, and everyone we spoke with said that there had never been any problems of any kind in those houses, that they were filled with "peaceful kids" who are politically active but entirely unthreatening and friendly. Posted below is the video of the scene, including various interviews, which convey a very clear sense of what is actually going on here.

In the house that had just been raided, those inside described how a team of roughly 25 officers had barged into their homes with masks and black swat gear, holding large semi-automatic rifles, and ordered them to lie on the floor, where they were handcuffed and ordered not to move. The officers refused to state why they were there and, until the very end, refused to show whether they had a search warrant. They were forced to remain on the floor for 45 minutes while the officers took away the laptops, computers, individual journals, and political materials kept in the house. One of the individuals renting the house, an 18-year-old woman, was extremely shaken as she and others described how the officers were deliberately making intimidating statements such as "Do you have Terminator ready?" as they lay on the floor in handcuffs. The 10 or so individuals in the house all said that though they found the experience very jarring, they still intended to protest against the GOP Convention, and several said that being subjected to raids of that sort made them more emboldened than ever to do so.

Massive police raids on suspected protestors in Minneapolis. Glenn's post includes videos. One of them is embedded here, below, "from the house that had just been raided."

Glenn's Salon item also points to blog posts from the targeted protest groups, including this one from I-Witness. This group previously "videotaped police behavior at the 2004 GOP Convention in New York and helped get charges dismissed against hundreds of protesters who were arrested." The post excerpted below was published while the police raid was happening today:

The house where I-Witness Video is staying in St. Paul has been surrounded by police. We have locked all the doors. We have been told that if we leave we will be detained. One of our people who was caught outside is being detained in handcuffs in front of the house. The police say that they are waiting to get a search warrant. More than a dozen police are wielding firearms, including one St. Paul officer with a long gun, which someone told me is an M-16. We are suffering a preemptive video arrest. For those that don't know, I-Witness Video was remarkably successful in exposing police misconduct and outright perjury by police during the 2004 RNC. Out of 1800 arrests, at least 400 were overturned based solely on video evidence which contradicted sworn statements which were fabricated by police officers. It seems that the house arrest we are now under and the possible threat of the seizure of our computers and video cameras is a result of the 2004 success.

(via Ned Sublette)

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Strasbourg?

herecomesthesun — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 10:33:53 GMT

Salut,

Je veux bien me lancer dans cette assosciation. Je me suis renseigne au site officiel de "Food Not Bombs" et apparement il y a aucune chapitre la pour l'instant et je veux bien commence une. Je veux juste verifier si c'est bien le cas!

Aussi, s'il y a des francais sur ce Tribe, si on peut prendre contact, j'apprecierai ca beaucoup :)

Merci d'avance!

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Hey,

I'd like to start a "Food Not Bombs" chapter in my current city of residence (being Strasbourg, France) and just wanted to verify that there isn't already a chapter started here. I've already looked on the "Food Not Bombs" site and according to them there isn't.

Also, if there's anyone out there who wishes to share tips and wisdom with me, for getting started, or just in general, it would be more than welcome :)

Thanks in advance!

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Join the "No Meat Week" campaign: Help slow global heating!

Julia — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 16:44:32 GMT

Did you know that if every American who eats meat daily decided to have one meat-free day a week, it would be the equivalent of taking 8 million cars off the roads?

• Animal agriculture causes about 18% of global human-induced green-house gas emissions

• Livestock produce 30-40% of total methane gas emissions

• Livestock occupy 30 percent of ice-free land on the planet, a major cause of deforestation

• Industrial meat production relies heavily on fossil fuels through fertilizer manufacturing and global transport

The emerging global warming crisis requires both personal change and industrial accountability. In addition to energy conservation, each of us can also limit our contribution to global warming by eating less meat and calling for a more sustainable livestock industry.

Join the campaign now at:

http://www.thepoint.com/campaigns/no-meat-week-help-stop-global-warming

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New tribe against the occupation of Afghanistan

Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:40:30 GMT

New tribe against the occupation of Afghanistan
http://tribes.tribe.net/outnow#

Massive U.S. intervention in Afghanistan began in 1978 and continues to this day. The ongoing war in Afghanistan continues to kill thousands of Afghan civilians and cause extreme suffering due to horrendous injuries, the displacement of people from their homes and livelihoods, home invasions, sexual abuse, arbitrary arrests and torture, and the general humiliation of the Afghani people.

As this author stated for Liberation News on September 12, 2001:

“Americans watched in horror as the World Trade Center collapsed. Yet it was a horror no different from what the U.S. government has done with it's bombing of civilian populations in Iraq, Yugoslavia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Korea. The U.S. bombings of just these countries, not to mention many other U.S. acts of war, murdered millions of civilians. Terror against civilians is never justified…

“Today the clerical fascists of the Taliban rule Afghanistan. The CIA put them in power with billions of dollars in U.S. military aid. This massive U.S. intervention in Afghanistan was in opposition to the revolutionary PDPA government that came to power in 1978 on issues of promoting women’s rights and land reform. Literacy campaigns began teaching the poor and women how to read and write.

“Foreign religious fanatics and wealthy defenders of the old feudal system came together in a terrorist organization called the Mujahideen. With billions of dollars in assistance from the U.S. [starting under the Jimmy Carter presidency] these fanatical cutthroats waged a holy war that included killing women for teaching little girls how to read and write and throwing acid into the faces of women who had become liberated from the veil. The Taliban came to power as a result of this U.S. intervention.

“Will a U.S. war now against the Taliban and former CIA aid recipient Osama Bin Laden set things straight? No. It will be the people of Afghanistan who suffer death and destruction from war as the U.S. attempts to install a puppet government friendly to U.S. corporate [oil pipeline] interests.” Steven Argue, Liberation News, September 12, 2001

The Taliban was put in power by U.S. intervention. U.S. occupation today is a cause for war and continues to keep an extremely reactionary religious government in power. Afghanistan had secular governments with much wider women's rights before the U.S. began its massive intervention in Afghanistan in the 1970's. All U.S. imposed governments have been religious and anti-women. In Afghanistan, the Afghanis are better qualified to solve the problems caused by U.S. imperialism than U.S. imperialism is.

Yet rather than get out of Afghanistan Obama and McCain are proposing more troops, more helicopters, and more war.

NO TO THE BIPARTISAN OCCUPATION OF AFGHANISTAN!!!!

NO TO OBAMA and MCCAIN'S PROPOSED SURGE IN AFGHANISTAN!

U.S. OUT OF AFGHANISTAN NOW!

http://tribes.tribe.net/outnow#

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L.A/ San Fernando Valley FNB starting back up

Linda — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 04:51:16 GMT

Hello.

We are trying to re start the San Fernando Valley FNB group. (Los Angeles)

Anyone out there want to help out ??

We are having difficulty getting donations of food,
and also need a place to cook or to bag food to re distribute.

Please contact us here or at

drum-core@live.com

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(v)room

vee — Sat, 24 May 2008 10:37:09 GMT

hullo
i moved to the bay area a few months ago and have been staying in places i don't live
if anyone knows of a room for rent in or near berkeley please let me know

viva!

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One Country’s Table Scraps, Another Country’s Meal

greatdane — Mon, 19 May 2008 02:46:15 GMT

Grocery bills are rising through the roof. Food banks are running short of donations. And food shortages are causing sporadic riots in poor countries through the world.

You’d never know it if you saw what was ending up in your landfill. As it turns out, Americans waste an astounding amount of food — an estimated 27 percent of the food available for consumption, according to a government study — and it happens at the supermarket, in restaurants and cafeterias and in your very own kitchen. It works out to about a pound of food every day for every American.

Grocery stores discard products because of spoilage or minor cosmetic blemishes. Restaurants throw away what they don’t use. And consumers toss out everything from bananas that have turned brown to last week’s Chinese leftovers. In 1997, in one of the few studies of food waste, the Department of Agriculture estimated that two years before, 96.4 billion pounds of the 356 billion pounds of edible food in the United States was never eaten. Fresh produce, milk, grain products and sweeteners made up two-thirds of the waste. An update is under way.

The study didn’t account for the explosion of ready-to-eat foods now available at supermarkets, from rotisserie chickens to sandwiches and soups. What do you think happens to that potato salad and meatloaf at the end of the day?

A more recent study by the Environmental Protection Agency estimated that Americans generate roughly 30 million tons of food waste each year, which is about 12 percent of the total waste stream. All but about 2 percent of that food waste ends up in landfills; by comparison, 62 percent of yard waste is composted.

The numbers seem all the more staggering now, given the cost of groceries and the emerging food crisis abroad.

After President Bush said recently that India’s burgeoning middle class was helping to push up food prices by demanding better food, officials in India complained that not only do Americans eat too much — if they slimmed down to the weight of middle-class Indians, said one, “many people in sub-Saharan Africa would find food on their plate” — but they also throw out too much food.

And consider this: the rotting food that ends up in landfills produces methane, a major source of greenhouse gases.

America’s Second Harvest — The Nation’s Food Bank Network, a group of more than 200 food banks, reports that donations of food are down 9 percent, but the number of people showing up for food has increased 20 percent. The group distributes more than two billion pounds of donated and recovered food and consumer products each year.

The problem isn’t unique to the United States.

In England, a recent study revealed that Britons toss away a third of the food they purchase, including more than four million whole apples, 1.2 million sausages and 2.8 million tomatoes. In Sweden, families with small children threw out about a quarter of the food they bought, a recent study there found.

And most distressing, perhaps, is that in some parts of Africa a quarter or more of the crops go bad before they can be eaten. A study presented last week to the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development found that the high losses in developing nations “are mainly due to a lack of technology and infrastructure” as well as insect infestations, microbial growth, damage and high temperatures and humidity.

For decades, wasting food has fallen into the category of things that everyone knows is a bad idea but that few do anything about, sort of like speeding and reapplying sunscreen. Didn’t your mother tell you to eat all the food on your plate?

Food has long been relatively cheap, and portions were increasingly huge. With so much news about how fat everyone was getting — 66 percent of adult Americans are overweight or obese, according to 2003-04 government health survey — there was a compelling argument to be made that it was better to toss the leftover deep-dish pizza than eat it again the next day.

For cafeterias, restaurants and supermarkets, it was just as easy to toss food that wasn’t sold into trash bins than to worry about somebody getting sick from it. And then filing a lawsuit.

“The path of least resistance is just to chuck it,” said Jonathan Bloom, who started a blog last year called wastedfood.com that tracks the issue.

Of course, eliminating food waste won’t solve the problems of world hunger and greenhouse-gas pollution. But it could make a dent in this country and wouldn’t require a huge amount of effort or money. The Department of Agriculture estimated that recovering just 5 percent of the food that is wasted could feed four million people a day; recovering 25 percent would feed 20 million people.

The Department of Agriculture said it was updating its figures on food waste and officials there weren’t yet able to say if the problem has gotten better or worse.

In many major cities, including New York, food rescue organizations do nearly all the work for cafeterias and restaurants that are willing to participate. The food generally needs to be covered and in some cases placed in a freezer. Food rescue groups pick it up. One of them, City Harvest, collects excess food each day from about 170 establishments in New York.

“We’re not talking about table scraps,” said Joel Berg, executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, explaining the types of wasted food that is edible. “We’re talking about a pan of lasagna that was never served.”

For food that isn’t edible, a growing number of states and cities are offering programs to donate it to livestock farmers or to compost it. In Massachusetts, for instance, the state worked with the grocery industry to create a program to set aside for composting food that can’t be used by food banks.

“The great part about this is grocers save money on their garbage bill and they contribute a product to composting,” said Kate M. Krebs, executive director of the National Recycling Coalition, who calls the wasting of food “the most wrenching issue of our day.”

The City of San Francisco is turning food waste from residents and restaurants into tons of compost a day. The city has structured its garbage collection system so that it provides incentives for recycling and composting.

There are also efforts to cut down on the amount of food that people pile on their plates. A handful of restaurant chains including T.G.I. Friday’s are offering smaller portions. And a growing number of college cafeterias have eliminated trays, meaning students have to carry their food to a table rather than loading up a tray.

“It’s sort of one of the ideas you read about and think, ‘Why didn’t I think of that?’ ” Mr. Bloom said.

The federal government tried once before, during the Clinton administration, to get the nation fired up about food waste, but the effort was discontinued by the Bush administration. The secretary of agriculture at the time, Dan Glickman, created a program to encourage food recovery and gleaning, which means collecting leftover crops from farm fields.

He assigned a member of his staff, Mr. Berg, to oversee the program, and Mr. Berg spent the next several years encouraging farmers, schools, hospitals and companies to donate extra crops and food to feeding charities. A Good Samaritan law was passed by Congress that protected food donors from liability for donating food and groceries, spurring more donations.

“We made a dent,” said Mr. Berg, now at the New York City hunger group. “We reduced waste and increased the amount of people being fed. It wasn’t a panacea, but it helped.”

With the current food crisis, it seems possible that the issue of food waste might have more traction this time around.

Mr. Bloom said he was encouraged by the increasing Web chatter about saving money on food, something that used to be confined to the “frugal mommy blogs.”

“The fundamental thing that I’m fighting against is, ‘why should I care? I paid for it,’ ” Mr. Bloom said. “The rising prices are really an answer to that.”

By ANDREW MARTIN
Published: May 18, 2008

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big island

Akamai — Fri, 16 May 2008 00:12:15 GMT

I'm aspiring to start a FMB group in the east side of big island, HI. I've never done this before, but I will! Anyone got any good advice for a beginner or live on the island and want to help let me know.

Mahalo and aloha everyone

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A 'restaurant' for the destitute on Kolkata's rail tracks

greatdane — Tue, 13 May 2008 03:21:58 GMT

By Sreya Basu, Kolkata, May 11 : One chapatti for 50 paisa, a plate of rice for Re.1, a bowlful of curry for Re.1...So reads the menu card of a "restaurant" on railway tracks that has been running here for the last 51 years. In times of high inflation, it is a godsend for the poor.

Popularly known as "Gariber Hotel" or food joint for the destitute, it is run today by 40-year-old Fatima Bibi at the southern division of Sealdah Station in north Kolkata. She sits with her bags full of leftover food, using up the space around a couple of unused tracks, even as trains whiz past on other platforms nearby.

She took over the business from her mother Nur Banu at the age of 11.

Fatima told IANS: "I work as a part-time maid at various households and a few hotels. I collect the extra food, the leftovers or even slightly stale food at the end of the day from these places. The next morning I sell it to my customers."

Her hotel on the tracks opens at 8 a.m. and shuts down at noon. And it has a faithful clientele of beggars, pickpockets, platform dwellers, porters and drug addicts, who troop in for an inexpensive bite.

"I have over 200 regular customers apart from the flying ones. The number of customers is increasing with such rapidity that I have employed my two daughters and two sons as household helps and hotel bearers. They too bring excess food from their workplace to meet the demand," Fatima said.

Fatima and her clients sit under an open sky, sometimes putting up plastic sheets on bamboo poles as makeshift shelter from the hot sun or rain.

It goes without saying that the reason behind the humongous success of this "hotel" is the compromise between hunger and poverty.

"We hardly earn Rs.25 a day. Surely, we can't afford to spend more than Rs.5 a day on lunch and dinner. Here we can eat to the fullest for Rs.3, that's what matters. Whether the food is leftover or slightly rotting, we don't care," said Chanchal, a beggar at the station.

Some customers have just a bowlful of boiled rice water available for 50 paisa.

However, Fatima manages to make about Rs.800 a day from her "hotel". But just as there are no free lunches in this world, it seems there are no free businesses either - not a day passes without Fatima giving bribes to the railway police.

"Every day I have to pay the police personnel Rs.100 to allow me run my business peacefully. But policemen are like chameleons. On strict days they just kick my customers and me out of the tracks. However we don't give up. These tracks are ours and the next day we are back to our old place again," said Fatima.

(Sreya Basu can be contacted at sreya.b@ians.in)

--- IANS

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Albuquerque bombs

Star — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 06:39:13 GMT

Hmm.. interesting title. There are over 2,000 nuclear weapons in that city & a hollow mountain. Not far away, on Central and Harvard, or something, food not bombs serves lunch on Fridays in front of the University bookstore.

There is a university "club" who is disgussing where the best place for food not bombs to locate is. Frankly, they may actually impact the location of this serving. ? .

What I'd like from you guys, is to tell me two things. Have you been served by and/or worked w/ the ABQ FNB? How was it? And 2: Where is the best place in ABQ to serve the hungry, and maybe a time of day... oh, there's also, through the same college kids trying to change the traditional FNB service in ABQ a 'documentary on the homeless' appearently in the works, which, so far seems to be slanted toward only one type of homeless. I'm going to try to solve some of this testosterone frenzy while also figuring out ways that it could be utilized in the best ways through open dialogue with some of the major contributors..any suggestions?

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Seattle FNB Free Market

greatdane — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 22:05:55 GMT

Every Sunday at 1.30pm at the Cascade People's Center in downtown Seattle.
A Free market with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, organic food...

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Looking for an Earth Woman Friendly community style living solution?

Temeluch — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 22:49:54 GMT

Looking for an Earth Friendly community style living solution?

There is a Meeting of the Kindred Spirits coming up March 29th! And
we do need to see some more Positive well integrated Female Energy in
this group who can work closely with others.

http://edenvillage.net/18.htm

We are still looking to organize a group of volunteers to
help out some good folks one day out of the week, with some
organic gardening and we still do need someone to take Minutes
at the next meeting.

It would be possible, I would think, if there is a single female or
two out there who is cool about living closer to the Earth then
I may be able to provide a place for you to live, for
maybe 6 months out of the year up where I live in Northern
California.

If you can simply come to our next meeting on March 29th. - T

http://edenvillage.net/18.htm

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Conspiracy History compilation DVDs torrents

History — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:33:53 GMT

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Greetings to all my relations.

This is the last step of our project History Watch. If History is
defined and known by the texts, we can now add to this definition the
recorded events of the filmed archives. Animated images are harder to
deny than printed words. Our objective is to spread out freely some of
the little broadcast, even hidden informations about our collective
History.

We put online a collection of 391 documentaries and other selected and
recut videos, to offer to a wide public the best of the infos
available on the net in english and in french. If you are interested,
you have the time, the right equipment and connection, all you have to
do is open the joint document and decompress it if needed (but normaly
your system should do it automaticaly). You'll find therein nine links
that will open the torrents for the nine DVDs we compiled (around 4.6
Gig each, for a total of a little over 41 G, being over 100 hours of
videos).

Otherwise, you can go directly to btjunkie.com and search for these titles.

11 Septembre 2001 - 9-11
Bush family & friends
Capitalist & Communist regimes
Capitalist conspiracy
Mind Kontrol - Secret Programs
New World Order - Secret Societies
Secret services - cover up - covert ops
Secret weapons - UFO
Terrorism Theories propaganda

Torrents are a system of peer to peer data transfer. The more people
download a torrent, the faster it spreads and the longer it stays on
the net. If you don't have a bittorrent software, we suggest that you
download uTorrent on utorrent.com. If you want to participate in
facilitating the diffusion of these infos about our collective
History, download these torrents on as many computers as possible,
whether it is in cybercafes. It takes one or two minutes to open up
the links and the downloading will keep proceeding on its own.

Please spread this out, take part in this action for social education
on a planetary scale. Thanks.

For more info: watch.history@gmail.com History Watch

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2008 Communities Conference at Twin Oaks Community

Suede — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:02:21 GMT

My name is Suede and I live at Twin Oaks Community in Louisa, VA. This year I'm co-organizing the Communities Conference at Twin Oaks for my 2nd year, though the conference has been happening for many years now. Thought I'd post some basic info on the conference for those interested in learning about community, expanding knowledge or just meeting new people. Feel free to contact me with any questions about Twin Oaks or our conferences.

In Community,
Suede Machete

Here's the info:

The Communities Conference is a networking and learning opportunity for anyone interested or involved in co-operative or communal lifestyles. Join us for a weekend of sharing and celebration!

Friday August 15 through
Sunday August 17, 2008
$85 (sliding scale) includes
meals and camping

With workshops and events focused on
~ Intentional relationships
~ Group process
~Collective child raising
~ Creating culture
~ Forming communities
~ Sustainability
~ Appropriate technology
~ Community economics

Music
Dancing
Slide shows
Campfires
Swimming
Magic
More!

Respond to:
Twin Oaks Communities Conference
138 Twin Oaks Road, Louisa, Virginia 23093
540-894-5126

conference@twinoaks.org

For More Information, check out our website:

www.communitiesconference.org

Twin Oaks also hosts a Women's Gathering! Check that out at :

www.twinoaks.org/community...index.html

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The Aim of the Financiers: A One-World Government with a One-World Currency

Project_Love — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 06:28:37 GMT

The Aim of the Financiers: A One-World Government with a One-World Currency
By Alain Pilote

The following article is one of the appendices of Louis Even's new book, "In This Age of Plenty":

The basic flaw of the present financial system is that the banks create money as a debt, charging interest on the money that they create. The obligation for the debtor countries to repay the banks money that the banks did not create, money that does not exist, brings about unpayable debts. The Financiers know quite well that it is impossible for these countries to repay their debts, that the present financial system is defective at its base, and that it can only bring about crises and revolutions. But this is exactly what they want!

As Clifford Hugh Douglas, the founder of the Social Credit school, said: "The Money Power does not, and never did, want to improve the money system - its consequences in war, sabotage and social friction are exactly what is desired.". Why?

It is because the Financiers believe that they are the only ones capable of governing mankind properly, and in order to be able to impose their will upon every individual and control the whole world, they invented the present debt-money system. They want to bring every nation in the world to such a state of crisis that these countries will think they have no alternative but to accept the miracle solution of the Financiers to save them from disaster: complete centralization, a single world currency, and a one-world government, in which all nations will be abolished, or forced to give up their sovereignty.

The Trilateral Commission
There are three major economic areas in the world: Europe, North America, and the Far East (Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, etc.). If, under the pretext of having to join forces to be able to face economic competition with the two other economic regions, the member countries of each of these three regions decide to merge into one single country, forming three Super-States, then the one-world government will be almost achieved.

This is exactly what is taking place now, and being promoted by the Trilateral Commission, founded in July, 1973, by David Rockefeller, the chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York. The official aim of the Trilateral Commission is "to harmonize the political, economic, social, and cultural relations between the three major economic regions in the world (hence the name "Trilateral"). This aim is almost achieved in Europe with the Single European Act that was implemented in 1993, requiring all the member countries of the European Community to abolish their trade barriers, and to hand over their monetary and fiscal policies to the European Commission in Brussels, Belgium. By 1999, all these countries are supposed to share only one currency, the "Euro".

As regards the North American area, the merger of its member countries is well under way with the passage of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), first between Canada and the U.S.A., ant which later also included Mexico. (By the next ten years, it is supposed to include all of the Americas) There is a strong pressure to force these countries to harmonize their fiscal policies, and as it happened in Europe, economic union will inevitably lead to political union.

In front of these two gigantic economic powers, the countries of the Far East will have no choice but to join forces together and merge, to be able to compete with North America and Europe in the field of international trade.

One-world currency -- the "Mark of the Beast"??

To consolidate their power, the Financiers also want to eliminate every existing national currency, and to install a one-world currency. In the 1970s, Dr. Hanrick Eldeman, Chief Analyst of the Common Market Confederacy in Brussels, unveiled a plan to "straighten out world chaos": a three-story computer located in the administrative building of the headquarters of the Common Market, in Brussels, Belgium. People who work there call it "the Beast". The plan implies a system of digital enumeration of each human being on earth. Thus the computer would give each inhabitant of the world a number to be used for each purchase or sale. This number would be invisibly tattooed by laser (or implanted with a microchip) either on the forehead or on the back of the hand. This would establish a walking credit card system.

And the number could be seen only through infrared scanners, installed in special verification countries or in business places. Dr. Eldeman pointed out that by using three entries of six digits each, every inhabitant of the world would be given a distinct credit card number.

This reminds us strangely of what Saint John the Apostle wrote in the Book of Revelation (13:16-18): "And he (the Beast) shall make all, both little and great, rich and poor, freemen and slaves, to receive a mark on their right hands, or on their foreheads, and that none might buy or sell, unless he carried this mark, which was the beast's name, or the number that stands for his name. Here is wisdom; he that has understanding, let him count the number of the beast. For it is the number of a man: and the number of him is six hundred and sixty-six".

That man will be the Pope of Rome who will be incarnate by Satan as he incarnate the Serpent, a man-like creature, in the garden of Eden, and Judas Iscariot in the days of Christ's flesh. The main title and claim of the Pope is "Vicarivs Filii Dei" which means "In place of the Son of God", or "Substitute for the Holy Ghost". The letters of this title with numeric values in the old Roman system add up to 666. Thus:
V = 005
I = 001
C = 100
A = 000
R = 000
I = 001
V = 005
S = 000

F = 000
I = 001
L = 500
I = 001
I = 001

D = 050
E = 000
I = 001
Total = 666

Debit cards
A few decades ago, before the invention of computers and microchips, such a system would have seemed far-fetched, a product of science fiction. But now everyone knows about the existence of debit cards with which you can buy anything in stores, without the need to carry any cash on you, the amount of your purchase being debited automatically from your bank account. The avowed goal of the banks is to eliminate all cash, and to force people to use debit cards as the only means of payment.

There is always the risk of losing one's debit card, or of having somebody else illegally use it. So here comes the ultimate solution: to link people personally to their card, so there is no way they can lose it or have it stolen! And there you have it: a micro-computer chip can be implanted under your skin, or a three six-digital unit can be tattooed on your skin...just as described in Saint John's Book of Revelation.

Actually, the mark in the right hand signifies obeying the will, and the mark in the forehead implies receiving the doctrine of the "Beast". The Beast will be the Pope of Rome who will be incarnate by Satan when he is cast down to earth at the close of the Gentile dispensation.

Everything will be in place for a government that wants to control everybody's move, since they will know everything about you: all that you buy, where and when you buy it, who you phone, how much money you have, will all be inscribed on this card. And if, for whatever reason, you are classified as an "undesirable person" or as an "enemy of the State" by the government, they will only have to erase your number from the central computer, and you will no longer be able to buy or sell (and thus be condemned to disappear before long).

The Illuminati
This quest for a world government has been going on for a long time. For example, on Feb. 17, 1953, Financier Paul Warburg said before the U.S. Senate: "We shall have world government whether or not you like it, by conquest or consent." This quest for world domination can be traced back to the creation of the "Illuminati", a secret society, in 1776. Their leader, Adam Weishaupt, wrote out the master plan to bring about the subjection of the whole human race to an oligarchy of Financiers. The word "Illuminati" is derived from Lucifer and means "holders of the light".

As surprising as it may seems, the insignia of the Order of the Illuminati appears on the reverse side of U.S. one-dollar bills. The first time it appeared was in 1933, by order of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, at the beginning of the New Deal (the name given to Roosevelt's political reforms of that time).

One can read at the base of the 13-story pyramid, the year 1776 (MDCCLXVI in Roman numerals). Most of the people think that it represents the date of the signing of the American Declaration of Independence, but it actually memorializes the foundation of the Order of the Illuminati, which was on May 1, 1776. (Note the Zionist-Communist May Day connection).

The pyramid represents the conspiracy for the destruction of the Catholic Church (and all existing religions"), and the establishment of a one-world government, or a United Nations dictatorship. The eye radiating in all directions, is the "all-spying" eye that symbolizes the terroristic, Gestapo-like, espionage agency that Weishaupt set up to guard the "secret of the Order and to terrorize the populace into the acceptance of its rule". The Latin words "ANNUIT COEPTIS" translate to "Announcing the creation or beginning". Below them, "NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM" translates to a "New secular order" and the year is written in Roman numerals at the base of the Pyramid.

Manly Palmer Hall explained the symbolism otherwise. He said, Annuit Coeptis means "He (NOT the Christian God) has smiled upon our endeavours". The capstone or triangle signifies science, NOT spirituality, and that the scroll underneath, bearing the inscription "Novus Ordo Seclorum" indicates the nature of the enterprise: a "New order of the ages", an order of science and knowledge as opposed to Christian (morality) superstition and fear.

This insignia was adopted by the U.S. Congress as the reverse of the seal of the United States on September 15, 1789. (The obverse side of the seal bears the eagle, which is used as the official seal and coat of arms of the U.S.A., and which is also shown on the reverse side of the U.S. $1.00 bills).

The appearance of this insignia of the Illuminati on U.S., one-dollar bills in 1933 meant that the followers of Weishaupt regarded their efforts as beginning to "be crowned with success," and that they totally controlled the U.S. Government.

The pyramid is a symbol of the Knights Templar of Freemasonry and a Zionist symbol and the Hexgram is used by Royal Arch Masons which is part of York Rite Masonry also a Zionist symbol. The two seals of the "Great Seal" combines symbolism of all Masonic Orders. The Eagle is a symbol of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.

Proof the Great Seal is Masonic
First outline the pyramid with a triangle. Now take the pyramid and draw a line under the base of the capstone and extend it left to right extended to the A in ANNUIT and the S in COEPTIS. Now draw lines from the end of this line down to the last O in ORDO so you will finsih the Hexagram also called the Jewish Star of David.

Draw circles around all five letters to which the Hexagram points. These letters make the word MASON. The 32 feathers on the left wing of the eagle signify the 32 degress of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. The right wing has 33 feathers for the extra 33rd honary degree and inner head of the Scottish Rite. George Washington himself on the front of the One Dollar Bill was a 33rd degree Scottish Rite Mason. The 9 tail feathers indicate the 9 additional degrees of the York Rite of Freemasonry. There are13 olives and 13 leaves on the olive branches, 13 arrows in the other eagle's claw, 13 stripes on the shield, 13 stars above the eagle in the form of a Hexagram, 13 letters in "E PLURIBUS UNUM", 13 letters in "ANNUIT COEPTIS", 13 rows of bricks in the pyramid. The 33rd degree Grand Lodge of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry is located exactly 13 blocks north of the White House above an upside down pentagram oulined by the road layout which rests on the White House. See this link: http://www.cuttingedge.org/n1040.html

The use of the Hexagram and the Pentagram and even the 7 pointed star stems from Jewish Cabalism or mysticism which was adopted from paganism. The placement of the symbols on the American money etc. is no different then to displaying a cross on the back of a one dollar bill. But you will never see these religious symbols removed because the ACLU only attacks what it sees as Christian. Separation of Church and State is a farce. The law requiring the "Separation of CHURCH and State" might as well say "Separation of Christondom and State" because only religions calling themseves "Christian" use buildings called "Church".

Albert Pike was the founder of the KKK and one time leader of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Southern Jurisdiction. He himself protested the suggestion that Masonry was Christian and said that "if Masonry was Christian why were most of the people who had possession of it during the early days of the USA Hebrew"?

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http://www.hourofthetime.com/majestyt.htm
http://www.cuttingedge.org/fmcorner.html

A Luciferian conspiracy
To say that the Illuminati is a "Luciferian" conspiracy" is not only a stylistic device, but it is literally true, since the leaders of the Illuminati are actually worshipers of Satan, and their final objective is to have the whole world bow down to him. Through his hellhounds, it is Satan himself who continues his revolt against God by endeavoring to foil God's plan on earth, and to snatch from God as many souls as possible.

Just like Satan, the Financiers think that they are smarter than God, and that they are the only ones who can lead mankind properly. The members of the Illuminati are people of every race and creed, but who all lust for money and power.

Recognizing the powers involved
In the conclusion of his book "Pawns in the Game", which denounces the plot of the Illuminati for world domination, William Guy Carr explains what must be done to stop this plot.

First, we must as individuals recognize the spiritual powers involved, and realize that we are not only facing terrestrial powers, but also spiritual ones; that it is basically a fight between God and Satan. We must choose who we will serve, who we will fight for: God or Satan.

Second, we must take practical steps to counteract the plan of the Financiers which, in Mr. Carr's own words, can be done only through a monetary reform: "The electors must insist that the issue of money, and the control thereof, be placed back in the hands of the Government where it rightfully belongs."

The necessity for Social Credit
The prayers and sacrifices to obtain the assistance of Heaven are certainly necessary to thwart the plan of the Financiers. But a technique, a temporal means, is also necessary to thwart the plan of the Financiers. This means is the Social Credit reform, conceived by the Scottish engineer, Clifford Hugh Douglas, the only reform that the Financiers really fear, and that would put an end to their power to control all the nations. ("Social Credit" means social money - money created without debt by society, issued with new production, and withdrawn from circulation as production is consumed - instead of having a banking credit, as it is the case today - money created as a debt by private banks.)

Douglas first thought that once his discovery and its implications would be brought to the attention of the governments and of those in charge of the economy, they would hasten to implement it. But Douglas soon made another discovery: the Financiers, who ruled the economy, were absolutely not interested in changing the financial system, and its flaws and consequences (wars, waste, poverty, social friction etc.,) were absolutely what they desired, and even fostered deliberately, in order to impose their solution of a one-world government. So the Financiers did everything they could to stop and silence the Social Credit idea: a conspiracy of silence in the news media, or deliberate falsification of Douglas's doctrine, in order to render it vulnerable; calumnies and ridicule against the apostles of "Michael". Douglas wrote in his book "Warning Democracy":

"So rapid was the progress made by the Social Credit ideas between 1919 and 1923 both in this country (Great Britain) and abroad, and so constantly did ideas derived from them appear in the pages of the press, that the interests threatened by them became considerably alarmed, and took what were, on the whole, effective steps to curtail their publicity. In this country the Institute of Bankers allocated five million pounds (then the equivalent of 24 million dollars) to combat the 'subversive' ideas of ourselves and other misguided people who wished to thinker with the financial system. The large Press Associations were expressly instructed that my own name should not be mentioned in the public press, and no metropolitan newspaper in this country or the United States was allowed to give publicity, either to correspondence or to contributions bearing upon the subject. In spite of this Canadian Parliamentary Inquiry at which I was a witness (in 1923) managed to expose on the one hand the ignorance of even leading bankers of the fundamental problems with which they had to deal, and on the other hand the lengths to which the financial power was prepared to go to retain control of the situation."

One must not forget to mention here that the best way that the Financiers found to stop the advancement of the Social Credit idea was the creation of political parties falsely bearing the name "Social Credit", to make people think that voting for a new party is sufficient to change the system, whereas what is needed is the education of the people (by having them subscribe to the "Michael Journal"), to force the elected representatives to serve the population, instead of serving the Financiers. Fortunately, all the so-called "Social Credit parties" are dead and buried now, but they did a lot of damage and spread confusion in the minds of the people while they existed.

"The psychological moment"
Douglas predicted that the present debt-money system of the Bankers would become unworkable and fall by itself, because of all of the unpayable debts that it creates. All the countries in the world are struggling with skyrocketing debts and heading for disaster, even though everybody knows these debts can never be paid off. Other factors announce the inevitable fall of the present system: automation, for example, which makes full employment impossible.

Douglas said that "a psychological moment" will come, a critical moment when the population, given the gravity of the situation, and despite all the power of the Financiers, will have suffered their debt-money system long enough, and will be disposed to study and accept Social Credit. Douglas wrote the following in 1924, in his book "Social Credit":

"The position will be tremendous in its importance. A comparatively short period will probably serve to decide whether we are to master the mighty economic and social machine that we have created, or whether it is to master us; and during that period a small impetus from a body of men who know what to do and how to do it, may make the difference between yet one more retreat into the Dark Ages, or the emergence into the full light of a day of such splendor as we can at present only envisage dimly. It is this necessity for the recognition of the psychological moment, and the fitting to that moment of appropriate action, which should be present in the minds of that small minority which is seized of the gravity of the present times."

Louis Even, at the end of an article written in 1970 and entitled "Social Credit, yes - Party, No", repeated this idea of Douglas:

"The Social Crediters of the Michael Journal maintain, along with Douglas, that as regards Social Credit, the most effective work to do is to enlighten the population on the monopoly of financial credit, attributing to it the bad fruits of which it is the cause in the lives of people, of families, of institutions; and, in front of these bad fruits, to expose the doctrine of genuine Social Credit, which is so brilliant and in keeping with common sense. They also endeavor to develop within themselves, and to also radiate, a Social Credit spirit, which is clearly in keeping with the spirit of the Gospel: a spirit of service and not of domination, not of an insatiable pursuit of money or material goods, which is of the same nature - with a less powerful means - as the spirit of the barons of High Finance.

"Whether the collapse of the present financial system, under the weight of its own enormities, or events that have been foretold many times by privileged souls - events one certainly cannot doubt of when one sees the present decadence of moral standards, apostasy, the paganization of affluent nations that used to be Christian - occur soon, in either case, the living or the survivors of those events won't be without a light to establish a social economic system worthy of its name."

The point to remember in all of this is that the present financial system, which creates money as a debt, is the main means of the Financiers to establish a one-world government. Debt finance is the bridge that leads us from a free society to complete dictatorship. And the only thing the Financiers fear, the only thing that can stop them in their plan of world conquest, is the reform of the present financial system, the establishment of an honest debt-free money system, along the lines of the Social Credit philosophy. Then one realizes all the importance of the Social Credit solution, and the importance of spreading it an making it known. This is why Soviet foreign Minister Molotow had said to Dr. Hawlett Johnson, Archbishop of Canterbury, in the 30s: "We know all about Social Credit. It is the one theory in the world we fear."
Alain Pilote.

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Who's Raw here?

Josh — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 18:32:00 GMT

Has anyone seen the trailer for "Raw For 30 Days"? It's a documentary about six people, who normally eat fast food, who decide to go 100% raw for a month. It features interviews with doctors, experts, and raw foodists including Gabriel Cousens, David Wolfe, and Woody Harrelson.

I am new to raw foods and very interested in hearing from others who are raw foodists and people who are trying to change their lives for the better. Many people in my family have diabetes and I have changed my diet and gone raw to prevent myself from also getting diabetes.

The trailer on Youtube at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSuqCMld00w

There is also a new two-disc DVD set that is available for order called RAW FOR LIFE, which is a encyclopedia of Raw Food, perfect for beginners like me and Raw Food enthusiasts. I have found it to be very helpful, as I have been transitioning to raw foods. It’s about how to live raw, the Raw Food philosophy, why to eat a raw food diet, important medical facts and nutritional information. It’s a very practical guide to becoming raw and staying raw.

Visit the Raw For 30 Days site at:

www.rawfor30days.com

Another great resource I have found is the Raw Summit site, which is at:

www.rawsummit2.com

I joined for the first Raw Summit and found it very helpful and interesting and it’s FREE!

Who here is raw?

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New Jersey FNB

Sat, 08 Sep 2007 14:22:46 GMT

Well I've started an Ocean and Monmouth County FNB! Any one interested in volunteering then drop me a line!

-much love
Anna D

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Beware of the "Roid a Cops"

ToxicReverend — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 13:34:23 GMT

This is posted in an attempt to prevent police brutality and
improve the safety of our communities No copyright is claimed.
Please reproduce at will - TR

Roid-a-cops and police brutality on a bad judgment call
By the Toxic Reverend
http://myspace.com/toxicreverend
that has been asking,"Who's a criminal" ?
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend

We as tax payers put out a lot of cash to train a policeman.
They join the force, wanting to do good,help people and try to
make a difference in a very screwed up world.

Some times, I have to wonder what changes ? How do some
of them become "bad apples" and give their entire profession a
bad name ?

For a few years, I have been doing research on the effects of
the "low dose cumulative effects of toxic chemicals" with violence
and abusive behavior.

Law enforcement is not excempt from such toxic chemical
exposures. But they do maintain a harder "front" than most
classes of society, with the "I am fine" presentation. Their
ego's are just that way, or they probably would not be in that
profession. Think about it. They risk their lives on a daily basis
to "uphold the law". They are heroes. And as such, they are
not to prone to saying, they have a problem, of any kind.

While I was researching this issue, I became acquainted
with Mesha. . Her son had been shot 48 times by 9 San Francisco
policeman. She started The IDRISS STELLEY FOUNDATION
with the money from the wrongful death suit of her sons murder.
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeo9ewi/idrissstelleyfoundation/

Mesha was very kind and patient the times that I have called.
But the other day, she got me. She admitted that yes, the toxic
chemicals could also impact a policeman's decision to use
deadly force. But then she asked what I thought might happen
when a "Toxic Victim" (as I call "mentally ill") that is acting out,
meets up with a policeman on steroids ?

Mesha agreed that everything that I was on about can apply
to such a situation as an unjustified police shooting. But she
also thought that steroid abuse by law enforcement is inducing
some "bad judgment calls", more than anything else. And that
these factors are being protected by the " Blue Wall of Silence".

So being an open minded hippy, after talking to Mesha, I did
a couple of Google searches on the subject.

The results astounded me. The Google search terms were
"police steroid abuse" and "police steroid abuse testing".

I thought I would find masses of articles about the police busting
people for it. But nooooo, I find massive articles about police
forces around the country being busted.

Si I tried posting "Roid-a-cops and police brutality" at
myspace. It would not post. So I sent it to a number of
friends at myspace. They could not get it to post. Though
Ken said a couple of days later that he was able to post it.
Seems there is a tracking program at myspace for censorship.
This report has finally posted at Myspace bulletin's and my blog.
After some serious complaining is rather public ways, across the
Internet.

Anyway, I became rather frustrated and called Mesha. What
I had decided to do was spread a "true rumor" that did seem
to get "their attention". And not just Mysapce's.

I called the Sonoma County sheriff and a captain answered
the phone. He said that the sheriff was unavailable. So I told
the captain that I had done a Google search that shows police
departments around the country were being busted by the feds
for steroid abuse.

I told him the search terms and I could sense the panic
in his voice. I told him that the searches reveal Boston police
being busted by a federal grand jury investigation. Dallas also
came up with the search and too many others to list.

Now I only went over the first ten results of the first search term
and twenty of the second. When I got to the one about president
Bush talking about steroid abuse in a State of the Union address,
I stopped. After all, Bush was talking about steroid abuse in
sports. Maybe he should have been a bit more specific and
included law enforcement. You know .... the people that enforce
the laws against such things as drug abuse.

Not that I want to snitch out the feds and risk screwing up any
investigation that they might have. I am not aware of Sonoma
County being investigated for steroid abuse. Maybe it isn't. Maybe
it is ? All I know is that I do not want to be charged with
"obstruction of justice", for bringing this to their attention.
After all, more often than not, "no good deed goes unpunished".

What I can point out is what other police departments that
have ignored the abuse of steroids like an ostrich, have found.

While they are so bent over with their heads in the sand,
the feds sneak up and give them an exam that nobody likes.
Regardless of sexual orientation.

As the prior mentioned search reveals, it was a Federal Grand
Jury investigation that busted the Boston police department for
steroid abuse.

Maybe if all of the San Francisco MUNI bus drivers that have
to pee in a bottle for random drug screening became aware of this.
They might be able to break the censorship and warn others of
the impeding steroid exams .... or a, the investigations that have
busted so many police departments around the country ?

One of my psychologists had told me that "the good and the
bad news it that I am not paranoid or delusional".

Now please excuse me .... I need to get back to editing
"Toxic Revelations" and my Myspace profile / blog. It is
my intention to post this at my blog. If I can ......

Blessings,

The Toxic Reverend
http://myspace.com/toxicreverend
Asking;
Who's a criminal ?
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend
Cc
The IDRISS STELLEY FOUNDATION
a nonprofit organization created through the settlement
of Idriss Stelley's vs. City & County and SFPD case and its
allocation to his mother Mesha Monge-Irizarry. Her only
child, 23 African American honor student was killed by
SFPD at the SF Sony Metreon on June 13, 2001, 48 shots,
9 officers, as he stood alone in an empty theater.
The Idriss Stelley's case is at the root of the
40-HR mandatory
San Francisco Police Departments
Mental Health Training,
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeo9ewi/idrissstelleyfoundation/

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need ride from denver to northern cali

Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:15:02 GMT

Satya and I are looking for a ride from denver to northern california as soon as possible.
we don't have much stuff, and will go in half on gas. looking to ride in a nice legal kine ride.
many mahalos
Brian

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Communities Conference Aug 17-19. Coops, Communes, CoHousing and more.

Sat, 23 Jun 2007 17:57:29 GMT

August 17-19, 2007. Ecovillages, communes, coops, CoHousing and more. A weekend of workshops, community-building and culture creation. We will explore topics such as group decision-making, intentional relationships and sustainable living. $85 (Sliding scale) includes food and tenting. We welcome community seekers and members alike. Communities Conference, 138 Twin Oaks Road, Louisa, VA 23093. 540-894-5126 conference@twinoaks.org . Check out our interactive website! http://www.communitiesconference.org

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Washing Dog City?

Sizzle — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 23:55:29 GMT

is anyone in here in Wash, DC?
Please send me a message and hook me up- i'm looking to help out.

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kansas city chapter?

sweetmamadoe — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 22:05:47 GMT

i would be very interested in hooking up with a kc chapter and helping in any way i can. my kitchen is your kitchen, and i am located in westport.

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The FDA's war on natural medicine

ToxicReverend — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:27:16 GMT

As reported by "News Target" in the attached e-mail
that is pasted in after my signature, and I quote,

"Finally, it's interesting to consider that under these
new FDA guidelines, it will be illegal to hand a child
a glass of raw vegetable juice if it has any health
purpose whatsoever, but it will remain perfectly legal
to drug them up on amphetamines like Ritalin.
So SPEED is legal, but not vegetable juice. ".

End of quote from the attached "News Target" e-mail.

It does seem that many people are unaware
that the school for kids with learning disabilities
and behavioral problems that was featured in
the movie "Super Size Me", were given nutritional
supplements,as well as an organic diet.

" Super Size Me". http://www.supersizeme.com/
They had put the supplements in smoothies,
for the kids to drink.

More information about this (besides the attached fwd)
and groups that are fighting it
can be found at:these web pages :>

The Union of Concerned Scientists released survey results
that demonstrate pervasive and dangerous political influence
of science at the FDA.
www.ucsusa.org/news/press_release/ fda-scientists-pressured.html

More on the FDA corruption being exposed by the UCS
with a simple Google search of the UCS web address and FDA
Example:"FDA http://www.ucsusa.org/ "

International Advocates for Health Freedom
About IAHF (A leader with the FDA - CODEX "war")
The founder of IAHF, John Hammell , has been fighting professionally
for health freedom for 10 years, and first got involved with alternative
medicine after recovering from a life threatening illness in 1980 via a
suppressed alternative treatment mode (orthomolecular medicine)
after mainstream methods almost killed him. His personal belief is
that herbs and other dietary supplements are gifts to us all from
our Creator.
http://www.iahf.com/index1.html

Please note:

The Gulf War Vets have posted
"Beyond Treason"
http://www.gulfwarvets.com

Peer reviewed medical journal articles concerning the use of
natural supplement's with chronic illnesses and "Incapacitating Agents"
See "Treatment Considerations" at http://www.immed.org/
(I.A.'s are a type of biological weapon, such as mycoplasma's).

Blessings,

Tom Krohmer
Environmental Technologist

aka
The Toxic Reverend
Who's a criminal ?
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend

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From: NewsTarget [mailto: insider@newstarget.com]
To: toxicreverend@ myway.com
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 20:56:17 -0700
Subject: Additional developments in FDA's declaration of war on natural medicine

NewsTarget Insider Alert (www.NewsTarget.com )

Dear Readers,

A couple of quick developments on the breaking FDA story today. First off, the URL we originally posted in our feature story only pointed to the *short* version of the FDA's downloadable document. The FULL version is found here:

http://www.fda.gov/OHRMS/DOCKETS/98fr/06d-0480-gld0001.pdf

However, as of 7:45PM, Mountain Standard Time, the FDA's document server has frozen and probably crashed. So you may wish to wait until tomorrow to try to download this document. As of this writing, the document is unavailable from FDA servers. (It is possible they may have removed it, although I suspect the server simply crashed.)

It seems ironic that NewsTarget has been subjected to numerous attacks by internet criminals who have so far failed to take our site offline. Yet when we post a single story about the FDA and include a link to a downloadable document, the FDA's own web server crashes.

It's not just us pointing to the document, by the way. Lots of other sites like HealthFreedomUSA.com and JonBarron.org are also pointing to it and urging grassroots action. Word is spreading fast throughout the natural health community. In fact, I believe that Rima Laibow was one of the first people to bring this issue to the forefront, although there could be other groups I'm not aware of who were reporting on this issue long before now. (Sometimes it takes a while for the really big stories to bounce around the industry and get sufficiently noticed. I don't claim to know exactly who reported this first. The strange thing is that the document has been posted on the FDA's website since December 2006. It was buried, though, and probably intentionally.)

Health Freedom Cartoon Posted

The official announcement on this won't go out until tomorrow morning, but we rushed to post an FDA / Health Freedom cartoon on this whole topic late this afternoon. It's quite hilarious and shows a health freedom castle under siege by the FDA (it even has catapults!). Check it out at:

http://www.newstarget.com/021790.html

Speed for kids, but not vegetable juice

Finally, it's interesting to consider that under these new FDA guidelines, it will be illegal to hand a child a glass of raw vegetable juice if it has any health purpose whatsoever, but it will remain perfectly legal to drug them up on amphetamines like Ritalin. So SPEED is legal, but not vegetable juice. Hmmm...

Cigarettes will be legal, but echinacea will be outlawed. Statin drugs will be advertised on television, but green tea will be confiscated by port authorities and destroyed as contraband. Chemotherapy will remain legal, but selling anti-cancer broccoli sprouts will land you in prison.

Our world truly has gone crazy, folks. The insanity has reached a level of saturation that even the 20th century's greatest fiction authors like George Orwell could not have imagined. Who could have possibly guessed the FDA would try to label irradiated food as "pasteurized," or that the Almond Board of California would insist that paseturized almonds are identical to RAW almonds? Who could have predicted that the FDA would ever say something as stupid as, "a glass of vegetable juice is a drug"? And yet that's what they have now essentially stated.

It's only gonna get increasingly bizarre from here forward, I suspect. The FDA is now acting out of desperation and has clearly lost all touch with reality. Its announcements now sound more like the rambling, confused speech of a drug-induced lunatic. Somebody please slap a "Do Not Resuscitate" tag on this organization and let it pass away in peace.

Stay tuned for more updates as this story unfolds. We're wondering if the mainstream media will ever wake up and report anything on this or if, as usual, they will just ignore the topic and keep headlining stories about "dangerous" vitamins.

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Who's a criminal ?
http://people.tribe.net/toxicreverend

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Verifiable sources and peer reviewed medical journals.
http://www.angelfire.com/in/sickbuildingsyndrome/tr.html

Please note:

The Gulf War Vets have posted
"Beyond Treason"
http://www.gulfwarvets.com

Peer reviewed medical journal articles concerning the use of
natural supplement's with chronic illnesses and "Incapacitating Agents"
(I.A.'s are a type of biological weapon, such as mycoplasma's).
See "Treatment Considerations" at http://www.immed.org/

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another FNBer is arrested

badri — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 21:50:15 GMT

this time in downtown orlando florida .
from digg . the original link is pretty slow . comments are illuminating .
Florida police arrest activist for feeding homeless
http://digg.com/offbeat_news/Florida_police_arrest_activist_for_feeding_homeless

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EMERGENCY ALERT: F.C.C MEETING ON MEDIA CONSOLIDATION 4/29/07 TAMPA FLORIDA

Jay Shaft — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 18:41:53 GMT

EMERGENCY ALERT: F.C.C MEETING ON MEDIA CONSOLIDATION 4/29/07 TAMPA FLORIDA
Category: News and Politics

Official FCC Hearing on
Media Ownership
Monday, Apr. 30, Tampa, Fla.

http://www.stopbigmedia.com/=tampa

Tampa Speaks Out
OWNERSHIP HEARING 101:

Learn the FCC Basics
The FCC's rulemaking process and how you can make a difference.

What Should I Say?
Tips for testifying before the commissioners.

Four Points to Remember
Some important points to take to the hearings.

Read About the FCC's 'National Disgrace'
The FCC has abandoned its mandate to ensure diversity in U.S. media.

Recursos en Espanol

The FCC is holding its fourth official public hearing on media ownership issues in Tampa, Fla.:

Date: Monday, Apr. 30, 2007
Time: TBD (likely late afternoon)
Location: TBD

The hearing will feature panel presentations by local broadcasters and community leaders with opportunities for public comment after.

This public hearing is one of the public's few chances to speak out against Big Media before FCC Chairman Kevin Martin moves to lift the last significant limits to runaway media consolidation.

Martin has promised to "hold public hearings in diverse locations around the country to fully involve the American people" in the FCC's review of media ownership rules. The Tampa event will be the fourth of "half a dozen" proposed hearings.

At the first official hearing, held in Los Angeles, more than 1,000 members of the public attended and overwhelming expressed their opposition to any rule changes that would let Big Media companies swallow up more local outlets. Similar sentiments were expressed in Nashville and Harrisburg, Pa..

..

The F.C.C. wants to change the rules to let multibillion dollar media companies like News Corp, Viacom, Disney and Time Warner get even bigger. They're preparing to let giant media corporations buy up more local TV channels, radio stations and newspapers across America.

http://www.stopbigmedia.com/=fcc
Learn about the FCC's rules
..

The largest media conglomerates rake in billions by owning TV stations, cable channels, newspapers, radio stations, publishing houses and more.
Check out our interactive ownership chart
http://www.stopbigmedia.com/chart.php
What's at Stake
http://www.stopbigmedia.com/=learn

The Federal Communications Commission is once again taking up the issue of media ownership and deciding how media ownership rules should be changed. As FCC Commissioner Michael Copps has warned: "They screwed it up once. Believe me, they're 100 percent capable of screwing it up again."

That's why it's crucial for the public to weigh in now. Here's what's at stake:

* Big Media stifle viewpoints: If a corporation like News Corp. can buy multiple media outlets in a single city or town, it gains immense influence over what information is available. Consolidated corporations strip local newsrooms of staff, while pushing aside competing points of view. That means less diversity of voices and a narrower range of debate.

* Big Media don't serve local communities: In exchange for their free and exclusive use of the public airwaves, broadcasters such as Sinclair are supposed to serve the public interest. Yet they frequently ignore important local issues, pander to sensationalism, provide biased coverage of elections, and stifle diverse viewpoints.

* Big Media ignore diversity: Corporate media conglomerates like Tribune Company are more concerned with profits than responsible programming. Coverage of issues important to people of color, the working class and rural citizens are squelched or ignored because these people aren't advertisers' target audiences.

Without ownership limits, giant national corporations can buy up local stations and newspapers, eliminate diverse, local and independent programming. If the FCC is serious about fostering localism and diversity, it must enact protections against consolidated corporate ownership.

For decades, the biggest media companies have had the ear of the FCC and Congress, while the public has been ignored. As the FCC rewrites is ownership rules and Congress debates legislation that will shape the entire media system for years to come, it's time our policymakers listened to the public, not just the corporate lobbyists.
Costs of Consolidation
In 2003, the Federal Communications Commission attempted to loosen media ownership rules that would have unleashed a massive wave of corporate consolidation of radio, television and newspapers entities across the country.

The courts sent these rules back to the FCC for a rewrite. Now, as the FCC embarks upon writing new rules, the stakes are even higher:

* A handful of media companies dominate what you watch on television. As their influence spreads to other outlets, the diversity of what you see diminishes.

Five media conglomerates — Viacom/CBS, Disney, Time Warner, News Corp. and NBC/GE — control the big four networks, 80 percent of the primetime television market share, most cable channels, as well as vast holdings in radio, publishing, movie studios, music, Internet and other sectors. (To learn more, visit StopBigMedia.com's ownership charts)

Minority ownership — a crucial source of diverse and varied viewpoints -- has declined significantly over the past decade. Today, only 3.3% of television stations are minority-owned.

* Media conglomerates now stand to make incredible new profits from the public airwaves with no accountability to the public interest.

Over the next few years, television conglomerates will begin broadcasting digitally. This means that in the space it used to take to broadcast the local affiliate of ABC, NBC or CBS, these corporations will now be able to fit six or more stations — ABC-1, ABC-2, and so on. This opens up countless new revenue streams, and indeed, plans are already in the works to have infomercial-driven new channels pump up corporate profits.

The total worth of the publicly owned airwaves that U.S. broadcasters utilize has been valued at $367 billion -- more than the GDP of many nations — but the public has never been paid a dime in return. Now, these conglomerates claim they can't afford to be accountable to the public interest.

* Media consolidation has stifled independent voices and threatened public access to information.

Consolidation is killing local media choices. Since 1975, two-thirds of newspaper owners have disappeared, and one-third of television owners have vanished. There are less than 300 unique owners of the nation's 1,500 daily newspapers, and more than half of all U.S. markets are dominated by one paper.

Moreover, the number of radio station owners has plummeted by 35 percent since 1996, when ownership rules were gutted. That year, the largest radio owners controlled fewer than 65 stations; today, radio giant Clear Channel alone owns over 1,100.

* If the current ownership rules are eliminated, local communites will be turned into "company towns," where one media conglomerate dominates the public discourse.

Big Media wants the FCC to lift the restrictions on newspaper-broadcast cross-ownership and allow one company to own two or more television stations in a single market. If the rules are changed, the largest conglomerates will immediately begin swapping newspaper and television properties. Then the radio giants like Clear Channel will begin selling off their already consolidated radio holdings for billions to the other dominant companies, creating local and regional media fiefdoms.

If FCC Chairman Kevin Martin tries to push through changes similar to those rejected in 2003, one company could potentially own the major daily newspaper, eight radio stations and three television stations in the same town. Once the digital television transition is completed in 2009 – allowing stations to broadcast multiple signals – one company could control 12 or even 18 television channels in a single city.

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It is now a Crime to feed the homeless, AP news story

ToxicReverend — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 03:08:06 GMT

In Orlando, a law against feeding homeless — and debate over Samaritans' rights
The Associated Press
Published: February 3, 2007
This story mentions other cities that are doing the same.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/02/04/america/NA-FEA-GEN-US-Do-Not-Feed-the-Homeless.php?page=1

The above story is now linked in at

The Criminalization of Homelessness
A Problem Becoming A Solution
http://www.angelfire.com/hi/soberskidrow/parkh.html
Documentation of homeless solutions, violence
reduced by 90% with a "Tent City", story linked in.

How about "Homicide Charges For Corporations"
Ten convictions, No More Red Collar Crime
http://www.angelfire.com/nm/redcollarcrime
(Google search term "red collar crime")

Blessings,

The Toxic Reverend
Who's a criminal ? (At my blog)

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Fwd : Police threaten arrests at Christchurch ( NZ ) FNB lunch.

badri — Sat, 03 Feb 2007 18:29:33 GMT

From: Demozone < demozone@slingshot.co.nz>
To: fnbnetwork@lists.riseup.net
Subject: Police threaten arrests at Christchurch FNB lunch.
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 22:51:23 +1300

Today we were threaten with arrest and confiscation of our food by the
Police.They were following instruction from the City Council who wish to
get FNB out of City Mall.
Here is the link
http://indymedia.org.nz/newswire/display/72360/index.php

We will be back next week.

Al {CHCH FNB}

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U.N.: 100,000 Iraq Refugees Flee Monthly

Sanaag — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 11:45:14 GMT

By ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS
Associated Press Writer

Nov 3, 2006

GENEVA (AP) -- Nearly 100,000 Iraqis are fleeing each month to Syria and Jordan, forcing the United Nations to set aside its goal of helping refugees return home after the U.S.-led invasion, officials said Friday.

Instead, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees has drawn up plans to deal with the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis who are desperate to escape the violence, chief spokesman Ron Redmond said.

"Much of our work in the three years since the fall of the previous regime was based on the assumption that the domestic situation would stabilize and hundreds of thousands of previously displaced Iraqis would be able to go home," Redmond said. "Now, however, we're seeing more and more displacement linked to the continuing violence."

It has been impossible to obtain accurate totals on the numbers of refugees because few Iraqis are registering with UNHCR, and most are being cared for by host families or charitable organizations, he said.

The U.N. agency has been counting those entering Syria in recent months, however, and has found an average of 2,000 a day leaving Iraq by that route.

The outflow of refugees caught the agency by surprise because it was hard to detect.

"If people flee to camps, it's quite visible," Redmond said. "This is a steady stream of people now who are leaving."

The Jordanian government says another 1,000 a day are entering Jordan, he said.

White House spokesman Tony Fratto said he couldn't comment on whether the figures were accurate.

"Obviously there has been some level of violence in Baghdad and it's natural that you would expect some people to leave," Fratto said. "But we're going to continue to work to bring down violence so that Iraqis can stay there and stay in a free country and a free democracy."

Redmond said almost all the refugees are believed to be staying in Syria and Jordan, but that a few are returning to Iraq and still others are going to other countries. He noted that Iraqis were the leading nationality seeking asylum in Europe in the first half of this year, with 8,100 applying - a 50 percent increase over the year-earlier period.

Figures were unavailable for arrivals in other neighboring countries, but the agency says an additional 50,000 Iraqis a month are fleeing their homes but remaining within Iraq, which classifies them as "internally displaced" rather than as refugees who have crossed an international border.

"We've got a displacement crisis under way here, and the international community needs to do more to chip in to support the humanitarian needs of these people," Redmond said.

The influx has been driving up prices in Syria and Jordan for housing, food and other commodities, Redmond said.

UNHCR estimates that 425,000 Iraqis have been displaced this year alone, largely due to sectarian violence sparked by the bombing of an important Shiite shrine in the city of Samarra in February,

Redmond recalled that, before the 2003 invasion, UNHCR had made contingency plans for 600,000 refugees and displaced people, and had a budget of $154 million. But there was no mass exodus in the beginning, and UNHCR has long since scaled back to $29 million.

UNHCR now estimates that 1.8 million Iraqis are living in neighboring countries and 1.6 million are displaced internally, but those numbers include many who fled during the 1990s, long before the invasion, Redmond said. As of July, Iraq's population was estimated at 26.7 million.

Source: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/UN_REFUGEES_IRAQ?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

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anyone in eugene, OR ?

Blyss — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 05:34:02 GMT

hey... i just moved ot eugene from portland. I'm a hug fan of the free food twice a week that Food Not Bombs put on there.
is there anything like that here? because nothing tastes as good as free bagels, AND new friends.
:)

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Call For Makers!

Natalie — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 19:17:26 GMT

Dear Makers,

We are pleased to announce Bay Area Maker Faire 2007!

Organized by the staff of MAKE and CRAFT magazines, Maker Faire is a newfangled fair that brings together science, art, craft an engineering in a fun, energized, and exciting public forum. The aim is to inspire people of all ages to roll up their sleeves and become makers. This family-friendly event showcases the amazing work of all kinds of makers--anyone who is embracing DIY and wants to share their accomplishments with an appreciative audience. Last year, we had 20,000 people at Maker Faire.

Maker Faire Bay Area will take place May 19-20, 2007 at the San Mateo Fairgrounds. We are also adding Maker Faire Austin for October 20-21, 2007 at the Travis County Fairgrounds. This call is primarily for Maker Faire Bay Area but you can indicate if you are interested in participating in Maker Faire Austin.

We encourage you to join the fun and propose a maker exhibit, performance or workshop. You can submit a proposal through the web using the link described below or you can come show us your work at a Maker Faire "audition" on Saturday, February 24 at TechShop in Menlo Park, CA.

http://www.makerfaire.com

Proposals: We invite proposals for Maker workbench exhibits, workshops, presentations and performances for the Maker Faire. We are interested in proposals from individuals as well as from groups such as hobbyist clubs and schools.

Maker Workbench: Our standard setup for Makers is a six-foot long workbench. You can use this workbench to display your work and/or demonstrate how you make something. Some makers don't need workbenches, typically because they have a large object or they set up outside. Please provide a short description of what you make and what you will bring to Maker Faire. Please link to photographs or videos of what you make. Let us know about any requirements you have, such as electricity, Internet, ventilation, etc.

Interactive Performance: We're seeking performances that will engage and entertain the attendees and enable them to interact in a fun way. The performances may be tied to a stage or roving through the fairgrounds as a kind of street theatre. Performances could be musical or theatrical, but they could also be a collaborative building process. For example, you might work with attendees to put something large together in an hour.

Presentation: These includes audio-visual presentations intended for showing a project (or process) that cannot be brought to the faire, or a special project that requires AV resources. These presentations are limited to 20 minutes. Please describe the topic of your presentation and what kind of media (audio/video) that you will have. As a general rule, PowerPoint presentations are not appropriate for this event unless they are unusually entertaining.

Demonstration Workshop: A demonstration workshop is a show-and-tell session on how to make something. We're looking for makers who can demonstrate (and teach) particular skills, techniques or processes. You should start off by explaining your materials and tools and then step-through a build process, sharing your knowledge and interacting with the audience. Sessions should be under 30 minutes in length and may be repeated on the program. Please describe the subject of your workshop and what kind of setup you need for it.

Application Form: Please go to the following URL and fill it out to apply for participation as a maker. http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2007/proposal/

All proposals will be reviewed and we will notify makers of acceptance via email by March 19, 2007.

NOTE: Presenters whose talks are accepted will receive free registration to Maker Faire. We cannot pay for travel and accommodations. (We do make exceptions under some circumstances.) If you have any questions about participating in Maker Faire, please contact Natalie Villalobos by email: info@makerfaire.com. Please let Natalie know if you plan to come to the audition at TechShop.

Key Points:

* Maker Proposal Due: Midnight (PST): Feb. 27, 2007

* Maker Faire Bay Area Audition: Saturday Feb. 24, 2007

* Notification of Acceptance: March 19, 2006

* Confirmation of Participation: April 2, 2007

* Maker Faire Bay Area: May 19-20, 2007; Saturday 10-6 pm; Sunday 10-5pm.

* Maker Faire Austin: October 20 .. 21, 2007

* Application Form: http://makerfaire.com/bayarea/2007/proposal/

Commercial Exhibitors If you are a commercial maker or you work for a company that would like to exhibit at Maker Faire, please contact Sherry Huss sherry@oreilly.com.

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3 new related tribes

Lady Bird — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 07:26:34 GMT

Here's 3 new tribes that may be of interest to members of this tribe:

http://tribes.tribe.net/33367459 (Nourishing Traditions)

http://tribes.tribe.net/eatlocal

http://tribes.tribe.net/100milediet

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Anti-Racist-Action

Djinn — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:12:27 GMT

Im starting a tribe for Anti-Racist-Action. Please e-mail me if you are interested in joining.

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still out there in ptown?

toe.may.toe — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 19:05:20 GMT

hey there, I was wondering if there are still foodnotbombers out at colonel summers park in portland, or every tuesday.

thanks,
Maggie

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in Sacramento CA???

lion stargate — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 03:04:56 GMT

looking to hook up and help out, live in/out of my RV. Where all U kids at?

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Men who took food in trash get 6 months

badri — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 23:49:22 GMT

Men who took food in trash get 6 months
Associated Press
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. - Two men who took fruit and vegetables out of a garbage can have been sentenced to six months in jail.

Giles Charle, 24, of Sumersworth, N.H., and David Siller, 27, of Wayne, Pa., said the punishment was harsh and the only choice they had to avoid a felony on their records.

They were on their way to the Rainbow Family's annual gathering when they were arrested in June and charged with felony burglary and misdemeanor theft. Authorities said they took five cucumbers, four or five apricots, two bundles of asparagus spears and a handful of cherries from a garbage can at Sweet Pea Produce.

The two pleaded guilty to misdemeanor trespassing Wednesday and the felony charge was dropped.

"We didn't have any intention of committing a crime or doing anything wrong," Charle told the Steamboat Pilot & Today newspaper. "We had just come in town and we were prepared to buy groceries from a store but everything was closed."

Charle's mother, Shaune McCarthy Charle, called the jail sentence a joke. She said, "It's really amazing and unbelievable how taking garbage out of a Dumpster became a felony."

Thousands of people were in the Steamboat Springs area at the end of June and early July for the Rainbow Family gathering north of town. At times, the relationship between members of the nomadic group and authorities was tense and a number of citations were issued.

http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/news/nation/15421698.htm

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CALL FOR HELP

synnovemathe — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 08:27:30 GMT

CALL FOR HELP (circulate widely):

This is a call for help to defend a squatted social centre in Copenhagen
which has been running for a long time. There is more about its long
history here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ungdomshuset

The original call (here in an edited/spelling checked version) can be
found here: http://www.ungdomshuset.info/spip.php?article48

=================================================
Troublemakers of the world - We bid you welcome
=================================================

We invite everybody who supports Ungdomshuset to come to Copenhagen in
December. From the 13th through the 17th there will be actions,
workshops, concerts and at least one demonstration.

For seven years we have struggled for a political solution that could
remove the eviction threat against Ungdomshuset. These efforts have been
in vain.

We are still trying to find a peaceful way to save the house, but there
is not much to hope for. Though the politicians have spoken a lot they
have not done anything. The right-wing Christian sect whom the
politicians gave our house to is refusing to sell, despire generous
offers from an independent fund. Instead they have asked for permission
to tear it down.

>From just about everywhere there has been statements of support. From
local citizens to revolutionary political groups abroad. Danish labour
unions, artists, mucisians and many more have spoken in our favour. We
are very greatfull for this support. But so far it has not had an effect
on the leadership of the Church that is crusading against us. They still
push for war.

We are still hoping and working for a political solution but from
December 14th onwards the question is no longer *if* we are going to be
attacked by the police in an eviction attempt. From that day on it will
be a question of *when* we are attacked.

That is why we are calling upon all the friends of Ungdomshuset in
particular and supporters of squatting and social change in general to
come to Copenhagen from the 13th of December. Activities are planned
until December 17th, but you are welcome to stay longer. We need you.

Hope to see you here!
======================

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America Freedom to Fascism

Mon, 13 Nov 2006 23:40:16 GMT

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4312730277175242198&q=

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PDX food not bombs?

toe.may.toe — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 15:33:46 GMT

I was told 5:45 at colonel summers park tuesdays and fridays, but I drove by around 6ish tuesday and I didn't see anyone.

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New to sf..where are the best places to dive?

Andrea — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 02:38:37 GMT

i spent all my money moving..i know im not going to have many resources for food..where should i go to dive for it around the panhandle.
-andrea

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Food not Bombs @ SHAMBHALA '06

blank_space — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 22:46:09 GMT

Hi there everyone.
My name is Alex and i am focused on FOOD SECURITY @ Shambhala.

I am interested in sparking ideas and causing action towards free food at Shambhala. I was thinking that the concept of FOOD NOT BOMBS would be a friendly auspice.

I know that this is a plausbale idea (even if it's really small and the food only lasts a night / day).

Please let me know what you all think.

My idea is a structure that is volunteer based and non-heirarchial / non-denominational as FOOD NOT BOMBS is.
This is my input thus far.
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I think we could do this is make this happen.
but,
we could really use:
---Dumpsterers (Souce Masters, urban hunters and gatherers)
---Vehicle from each city driving to site (Transporters)
---Kitchen Tools Team (urban hunters/gatherers, privledged)
---Structure Team (archietects, builders, innovators)
---Volunteer team (Cooks, helpers)
---Support group
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tell me what you think please. an if you can help??

Alex (AKA---Blank Space)
http://outspokenwordsmiths.multiply.com

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Fundraisers to build bike carts.. wanna help?

blank_space — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 18:17:38 GMT

I am looking to plan a fundraiser in Edmonton, Alberta (July) and Victoria, BC (Sept) with the intention of gaining enough resourse to build bike carts for local fractions of FnB.

I am looking to co-create both of these events so if your interested in helping in any way it would be greatly aprieciated. There is still a need of artists to perform volunteers to "work" and friends to promote.

If you think you can help contribute energy IN ANY WAY, please reply here (so others can see how and who) and copy an paste it into an email, an send to me (cause i check that often.)
Thanks eveyone
Alex
3.14blank.space@gmail.com
http://outspokenwordsmiths.multiply.com

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Israel NOT Lebanon started war.

Fri, 04 Aug 2006 17:40:06 GMT

War Is Terrorism With a Bigger Budget

Israeli war crimes continue unabated across Lebanon and Palestine

By Christopher Bollyn

The Israeli aggression against Lebanon is a monstrous war crime in which the Zionist state has been aided and abetted by the U.S. government. The vicious Israeli assault on Lebanon has been accompanied by a host of lies that have been dutifully parroted by the Bush administration and the Zionist-controlled mass media.

After two weeks of fighting, at least 422 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in Lebanon and thousands more have been injured, while in Israel, 18 Israeli civilians are reportedly killed. Certainly, many more Lebanese dead will be found beneath the rubble of the many flattened residential buildings of south Beirut and southern Lebanon. Up to 750,000 Lebanese have been driven from their homes and have become refugees. Israel’s ethnic cleansing of south Lebanon is now a fact.

The controlled media lies about the Israeli aggression in Lebanon are similar to its propaganda about the terror attacks of 9-11. In both cases the gross deception foisted upon the public caused widespread misunderstanding of the facts and the identity of the guilty party.

A poll conducted by USA Today and Gallup found that 53 percent of the U.S. population blamed Hezbollah for the outbreak of hostilities between Israel and the popular Shi’ite resistance group based in south Lebanon. Hezbollah, which was formed in 1982 as a local resistance movement
to challenge the Israeli occupation, is increasingly popular today throughout the Arab and Muslim world because of its ability to confront Israel.

The Gallup poll reveals how successfully the media has deceived the American public about the current crisis in Lebanon. The poll found that 39 percent of respondents blamed Iran, while 29 percent blamed Syria. Lebanon, the beleaguered and devastated victim, was blamed by 27 percent while Israel, the party most clearly responsible for the criminal destruction of Lebanon, was only blamed by 15 percent of those polled. These results reveal the degree of Zionist mind control over American perceptions of the Middle East.

The poll, which was conducted as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice departed for the region, found that 67% of the population does not think the Bush administration has a clear and well thought out policy in the Middle East, although it is obviously supporting the Zionist agenda.

ISRAELIS CAPTURED

In the controlled press, Hezbollah, branded as a “terrorist” group by the United States and Israel, is blamed for having sparked the crisis by having “kidnapped” two Israeli soldiers from Israeli territory on July 12. Iran and Syria are usually blamed for being the powers behind Hezbollah.

The initial news reports, however, indicate that the two Israeli soldiers were not kidnapped at all. They were reported to have been captured—inside Lebanon—after having crossed the border and entered the Lebanese village of Aitaa al-Chaab.

The capture of the Israeli soldiers inside Lebanon was reported by a number of leading international press services, including the German news agency (DPA), AP, AFP from France, and UPI Arabia.

“The Lebanese Shiite Hezbollah movement announced Wednesday that its guerrillas have captured two Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon,” the DPA reported from Beirut on July 12.

“Implementing our promise to release the Arab prisoners in Israeli jails, our strugglers have captured at 9:05 a.m. two Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon,” the Hezbollah statement said.

The BBC, usually quite precise, translated the Hezbollah statement as having said “captured two Israeli soldiers at the border with occupied Palestine.”

Lebanese police said the two Israeli soldiers had been captured as they “infiltrated” into the Lebanese town of Aitaa al-Chaab, which lies near the fortified border with Israel.

Early in the day, Joseph Panossian of the Associated Press reported that Hezbollah “captured two Israeli soldiers during clashes Wednesday across the border in southern Lebanon, prompting a swift reaction from Israel, which sent ground forces into its neighbor to look for them.”

“The two Israeli soldiers were captured in Lebanese territory, in the area of Aitaa al-Chaab, near to the border with Israel, where an Israeli unit had penetrated,” the Agence France Presse reported from Aitaa al-Chaab and Beirut.

On July 13, the DPA reported that Israel vehemently denied reports by Lebanese police that the two soldiers had been captured inside the Lebanese border. Israel said the soldiers had been on patrol on the Israeli side of the border fence.

Hezbollah Chief Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said he would only return the captured soldiers through “indirect negotiations and an exchange of prisoners.”

“This is the only available way to release” Lebanese prisoners held in Israel,
he said. “The Israelis always first say they do not wish to negotiate but eventually they accept.”

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert denounced what he called “kidnappings” as an “act of war” by one sovereign country against another. Olmert said, “Lebanon will bear the consequences of its actions,” and warned of a “very, very, very painful” response.

The Israeli response has been both disproportionate and illegal in its use of U.S. supplied precision-guided weapons, cluster bombs and phosphorus weapons to target civilians and civilian infrastructure.

The obvious falseness of the Israeli military claim that it does not target civilians was plain to see from the front page of The New York Times on July 22.

The lead story reported that the Bush administration was rushing a delivery of precision-guided bombs to Israel while the large color photograph next to the article showed some of the coffins of 86 civilians who had been killed in Tyre.

Reports on National Public Radio described how Israeli planes and helicopters had targeted civilian vehicles fleeing from their homes and villages in south Lebanon. One family’s car was struck just feet from the hospital in Tyre. In another case 23 of the 27 civilians in one truck were killed by an Israeli missile. An Israeli helicopter machine gunned a civilian vehicle killing all 9 civilians.

As Israel is wont to do, a number of Red Cross ambulances were targeted. “Israeli missiles had clearly pierced the very center of the red cross on the roof of each ambulance,” Robert Fisk of The Independent (UK) wrote on July 26.

Meanwhile, U.S. war planes arrived at Israeli airbases carrying weaponry and military equipment. The American planes came from Gulf States including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, according to the Al Manar newspaper. The newspaper reported that five U.S. planes had landed in three Israeli airbases, bringing more weapons and “vacuum bombs of many sizes.”

“We are aiding and abetting war crimes,” Francis A. Boyle, professor of international law at the University of Illinois, said about the U.S. weapon shipments to Israel. “This has been planned for quite some time,” Boyle added.

On the same day that U.S. war planes delivered weapons to Israel, Israeli bombs struck a reportedly well-known and clearly marked United Nations observer post in Lebanon, killing 4 UN monitors from China, Austria, Finland and Canada.

Despite six hours of urgent calls from top UN officials in New York and its officers on the ground to the Israeli mission the base continued to come under fire and received a total of 21 strikes from the air, 12 of them artillery rounds.

UN General Secretary Kofi Annan called the Israeli attack on the Khiam
base “deliberate.”

China strongly condemned the Israeli air strike and summoned Israel’s ambassador in Beijing to demand an apology.

Asked about the attack on the UN base, Boyle said, “They do it all the time; it’s a power thing.”

Israeli officials are demanding an apology from Annan for his comments.

Tzipi Livni, the Israeli foreign minister, rejected claims that the Israeli military had intentionally targeted the UN peacekeepers. “We want it to be clear it was not a deliberate attack because Israel would never target a UN force. It is not part of our policies; it is not part of our values,” Livni said.

Livni’s statement is a bald-faced lie. Israel does target UN bases. On April 18, 1996, during the Israeli “Grapes of Wrath” aggression against Lebanon, then Prime Minister Shimon Peres, now the vice premier, ordered the precisionguided artillery shelling of the UN base at Qana (Cana) in which hundreds of Lebanese had sought shelter. Some 102 Lebanese civilians were killed in this previous deliberate attack on a UN base.

Christopher Bollyn is a the American Free Press Midwest Bureau Chief. He has written extensively on a wide variety of subjects including the controversy surrounding computerized voting systems, the Arab-Israeli conflict and the many unanswered questions surrounding 9-11.

(Issue #32, August 7, 2006)

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Seattle FNB

Suzy — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 15:42:38 GMT

so I have found the sunday free market. can anyone else point me to cooking, gatering food or serving sites? I am hungry and have a lot of time on my hands. Just move to town too.

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Food Not Bombs

Thu, 22 Jun 2006 01:38:55 GMT

Good to be here. Its interesting isnt it... food. Well thats enough of that. Lets talk about something else. Hashem,. I came here to tell you that Hashem is better then Jehovah or Yehweh. It means The Name. You ask... isnt that Jewish? Yes and No... you see God is not just for Jews anymore. BREAK THE CHAINS OF GUTTER FAITHS CHRISTIANITY AND MUHAMMADENISM. We can praise God now with the Jews as equals for a time... UNTIL THAT GREAT DAY COMES WHEN WE WILL DIE OR BE SUBORDINATED BY THE ONES WE SUBORDINATE... COME JEWS COME!!!!

tribes.tribe.net/noahide

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Fourth of July Flag Burn and Solidarity Celebration

Stephanie — Fri, 16 Jun 2006 18:32:06 GMT

It would be great if we could get local food not bombs in on this:
Hello East Bay Comrades! This fourth of july, instead of celebrating a holiday that is loaded with American nationalism, let's take the opportunity to organize locally to have a celebration of our own. This is a chance to unite and show our "representatives" that they do not speak for us and we won't celebrate our countries freedom when it takes so much freedom from us and others. I'm going to need help organizing (finding a good spot that will get attention, making posters, flyers, getting the word out all that good stuff) Remember, this is not JUST a flag burning it's a chance for us to meet up, have some fun and let people know we're out there and we're active. Email me at ClassWarMolotov@gmail.com. Let's get the media's attention on this and get it as big as we can.

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anyone wanna join me?

starchild374 — Sat, 27 May 2006 02:01:35 GMT

in san francisco?
i wanna do one at the top of haight in the park.
i have done small towns with just my daughter but would like to have help with his one weekly.
anyone?

Peace.

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Oly Port: 3 long days of Iraq war blockades, lots of arrests.

forest_defender — Thu, 25 May 2006 14:50:48 GMT

Oly Port: 3 long days of Iraq war blockades, lots of arrests.

The military is shipping weaponry to Iraq through the Olympia port and for 3 days in a row the road to

the port has been periodically shut down by multiple direct actions from nearly 20 who have been arrested.

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Please spread the word!

--------> Do solidarity actions!

A link to a "photo gallery" on the Olympian website has some pretty dramatic

documentation of the rough treatment some protesters experienced at the

port today.

http://community.theolympian.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=album430
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More photos and updates from today:

All nine people who were arrested for blocking the Stryker convoy have now been released from the city jail. There's a good set of photos from the action here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/94127337@N00/sets/72157594144335213/.

==================

Also an account of an activist who shut the port down on the first day!

I got a call from a comrade to go down to the Port of Olympia yesterday because Stryker convoys were making their way into our city. I sent out a call to action on a few list serves, made a sign, and grabbed my anarcho-syndicalist flag and headed down to the Port.

I walked around for quite some time between the observation tower and the Port entrance but couldn't find anyone aside from one protester who was just as lost as I was. I climbed on some higher ground and saw some military vehicles already driving in the inside of the Port. I jogged over to the entrance and stood there for only a few minutes. A few undercover police cars and regular police cars drove by and then a convoy came out of nowhere, speeding around the corner of Marine Drive. I let a few vehicles pass and an image of the lone rebel standing in front of the row of tanks at Tiananmen Square popped in my head. I felt that the only thing I could do at the time was the same as him.

The convoy of 10 or so vehicles came to a halt. I stared down the soldiers in the Stryker vehicle in front of me, saying nothing. I tried to imagine what would happen if we were in Baghdad and I was an Iraqi. I imagined what they would do then. I zigzagged around other vehicles in the convoy, looking at the other vehicles and the soldiers. Most of the soldiers I saw were faces of the modern military in the USA - Latinos, poor whites - victims of the poverty draft no doubt.

A cop car pulled up and two police grabbed me, brought me to the sidewalk and put me in cuffs. The convoy continued on its way and most of the soldiers just stared at me. The cops brought me to the city jail and booked me. One officer told me I had a right to protest, etc. but can't interfere in the way that I did. (Just a note to people: if you ever find yourself in a position like this, NEVER EVER GIVE INFORMATION TO POLICE. The more you say, the more they know. Even if it's just "friendly chat", it's really meant to extract information out of you. Of course, if you don't give them your name or give them a false name you could find yourself in more trouble.)

I was sent through pretty quick and was released. My arraignment is set for next week. I made my way back to the Port and ran into several people at the corner of Plum/East Bay Drive and Olympia Ave. Some folks from OMJP, CISPES, IWW, Olympia SDS and others were present. I ran into four people from Tacoma SDS too who came down to help. They all took part in blocking of vehicles too but weren't arrested because they were crossing crosswalks.

Police cars and undercover cars drove around the Port all day. Security officials at the Port were filming the protesters. A few convoys made their way through Olympia to the Port during the day and a number of trucks with military supplies. By the evening I counted a total of at least 50 shipping containers in the port and a few dozen vehicles. The Port is expecting a total of 300 vehicles this week to be put on the ship which will most likely arrive later this week. Some of the soldiers made belligerent and chauvinistic remarks and expressions, especially to the female protesters. Contrary to what The Olympian says, a total of 30 people or so throughout the day protested.

As dusk came, I realized the potential we as a community have to block these convoys and disrupt the war machine. I knew that my actions only slowed down the convoys momentarily but with enough people and enough will, we can send them packing. I kept on thinking back to the community's response to the Nazis coming to town in light of the community's response to the military coming through our port. As individuals, Nazis can be a threat but they pose no threat collectively to the balance of power in this country. As bad as they are, they are not sending weapons and armaments through our port to Iraq. They are not building detention centers, prisons and internment camps across the USA. They are not invading other countries, killing 100,000s in the process and destroying their culture. As a community, we need to reevaluate our focus in the social justice movement.

People will be down at the Port all day today, Tuesday, trying to throw a wrench in the gears of the war machine. People's lives are on the line in Iraq and we need to save them. An injury to one is an injury to all.

hope to see you at the port. folks will either be at the observation tower, the entrance to the port or the corner of Plum/East Bay and Olympia. Struggle on and listen to FRO 98.5 for updates.

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list feedings external site

io — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 12:02:39 GMT

hey kids. i threw up an external site to consolodate info. feel free to contribute and pay no mind to the random brokenness. just throw feeding times/locations in the links section and i'll whip something up to search thru it in teh near future...

http://shhhpsss.org

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Proposal: Food Not Bombs media affinity group

timroust — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 01:36:17 GMT

I am looking to organize with Food Not Bombs volunteers throughout the country to create a much stronger national Food Not Bombs media network.

I am proposing that we form a national FNB media affinity group. I have many ideas of what form this group could take, but I would much rather develop a vision for the group collaborativly. For now, I just want to find other people interested in having a conversation about what such a group could look like, and suggest some logical starting points, and also suggest some creative projects that we could collaborate on.

Imagine if in every city where there was a Food Not Bombs chapter, there was also a seperate affinity group for Food Not Bombs media activists. The role of this affinity group would be to coordinate media on a local level, and also to provide a stable, reliable national media infrastructure for the food not bombs network.

I am interested in coming up with simple project ideas that can be done in multiple cities simultaneously, as a way of promoting greater interconnectedness between FNB chapters in different cities.

One simple project I would like to start is a flyer library. Flyers are a great way of preserving the history and culture of a social movement. I have a large collection of Food Not Bombs flyers. I have started scanning them in and uploading them to this tribe, as a way of promoting the idea of an online flyer library. Imagine if every city kept an organized archive of flyers for protests, shows, benefits, events, servings... imagine if you could go online and view that archive for any city.

Another project I want to start is a Food Not Bombs oral history project. I want to create an in depth study of the history of the food not bombs movement, and hte history of other similar social movements that came before Food Not Bombs. If you go to www.diggers.org, you will see the online history archive of the san francisco Diggers, who were a direct predecessor to Food NOt Bombs. Imagine if FNB had it's own similar archive.

In the early nineties, Keith McHenry used to publish a newsletter called "A Food Not Bombs Menu", which was largely a colection of xeroxed newspaper clippings and flyers which were sent in from around the country. Imagine if we started a new national online Food Not Bombs newspaper. Also, I have seen many references to a Food Not Bombs Radio Network. Imagine if we created our own weekly Food Not Bombs radio show, using the same development model as Free Speech Radio News. Imagine if this weekly radio show was available as an MP3 which could be distributed online, downloaded onto an ipod, and played through a boombox at cookhouses or FNB servings throughout the country.

Imagine if in addition to this general Food Not Bombs tribe, there was a tribe created for each local chapter.

These are just a few ideas. I am just testing the waters, to see if anyone there is interested in talking more about this. In time, I will develop a more organized, more coherant proposal for this idea, hopefully with input from lots of other people.
Please respond if you are interested.

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wetlands and greenways

jordan — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 03:06:18 GMT

in my thoughts, I see the water of light, with particles that dance with the rhythm of life. I wish so that we can intend a transformation of loving water working with us to heal, educate, activate and recreate our communities. Imagine that we can work it from south to north, west to east. Connecting on a walk, the greenways and wetlands from where ever we are in the valley, forest, urban and flat. Keep on truckin' in the garden. The workload, the imagination. The group sessions that keep us movin. Peace. Natural Time. Discovery.

Greetings everyone, we are HEAR
Earth Catalyst Action Network

It is the earth and its communities of urban and rural abode
that we sting. We travel to those that are interested in hearing what it is all about, involving all those who have a stake in peace, health and well being.

We take the Time to listen, work together, organize and deliver.

Our purpose is to bridge the communities of a region, and to spread loose the seeds of change,
always for the better of our human and ecological family. We vote with our future in mind, our past in the behind, and now so that we all make a difference.

We welcome all to volunteer in the garden of life. One Love!

HEARINk.tribe.net

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New Paltz

SarahAnn — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 16:43:30 GMT

Anyone up to date on the location of Food Not Bombs in New Paltz?

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food security?

igrec — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 23:46:24 GMT

hey all,

this is in response to a growing issue here in victoria that hit a turning point when this article was publish'd in the monday magazine last week:

http://web.bcnewsgroup.com/portals-code/list.cgi?paper=117&cat=23&id=591027&more=

as such, here is one of the resulting plans of action drawn from a community meeting that was held this weekend (other courses of action being directly speaking w/ city council, + a food not bombs distribution in front of city hall). if you're able to contribute in *ANY* way, it's greatly appreciated (passing this on to as many people as possible is a *huge* help).

"As a matter of public education we will be preparing a zine for distrobution with food on thursday. Deadline for submissions in 8pm Wednesday, articles, stories, art and ideas can be submitted to foodsecurityzine@gmail.com . all submitters will be given access to the password so as to cooperate in feedback. The name of the zine is Food Security? and welcomes submissions on anything about food security, dumpster diving, alternative food distrobution, organic growing, corporate food innitiative and resistance etc. The deadline is real short due to the urgency of the issue, (and because sometimes more happens when it has to happen RIGHT NOW!) . Production of the zine will go down all day wednesday at the Dreamspace-( Discovery/Blanshard). And volunteer participation in encouraged."

thanks much!
love + light,
~s.

ps - check the victoria, bc tribe for further discussion on the issue...

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fnb, vancouver, bc!

chaos — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 01:53:10 GMT

the fnb is going again in vancouver... foodnotbombs.ca

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Food not Bombs in Calgary??

blank_space — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 18:02:16 GMT

I just arrived here and am looking to conect with those involved in Food not Bombs here. I'm only here for a week and would love to participate.
Can you help??

Alex
3.14blank.space@gmail.com

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food not bombs at Shambhala??

blank_space — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 21:44:59 GMT

I wounld like to help organize a food not bombs at Shambhala in 2006.
all those people are preyed apon by businessees trying to sell thier food to fucked up people needing healthy food.
We can break that barrier of "food and kitchen for artists only" bullshit that they serve us in bulk on top of disposable plates and cups.

Please if this interests you in any way reply and i will connect with you and we'll see how we can help each other/

Alex
AKA--Blank Space

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FNB benefit? SEA/PDX

Waater — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 08:09:14 GMT

I have just established some contact with the FNB organization here in Seattle...and waiting contact

either way, we (environmental structures) are hosting a chinese new years trance gathering this coming weekend. (the 28th of january), of which we plan on donating all proceeds to FNB! :) Always loved whats happening & now with what we do, we can help you too!

please, come & chek us out :: http://estruct.tribe.net

with love,
waater~

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does anyone have working contact info for sf or eastbay food not bombs?

kidblank — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:04:06 GMT

phone or email would be good. thanks

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The Criminalization of Homelessness

ToxicReverend — Thu, 12 Jan 2006 08:33:35 GMT

The Criminalization of Homelessness
Ia All About The Money
http://www.angelfire.com/hi/soberskidrow/parkh.html

Best regards,

The Toxic Reverend

Excerpt from the posted page:>

The San Francisco Chronicle newspaper ran a story that stated, "general assistance rolls for the homeless have been slashed by 73 percent -..." (hrm60). Though the mayor of San Francisco claims to be re-directing the funds and is doing some "spin control" with Project Homeless Connect" (hrm60). This has forced other cities to pass laws against homelessness to divert the onslaught of those fleeing placwes like San Francisco (htm45).

Also see the Homeless Tracking Fact Sheet PDF format, from EPIC,
(Electronic Privacy Information Center) http://www.epic.org/privacy/poverty/hmisfactsheet.pdf
_______________

Just in case you were wondering about my allegation of San Francisco's mayor doing "spin control" with his program, I am including a couple of short excerpts from :> The "Naratives of the meanist cities" in a report called

"The Criminalization of Homelessness in the United States
November 2004 "
http://www.nationalhomeless.org/publications/crimreport/index.html

by the National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH) This report documented some interesting facts about how this has been done. On a National basis, there is a "NARATIVE" of the top 20 meanist cities, with explanations about each cities conduct. San Francisco California is listed as the 8th meanist city.

Excerpt from Narratives of the Meanest Cities .

#8 San Francisco, California

In a two month period, the San Francisco Police Department issued over 3,500 citations for illegal lodging and used the threat of citations to keep countless others from sleeping, eating, and sitting in public places. In 2003, the San Francisco Police department issued 10,570 "Quality of Life" citations not including illegal lodging.

A new anti-panhandling law (Proposition M), passed in November of 2003, it went into effect at the end of May 2004. This law "tightens" the rules of panhandling and defines aggressive panhandling for the city. While aggressive panhandling was already illegal, this law will tighten restrictions against panhandling near ATMs, traffic dividers, and highway ramps.

End of excerpt from Narratives of the Meanest Cities

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Obscenity Prosecutions

Thu, 08 Dec 2005 15:34:24 GMT

And this is why TRIBE is now censoring your civil rights....

Wave of Obscenity Prosecutions Leads to Closure and Self-Censorship of Websites

Contact:
Susan Wright, NCSF Spokesperson
(917) 848-6544

October 20, 2005
October 20, 2005 - Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has announced that his office will specifically target "bestiality, urination, defecation, as well as sadistic and masochistic behavior" in pursuing new obscenity prosecutions. The Department of Justice began recruiting in late July for a new anti-obscenity squad to pursue obscenity prosecutions, and the FBI announced in September that it was forming an anti-obscenity task force to crack down on pornography.

Any website that has content containing "bestiality, urination, defecation, as well as sadistic and masochistic behavior" should be forewarned that prosecution is possible. Additionally, Federal sentencing guidelines state that any obscenity- related punishment should be "enhanced for sadomasochistic material."

Forty people and businesses have been convicted of obscenity since 2001, and 20 additional indictments are pending according to Andrew Oosterbaan, chief of the Justice Department's child exploitation and obscenity section. There were only four obscenity prosecutions during the eight years of the Clinton administration.

Though adult content is, in theory, protected by the First Amendment, only a jury can determine if a work is obscene or not under the subjective set of standards that vary from one community to the next established in the 1973 Supreme Court ruling, Miller v. California.

Text is not inherently more protected than images when it comes to obscenity charges. The erotic fiction website Red Rose Stories is facing obscenity charges after federal agents raided the owner's home on October 3rd, taking computer equipment and diskettes that contained all of their files and site information.

The Department of Justice is clearly hoping that websites will self-censor or remove their content entirely. Midori, a fetish model and SM educator who teaches classes on bondage, has removed her website, BeautyBound.com, citing fear of obscenity prosecution. The owner of three SM websites, known as GrandPa DeSade, removed his websites from the Internet. SuicideGirls.com also announced they are self-censoring their materials over concerns about a possible obscenity crackdown.

Recent prosecutions of obscenity on websites include: A former police officer in Lakeland, Florida, was arrested on October 7th on over 300 obscenity-related charges for the sexual content posted on his website. The same day, webmaster Chris Wilson, owner of amateur website NowThatsFuckedUp.com, was raided on charges of obscenity by a local Sheriff s office.

"I think it's crucial for us to stand up for consensual sadomasochism and other alternative sexual practices," says Barbara Nitke, fetish photographer. "This is a battle worth fighting, and I hope everyone who can will just censor out the most provocative material from their websites, but keep them up. I also appeal to the lawyers in our community to help us find ways to keep people's websites up."

Barbara Nitke and the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (NCSF) have proactively challenged federal obscenity laws as applied to the Internet, arguing that obscenity laws based on "local community standards" are too vague and their existence burdens protected speech, resulting in self-censorship due to the fear of prosecution. A district court three-judge panel in New York ruled that while Nitke and the NCSF members were at risk, more proof was needed that obscenity laws cause otherwise protected speech to be restrained through acts of self-censorship. The case is currently on appeal to the United States Supreme Court.

"The effect of silencing alternative lifestyle speech was exactly why we brought the lawsuit," says attorney John Wirenius, lead counsel for NCSF. "The self- censorship we are seeing underscores the importance of supporting our ongoing obscenity challenge."

To contribute to the appeal of the CDA lawsuit, go to: www.ncsfreedom.org/donations.htm

Barbara Nitke - www.barbaranitke.com

###

A project of NCSF and the NCSF Foundation

The National Coalition for Sexual Freedom is a national organization committed to creating a political, legal, and social environment in the United States that advances equal rights of consenting adults who practice forms of alternative sexual expression. NCSF is primarily focused on the rights of consenting adults in the SM-leather-fetish, swing, and polyamory communities, who often face discrimination because of their sexual expression.

National Coalition for Sexual Freedom
822 Guilford Avenue, Box 127
Baltimore, MD 21202-3707
410-539-4824
media@ncsfreedom.org
www.ncsfreedom.org

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starting up help?

starchild374 — Fri, 18 Nov 2005 05:02:25 GMT

i would like to sponsor a fnb in northern cali...
i worked for the one in asheville, nc for some time so i know that getting "throw aways" at coops is one way to get the food...
i know that we get together and cook the food then serve it in a public space...

i would like to know all the specifics, please...

i am ready and willing, excited and sincere...

please give advice...

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interested in an intnat'l FNB gathering?

maggot — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 04:57:12 GMT

got this email from the rad folks @ seattle FNB, thought y'all might be interested in connecting w/these folks...

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Sacramento Food Not Bombs <sactofoodnotbombs@yahoo.com>
Subject: fnb gathering

Hey Food Not Bombs Folks,
Some of us from Sacramento Food Not Bombs were interested in putting on an international Food Not Bombs gathering in Sacramento over memorial day weekend (May 26-29 2006). We are envisioning something mostly directed at people already doing Food Not Bombs to learn from each other, hear about the differnt things other chapters are doing and have fun. Before we start planning it we want to put it out there to other chapters for feedback.
Let us know what you think.
Thanks,
Evan

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VIDEO: US used chemical weapons on fallujah

ganjatron — Mon, 14 Nov 2005 06:42:17 GMT

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article10907.htm

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any new yorkers on here????

GhostGirl — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 00:08:34 GMT

I'm starting to wonder if any NYC FNB people are even in this tribe. Are you guys here?

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south bay area

420 — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 15:44:45 GMT

Hey all. Any FNB locals in the south bay area (san pedro, long beach, torrance)..I moved back to LA from Seattle where I hooked up with some super cool people every saturday..looking to help out again..please let me know. Thanks all :)

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hey NYC people.....

GhostGirl — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 07:54:47 GMT

hi. i've been wanting to come out to abc's and help, but i'm caught up in being shy. i don't have anyone i know that's interested in coming with me, and i have a hard time showing up at places alone. however, that's a crappy excuse, and i really want to come down and help. my schedule kinda sucks right now, but it'll mellow out by the first week of november.

if you're involved with food not bombs, and you're in NYC, and you're reading this right now, please help me out by emailing me a Hi. ugh, i really wish i wasn't so damn shy sometimes.

thanks for listening.

erika

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Olympia WA FNB?

Suzy — Tue, 06 Sep 2005 03:49:04 GMT

Anybody from Oly FNB on here?

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Chico FNB

skunky — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 01:25:58 GMT

Hey guys- a friend of mine recently moved up there- she's looking to start a FNB, but a little shaky on doing it alone...
Anyone willing to help out?
Anyone know if there's already one in Chico?

Thanks
--Skunky

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WesleyWes in Eugene Oregon...

Fri, 07 Oct 2005 20:03:46 GMT

U.S. Stands Firm Against World Tax

Some Members of Congress Take Notice; Offer Praise, Support

By James P. Tucker Jr.

United Nations bureaucrats, meeting in New York, are trying to shove through Bilderberg’s demand for a direct tax on world citizens but, so far, the United States is firmly opposed. UN bureaucrats used euphemisms to hide their tax plan in the 40-page “Draft Outcome Document of the High-Level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly of September 2005.”

The document, if finally agreed upon, is to be taken up by 170 heads of state at the UN. It calls for “innovative and additional sources of financing for development on a public, private, domestic or external basis” and “solidarity contributions on plane tickets to finance development projects” and “other solidarity contributions that would be nationally applied and internationally coordinated.”

For years, Bilderberg has pressed for a direct UN tax on the world, and for at least three years such proposals have been pending before the world body. Bilderberg’s favorite form of UN taxes has been a levy of 10 cents a gallon on oil. This would, initially, be so small the consumer would not notice the fraction of a penny on gasoline, even with today’s sky-high prices. But the principle would be established and, like the U.S. income tax, it would be tuned up in the years ahead.

The oil tax would be imposed under the language of “other solidarity contributions.”

There is a growing awareness of this threat to U.S. sovereignty. Majority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) secured unanimous agreement in the House to oppose any UN taxes. The Senate should enact the same prohibition. At the UN, U.S. Ambassador John Bolton has taken this document apart, demanding 40 changes, including purging language supporting taxing authority for the UN. “The U.S. does not accept . . . global taxes,” Bolton wrote.

(Issue #40, October 3, 2005)

Not Copyrighted. Readers can reprint and are free to redistribute - as long as full credit is given to American Free Press - 645 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, Suite 100 Washington, D.C. 20003

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HELLO FROM ARGENTINA ECOLOGICAL PROBLEM!

lisandro — Sat, 24 Sep 2005 15:59:12 GMT

I am an ecologist, naturist and raw foodist of Argentine, am trying to protect with other persons 70 hectares of subtropical jungle in the Argentine province of missions, since this(this one) everything being destroyed to plant PINES TRANSGENICOS, NOTHING WAS STAYING OF BIODIVERSITY, A DESERT WILL BE, AND BESIDES CONTAMINATED BY THE WASTEBASKETS AND THE COMPANIES OF TOBACCO, I ASK THEM PLEASE TO HELP WITH WHAT THEY COULD, FOR EXAMPLE BUYING Lands IN ORDER THAT THEY ARE PRESERVED, OR COMING TO ARGENTINE TO HELPING, THERE IS A LOT OF WORK THAT TO DO, SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE TRY(MEAN) IS AGRO's PROJECTS REALIZE ECOLOGY, BIO ARCHITECTURE, CAR SUFFICIENCY, ETC BONY(OSSEOUS) AN ECOLOGICAL NATURAL AND SIMPLE LIFE SOON BESIDE NOT HAVING NATURE, NEITHER WE WILL HAVE FREEDOM!!! SINCE THE NORTH AMERICAN ARMY ALREADY THIS IN THE REGION SURELY SOON INVADIRAN, PLEASE HELP US!!!!

EMBRACES
LISANDRO

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Doctrine for Joint Nuclear Operations

outrunner — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 03:55:05 GMT

This issue is recieving minimal notice in the world media as yet, and may be pushed through without any of the peace organizations having a chance to set up resistance. Katrina is taking up everybodies attention right now, a lot of people think that's why they're doing it now.

Everybody who is concerned about the US giving itself the official option to use nuclear first strikes should try to spread the word to as many people as possible, and organize resistance locally. Humour is the best way to get the issue past peoples shielding, the subject of nukes is one that can scare people away from looking at it. It's a self-defense mechanism.

Here is the full document:
www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/li...fc2.pdf

This is a very to the point analysis:
http://zfacts.com/p/102.html

As is this:
www.nukestrat.com/us/jcs/jp3-12_05.htm

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tucson chapter.....

phaeriegrrl — Thu, 15 Sep 2005 06:51:52 GMT

are you out there? i want to help. contact me or let me know how to reach you!
larisa

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Help me educate people through media

Ryan — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:35:59 GMT

CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND LIVE IN THE AREA:
Ryan of Portland, Maine
congratsyousoldout@yahoo.com
Filming will be done September/October/November

I'm doing a documentary to educate college students on the understanding of people who don't conform to social and political convention in America [(particularly in New England) Boston, Portland, Providence, etc.]. I'm trying to find people who are willing to help people, including myself, understand (on camera) what DIY is....or unfolding the truth about our gov't...or why people are vegan...or why they believe anarchism or dumpster diving is essential to their lives. Those are just examples to what i want to discuss. Most people look down upon this type of mentality/lifestyle because they don't understand or see past what the government feeds to them on a daily basis. I'm creating this documentary not only for myself, but to create an outlet for people who what to speak out and inform people about other things in life that aren't mass media driven. Hypocritical i must say...but if media is the only way to get attention...then we can use it to your advantage. Thanks for reading.

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New Orleans Disaster Relief Benefit

monkey — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 16:56:34 GMT

Pirate Cat Radio - New Orleans Disaster Relief Benefit
Sunday, September 11th, 6:30pm, at the 12 Galaxies in San Francisco.

Bands
- Camper Van Beethoven
- Graves Brothers Deluxe
- Luxxury
- The Grannies
- many more bands TBA
(bands are tentative)

Door admission is $5 - $20, Pirate Cat Radio merchandise sales, and a portion of the bar till will be donated to the Red Cross.

New Castle beer is also donating several kegs of beer for the benefit. Cups of beer, from the kegs, will be sold for $2 each. All proceeds from the kegs will be donated to the Red Cross as well.

Please post this to Tribe and let as many people know about this as you can.

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Austin texas FNB anyone?

sagethered — Tue, 19 Jul 2005 20:51:36 GMT

Always look for FNB friends and events. Anyone in Austin. Lets feed someone.

And not bomb them.

let me know.

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San Jose Food Not Bombs

John — Sat, 23 Jul 2005 17:39:38 GMT

San Jose Food Not Bombs serves on:

Fridays at 4:30pm on the southern side of Santa Clara Ave. in between 1st and 2nd st. in San Jose and

Sundays at 5:00pm at Cesar Chavez Park near the stage usually. Sundays are just getting started.

Our hopefully most up to date website is at http://foodnotbombssj.swiki.net/

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pdx FNB cooking locations

TheWorldAroundYou — Tue, 19 Jul 2005 20:44:53 GMT

Where are the cook spots in portland throughout the week??

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TRIBAL AUTONOMY TOUR

Resistant — Sun, 10 Jul 2005 02:49:46 GMT

The tribal punk/grind band Resistant Culture is reaching out to the larger community to announce The Tribal Autonomy tour this August. We'll be joining the punk movement with the messages of representatives of indigenous tribal nations who will be traveling with us to share the current state of their struggles for autonomy.

Please check out the tour website for local dates.

http://www.resistantculture.com/events.html

http://www.myspace.com/resistantculture

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System Of A Down

SmokeyThePyro — Fri, 17 Jun 2005 08:55:08 GMT

4,000 hungry children leave us per hour while billions are spent on bombs, creating deathshowers...

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Daybreak Designs May 6-7

Mon, 02 May 2005 09:13:03 GMT

Hello,
Daybreak is an extraordinary center and shelter that is devoted to meeting the immediate and ongoing needs of mentally ill homeless women. Some of the weekly classes women take at the center include cooking, dance, music, drama and art. The women are presenting their Annual Spring Sale of original arts and crafts. They earn 70% of revenue from items sold.
Forget the mall, please come to Daybreak this weekend!
Best,
Laurie
[please pardon my crosspostings]
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DAYBREAK DESIGNS ANNUAL SPRING SALE
Gifts for mothers, graduates, brides and grooms, pets, and much, much more...

Friday, May 6, 11:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday, May 7, 10:00am - 5:00pm

1610 7th Street, Santa Monica, at the corner of 7th and Colorado

Daybreak Designs is a grassroot company run by artists and craftswomen overcoming mental illness and homelessness, who design and make jewely, greeting cards, afghans and other items to supplement their limited incomes.

Please make donation checks payable to:
"DAYBREAK DESIGNS" and send to
1453 16th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90404

For information, call 310-450-0650
http://www.opcc.net/site/daybreak.html

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The Really Really Free Market in SF 4/30

Fri, 22 Apr 2005 22:39:28 GMT

We would love for you to come and offer your special gifts and talents at this event. Here's the info:

The Really Really FREE Market!
Saturday April 30, 2005 12-4pm at Dolores Park

The RRFM is based on the idea of a gift economy, namely that giving feels good; that if we were to all to share what we had, we wouldn’t have less than we have now, we’d actually all have more than we currently have. Giving is a pleasure in itself. Gift others with your clutter. Gift others with your talents. Gift others with your presence!

Bring *your thing* to the event, whatever that is! Material goods, a
service to provide, a skill you have that you want to teach to others, a performance, or anything else!

The Really, Really Free Market consists of the sum of its participants. The gift you bring to the event, helps create what the event is for others, just as what others bring to the event, creates what the event is for you.

This is not an event for bartering. This is not an event to advertise your company or yourself, leave your businesscards at home! It’s about gifting without the expectation of anything in return, and it's about taking without feeling the need to reciprocate to that individual.

Material goods to give: Books, clothing, odds and ends, etc.; healing
arts: massage, reiki, yoga; circus arts (performing and teaching):
juggling, poi, stilts; sports and games: soccer, frisbee, etc.; bicycle
repair; there will also be a kids' space with facepainting, games, and
more; and of course, food!

We are hoping to make this a regular event in San Francisco. The first Really, Really Free Market is being held on:

Saturday April 30, 2005 from 12-4pm at Dolores Park.

If you like what you just read, get involved! Come to the event! Bring your own gifts to share! Spread the info and get more people involved! This event takes YOU to make it happen!

Please respond with your thoughts, ideas, what you plan on bringing to the event, etc.

See you April 30th!
www.reallyreallyfreemarket.org

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Boulder F'n B, yo

bradleyalbus — Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:41:12 GMT

Hello, just wanted to post info for boulder fnb. Right now itis'

Tuesdays & Saturdays @ 3:30 p.m / the Bandshell - Broadway & Canyon in Central Park

you can call the Circle A Ranch @ 303.554-0923 and talk with anyone there.

harmony & blessings from boulder

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food not bombs in sacrament'oh

bliss-butterfly — Wed, 13 Apr 2005 04:09:29 GMT

Would like to connect, volunteer....is there a number I can call to get info.?

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In Santa Cruz

Mon, 11 Apr 2005 17:38:50 GMT

Been here for a while, recently been feeling inspired, so I'm trying to get linked with the Santa Cruz food not bombs. I'd really like to help out and volunteer any time.

831-334-3196 or message me.

Thanks in advance.

Sil,

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SF gathering to watch Arlington West

Eve — Tue, 29 Mar 2005 06:45:24 GMT

Hello! I hope you are all doing very well. I had an amazing weekend, mixing a satsang with Adyashanti, a deep cry at the traveling memorial for the U.S. soldiers and civilians who have died in Iraq at Civic Center, Eyes Wide Open, and then a rowdy and short visit to the Anarchist Bookfair to catch Ward Churchill and meet some new folks. Just my cup of tea for a Saturday!

It was so moving seeing the installation of 1,528 boots in front of Civic Center representing the lives of the soldiers lost in Iraq since 2003. There were parents from some of the soldiers there and they read all of the names, I just wept and meditated for a few hours, it was really powerful. I thought of everyone I know and I wished they could have been there. I bought a documentary of the memorial in Santa Monica called Arlington West to show for the Global Awareness Forum this week. It is basically lots of brief interviews on people's thoughts and reactions to the growing number of crosses that honor the fallen U.S. soldiers on the beach. Its about an hour, plenty of time for discussion and a prayer/meditation circle to end the evening. Please bring a dish for the potluck and RSVP if you wish to attend. You can reach me at 415-312-0038 or 415-665-9644 or email me to let me know you are coming and for directions. Hope to see you there!

I will be posting the next few in advance so you can put them in your calendar! I will need to change them to Tuesdays for awhile so the next two are on Tuesday April 12th and Tuesday April 26th. I am thinking of showing a talk with various speakers on nuclear weapons redevelopment and a powerful speech from Cornell West on race relations, politics, culture, etc. I am hoping to get my copy of The Corporation from my KPFA donation soon and show that. Any suggestions of things you would like to see is welcome! If you have anything to share let me know. Also, please bring a $5 donation as I need to cover the cost of the films and CDs I have purchased to share.

See you soon!
Eve

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Invitation to the Global Awareness Forum

Eve — Tue, 08 Feb 2005 03:09:51 GMT

Hi everyone, I host a gathering every other week with a friend where we watch politcal/environmental/social justice videos and have a potluck! Anyone in the Bay Area is welcome to join us, please do call me first so I can meet you over the phone. Here's the info:

Hi everyone!

I will be hosting the next Global Awareness Forum at my house this Thursday, February 10th from 7:30-10:00. We will have a potluck and social time from 7:30-8:00 and then watch "The Sorrows of Empire" with Chalmers Johnson (also the title of his latest book). This is a really amazing and informative talk giving lots of background and perspective on current politics, the war and the U.S. empire building plans. It is 107 minutes so we will begin promptly at 8:00 and have a brief break then resume. We will have a discussion following the talk if time allows and there is interest. Please contact me for directions at 415-665-9644. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Yours,
Eve Libertone

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bay area

Sasha — Thu, 11 Nov 2004 19:49:09 GMT

id like to get involved where do i sign up i have sundays available and have a car
where can i be of service!!

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Food Not Bombs In Long Beach?

Thu, 02 Dec 2004 05:12:40 GMT

Hey all. I just moved back to Long Beach after a somewhat lengthy absence. Does anyone have any knowledge about the Long Beach Food Not Bombs? Information would be greatly appreciated.

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