World-News: 17 September 2010

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rudkla - 17. Sep, 22:17

Make noise, it's the only way to get their attention

AntiWar.Com
by Justin Raimondo

09/17/10

In short, Obama-ism has taken its toll on the antiwar movement, bringing it to a screeching halt. What, in the face of all these obstacles, is the right course for what remains of the antiwar movement? What’s needed is a revolution in our own mentality, one that will sweep away the routinist thinking that has dominated the movement for too long, and capture national attention in a dramatic way. This entails a new focus, a new strategy, and a renewed commitment to activism...

http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2010/09/16/make-noise/

Principled nonvoting: The beginning of disengaging from the state

Nolan Chart
by Darren Wolfe

09/16/10

What should have been clear for generations is made ridiculously obvious after a year and a half of the Obama administration, namely that elections have failed as a means of controlling or changing the government. The almost seamless continuity of policy from the Bush administration to Obama’s presidency is undeniable and represents only the victory of the special interests in thwarting the people’s will...

http://www.nolanchart.com/article8011.html

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rudkla - 17. Sep, 09:06

Tanzania's Proposed Serengeti Highway Threatens Greatest Wildlife Migration on Earth

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Tanzania's Proposed Serengeti Highway Threatens Greatest Wildlife Migration on Earth

By Forests.org, a project of Ecological Internet
September 16, 2010

TAKE ACTION HERE NOW:
http://forests.org/shared/alerts/sendsm.aspx?id=tanzania_serengeti

The government of Tanzania has approved a major commercial highway across Serengeti National Park. The northern Serengeti – located near the Kenya border – is the most remote and pristine area in the Park’s entire ecosystem. Serengeti National Park's locally and globally significant ecosystem is driven by migration of wildebeest, elephant and zebra; and will be utterly devastated by the plan, as will be local livelihoods and well-being. There is a growing local and international support network protesting the project, and together we should be able to ensure it never commences.

DISCUSS THIS ALERT:
http://forests.org/shared/alerts/sendsm.aspx?id=tanzania_serengeti

rudkla - 17. Sep, 08:56