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The Corporation is a 2003 Canadian documentary film written by Joel Bakan, and directed by Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott. The documentary is critical of the modern-day corporation, considering its legal status as a class of person and evaluating its behaviour towards society and the world at large as a psychiatrist might evaluate an ordinary person. This is explored through specific examples. The Corporation has been shown worldwide, on television, and via DVD, file sharing, and free download. Bakan wrote the book, The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, during the filming of the documentary.

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from: Bill Hughes

At a memorial event for Troy Davis, on Oct. 1, 2011, Roy Kipling Williams read his poem, "The Call Me a Terrorist!" He is a political spoken/word performance artist. To learn more about Mr. Williams, go to: awareandoutraged. This event took place in Baltimore, MD. It was sponsored by the All Peoples Congress. Steven Ceci served as the MC for the program.

Ken O'Keefe - Aloha Palestine - Managing Director

This film attempts to weave the cause of human rights together by showing the similarity of evictions in Hawaii, Palestine and England, three places I have lived and worked with people fighting oppression. It is my belief that the time has come for us as people to realise that every cause for justice is the same, united we will win in every struggle, divided and we continue to suffer the sting of injustice. I ask you to watch this 36 minute film and to please share it. I promise it is a stimulating albeit unconventional documentary, but one that will definitely inspire.

Truth & Lies - Why Dale Farm Matters - Ken O'Keefe (Part 2 of 3)

Truth & Lies - Why Dale Farm Matters - Ken O'Keefe (Part 3 of 3)- blocked in America

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SafeTrade - 'The commercial exchange of non-hazardous items that pose no danger to society. Trade conducted transparently and fairly that develops prosperity while fostering stability and building security in the region where it is conducted.'

from: Bill Hughes

Ray McGovern was a CIA analyst for 27-years, who turned political activist. A native of the Bronx and graduate of Fordham, he is a strong critic of U.S. wars. On Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011, I caught up with him, (he's also a member of the Veterans for Peace), at an antiwar rally at the White House. Mr. McGovern shared with me his thoughts on the evils of war, particularly as they affect "mothers," while quoting a poem from the Russian poet Nikolay Nekrasov. It's entitled, "Paying Attention to the Horrors of War."

from: Bill Hughes

On Sunday, October 9, 2011, I interviewed Start Loving. He was sitting in the street in front of the White House. Start Loving related his deep concerns for the fate of the Planet Earth. He warned that "unless we reduce our use of coal and oil by eighty percent by the year 2020," that we are on a lighting-fast path to the destruction of a sustainable earth. Start Loving also discussed what it is going to take to stop "the endless wars." He labeled the current residents of the Planet Earth as "the most addicted, clinically-insane population there has ever been!" I'll second that Motion!

from: Bill Hughes

On Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011, at noon, Veterans for Peace, Military Families Speak Out, and members of the military, demanded at a White House gate, a "beer summit" with President Barack Obama. Col. Ann Wright wanted to know why the president can meet with "warmongers," and not the veterans "who are for peace?" The request for a beer summit was denied! There was one arrest in front of the White House at this demonstration. This action is part of the ongoing "October 2011" Movement (Occupy Washington). Its base is located at "Freedom Plaza" in Washington, DC.

from: Bill Hughes

On Oct. 7, 2011, I caught up with a Peace & Justice activist, Jack Smith, in downtown Washington, DC. He's also a lawyer from Seattle, WA. Mr. Smith, as I conducted the interview, was marching back on Pennsylvania Avenue to the Freedom Plaza, with his fellow activists. He had just left a rally, which had protested the use of lethal drones, aka "Assassin Drones," by the Obama & Biden administration. He related his saga of being subjected to an arbitrary arrest, on Oct. 1, 2011, by New York cops on the Brooklyn Bridge. He was later detained by the police under very harsh conditions. Mr. Smith, according to his account, was a participant in the Occupy Wall Street action.

from: Bill Hughes

On Oct. 7, 2011, Human Rights activist Maria Allwine shared her views on the evolving "Occupy Washington" process. She is one of the organizers of the "October 2011" Movement.

from: Bill Hughes

On Oct. 7,2011, Human Rights activists staged a rally in down town Washington, DC, in front of the office of General Atomics. It produces the lethal drone missiles. Activist Malachy Kilbride shared his views on the assassin drones and their use by the Obama-Biden administration. The rally was organized by the United Against Drones organization. After the spirited rally, the activists marched back to their base at the Freedom Plaza, passing the White House on the way.

from: Bill Hughes

On Oct. 7,2011, Human Rights activists staged a rally in down town Washington, DC, in front of the office of General Atomics. It produces the lethal drone missiles. CODEPINK leaders, Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans shared their views on the assassin drones and their use by the Obama-Biden administration. The rally was organized by the United Against Drones organization.