By Bill Hughes

Slideshow by Bill Hughes’s - 26 photos from the rally at the Egyptian Embassy, in D.C., on January 29, 2011.

from: Bill Hughes

On Saturday, January 29, 2011, at noon, an “emergency demonstration” was staged in front of the Egyptian Embassy, in Washington, D.C. It was organized by the ANSWER Coalition and a host of other activist groups in the area. According to the ANSWER Coalition’s press release, the purpose of the rally was to “show solidarity with the Egyptian people” in their struggle to overthrow the “dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak,” who has received for decades “$2 billion a year” in U.S. aid to prop up his “corrupt regime.” This video features Brian Becker, National Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition. To learn more, go to: http://www.answercoalition.org/national/news/emergency-demos-egypt.html

RTAmerica

During President Obama's State of the Union speech, he took a jab at big oil, but stayed away another big recipient of government breaks, Wall Street. While the bailed out banks hand out millions of dollars in executive bonuses, Americans are asking where their bailout is. RT's Ramon Galindo shows us that the foreclosing of America keeps getting worse.

108morris108

Going bankrupt from genocidal wars, with betting shops and alcohol everywhere, and more. I am Ad-libbing with two cameras attached to me - one facing forward - and the other facing me. We see a disappearing London - and very little about it that is English. And not wishing to be a hypocrite I confess in advance that I have indulged in gambling and drinking in the past. The device used to make this video is called a snorricam - many tutorials on youtube (or Google) on how to make one - or you can try: http://digitalprism.co.uk/

from: Bill Hughes

The “All Peoples Congress” staged a press conference/protest/picket in front of the west side of the Mitchell Court House on Jan. 24, 2011, in Baltimore, MD. On Jan. 20, 2010, State Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein had dropped a felony charge against Eliyahu Eliezer Werdesheim, age 23. He is accused of striking “a black teenager in November,” when on patrol with the Jewish group k/a “Shomrim.” Werdesheim’s arraignment on misdemeanor charges is set for sometime in February. His attorney is claiming “self-defense.” A press conference was also called on the east side of the Court House by the Baltimore Black Media Group. See for background on this dispute: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2011-01-20/news/bs-md-ci-werdesheim-hearing-20110120_1_shomrim-members-misdemeanor-charges-felony

RussisToday

America has merchants of death too, selling weapons of war to both sides of any conflict. This is about the new world order using their big stick America, to bully Russia. They have arrested and transported a Russian citizen into the United States, to try him by American laws and imprison him possibly for the rest of his life. There is an old saying: Don't throw stones if you live in a glass house. Russia is a powerful nation, perhaps the most powerful on earth. The tiny clique that controls America is playing a dangerous game.

from: Gilad Atzmon

Talking about Israel, Nazism, comparisons and multi-culturalism. Arte TV interview with Gilad Atzmon ahead of OHE's European Tour in March. Talking about Israel, Nazism, comparisons and multi-culturalism. Der Jazz-Musiker Gilad Atzmon. http://www.arte.tv/de/Kultur-entdecken/metropolis/3656934.html

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PressTV

Chris Hedges - American wars will continue until the country's giant corporations, which pay the politicians in Washington's corridors of power, become financially unsustainable, says senior fellow at the Nation Institute, Chris Hedges. Hedges told Press TV's U.S. Desk in a Wednesday interview that the economy will fail "because we're paying for it through debt, through borrowing." "Well the fact is like that ... like most wars this is the business. Unlike previous wars we have privatized many of the functions that the traditional military used to do and whether the wars go badly, we're certainly losing the war in Afghanistan," he pointed out. "And I think it ultimately has been covered in the New York Times that [the Afghan] war is also unwinnable. It doesn't really matter. There are huge corporations whose profits [have] swollen four by four," Hedges said. "The continuation of these conflicts is good for their bottom-line. That's why we're seeing very little reticence on the part of the government which knows how drastic the situation is in Afghanistan to pull back because the people who hold the ultimate power in the United States, which are corporations want these wars to continue," he went on to say. http://www.presstv.ir/usdetail/160995.html

by aclu

Virginia Cody -- a retired Air Force officer and anti-drilling activist -- was shocked to mistakenly receive a bulletin from the Pennsylvania Homeland Security Director describing the monitoring of several anti-drilling groups. The bulletin revealed that Virginia and other anti-drilling activists who were peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights were included in state "anti-terrorism" reports. Unfortunately, Virgina'a story is not unique. Similar law enforcement behavior has taken place in at least 33 states and Washington D.C. u.org/national-security/domestic-spying-victim-virginia-cody | http://www.aclu.org/national-security/domestic-spying-victim-virginia-cody

crabbydogtrix

Debit fee caps may hurt poorest customers: Dimon Federal limits on debit card processing fees will force banks to charge customers more for services, making accounts too expensive for as many as 5 percent of customers, JPMorgan Chase & Co's chief executive said on Friday. http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE70D3ZJ20110114