Daesh, ISIS Still Operating (CINDY ON PRESS TV)

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Irene and Matt's Soapbox with Guest Elliott Gabriel on Korea, etc (SOAPBOX PODCAST 2/25/18)

FEBRUARY 25, 2018

GUEST: ELLIOTT GABRIEL

TOPIC: POLITICS OF KOREA AND OLYMPICS, etc

COHOSTS: Irene Sanchez and Matt Sedillo

Elliott Gabriel

Elliott Gabriel is a former staff writer for teleSUR English and a MintPress News contributor based in Quito, Ecuador. He has taken extensive part in advocacy and organizing in the pro-labor, migrant justice and police accountability movements of Southern California and the state's Central Coast. 

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A Historic Day: 15th Anniversary of Largest Anti-War Mobilization Ever (Interview WITH Cindy)

A Historic Day: 15th Anniversary of Largest Anti-War Mobilization Ever

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 On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Mike Prysner, a veteran of the Iraq War who became a leading anti-war activist, and Cindy Sheehan, an anti-war activist and journalist whose son Casey was killed during the Iraq War.

In our first hour, fifteen years ago yesterday, more than 10 million people around the world participated in mass demonstrations in opposition to the US decision to attack Iraq. It was the largest mass one day mass anti-war mobilization in history. All these years later, the US military is still in Iraq and Afghanistan, and it has armed troops in countless other countries around the world. The hosts take a look at militarism and war and the global forces that are trying to changing course.

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Join the Women's March on the Pentagon by Cindy Sheehan

 

 

 

 

 

Join the Women's March on the Pentagon 

by Cindy Sheehan

CINDY SHEEHAN

 On October 7th, 2001, the U.S. invaded Afghanistan under the pretext of apprehending those allegedly behind the attacks on the Twin Towers in 2001, when in reality the invasion was on behalf of US imperialism’s endless quest for maximum profit. U.S. forces have remained in active occupation, making the illegal and immoral war on the people of Afghanistan the longest foreign occupation in U.S. history.

While the illegal and vicious occupation of Afghanistan is the longest foreign occupation in U.S. history, we recognize that the genocide against native populations and oppression of Africans who were forced to come to the burgeoning Empire to become slave labor, have been centuries long and ongoing imperial crimes against humanity.

In the 20th and 21st centuries the United States has been enmeshed in one war after the other (both overt and covert) under Democrat and Republican regimes alike; imperialist war is the one thing those scoundrels in WashedUp, DeCeit can really work together on. Literally tens of millions of people have been killed and many times more left to pick up the pieces of this destructive, anti-human “ruling-class” agenda.

In response to ongoing U.S. military aggression across the globe

1967 MARCH

and the continuing bi-partisan increases in Pentagon funding we are calling for a 21st century March on the Pentagon on the 51st anniversary of the massive 1967 march and all the subsequent marches. The bloated military budget is draining our communities and families dry of precious blood and treasure while decimating nations and peoples who have done nothing to us.

The working title, “Women’s March on the Pentagon” is in direct response to a leader in the recent women’s march who said,  “I appreciate that war is YOUR issue Cindy, but the Women’s March will NEVER address the war issue as long as 

women aren’t free.” 

It is the belief of many of us that NO woman (or man, or child) is free while the U.S. spends trillions of dollars bombing millions and militarily occupying over 170 countries around the world. Why make partisan and reformist demands when the USA is the biggest existential threat to humanity?

Our demands are simple: The complete end to the wars abroad; closure of foreign bases; dramatically slash the Pentagon budget to fund healthy social programs here at home: the only good empire is a gone empire.

The antiwar/peace, anti-Imperialist voice has been shut out of, or marginalized by many protests and movements especially since Trump was inaugurated. We are in solidarity with most social and environmental movements, yet many refuse to address war and the preparations for war. War affects us all in one way or another. War destroys the natural environment. The March on the Pentagon will not degenerate into a Get out the Vote Rally for the complicit and blood-drenched Democrats.

The “doomsday nuclear clock” currently stands at two minutes to midnight, and with the threat of nuclear annihilation becoming an incomprehensible reality, WE MUST MARCH FOR PEACE AND AGAINST THE WAR MACHINE AND FOR THE COMPLETE DISMANTLING OF THE VAST U.S. NUCLEAR ARSENAL.

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It is not in my nature to be alarmist and I am not opportunistically fear-mongering based on the fact that there is a Trump in the White House—I organized at least a half a dozen events during the Obama regime with his able and willing allegiance to the War Machine and Wall Street funders—but I truly believe that the very continuance of life on this planet is at stake. I am not willing to sit on the sidelines while the evil empire in which I was accidentally born endangers the safety and lives of over 7 billion people on this planet, my children and grandchildren included!

We must act! Let’s try and take every opportunity to join every effort between now and October to not just end the Trump regime, but end the very diseased system that gave birth to such a monstrosity.

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Dead President's Day Fundraiser for The Soapbox

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Cindy Sheehan and Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox are
organizing the following antiwar actions and need
support:

Stop the War Machine Save the Planet
 (March 17th)

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UNAC SPRING Antiwar Actions 
April 14-15

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Anti-Nuclear War Actions in Japan
August

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Women's March on the Pentagon
 (Major National Action: Cindy Sheehan Main Organizer)
October 20th to 21st

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Still on the board of directors for
California Freedom Coalition

 

CIA ASSASSINATION OF DR. FRANK OLSON (SOAPBOX PODCAST 2/18/18)

February 18, 2018

Guest: HP Albarelli

H.P. Albarelli Jr. is a writer and investigative journalist who lives in Vermont, Florida, and London (U.K.). He has written numerous feature articles about the 9-11 anthrax attacks; biological warfare; the American intelligence community; the death of Frank Olson; the Cuban revolution; and social and political affairs.Some of his work can be found at the World Net Daily, Cubanet, Counterpunch, and Crime Magazine websites, as well as in numerous magazines and newspapers

Topic: The Murder by the CIA of Frank Olson

(Wormwood)

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 BOOK SYNOPSIS:

Following nearly a decade of research, this account solves the mysterious death of biochemist Frank Olson, revealing the identities of his murderers in shocking detail. It offers a unique and unprecedented look into the backgrounds of many former CIA, FBI, and Federal Narcotics Bureau officials—including several who actually oversaw the CIA’s mind-control programs from the 1950s to the 1970s. In retracing these programs, a frequently bizarre and always frightening world is introduced, colored, and dominated by many factors—Cold War fears, the secret relationship between the nation’s drug enforcement agencies and the CIA, and the government’s close collaboration with the Mafia.

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Stop the War Machine; Save the Planet

 Mt. Diablo Peace & Justice Center and Veterans for Peace present:
STOP the War Machine

SAVE the Planet!

Saturday March 17 , 1 - 5 pm / Orinda Community Church, 10 Irwin Way at Orinda Way, Orinda
(within walking distance from Orinda BART)

A half-day conference with internationally renowned speakers on US foreign policy, nuclear weapon “modernization”, the domestic impact of military spending, threats to the planet and defense of civil liberties at home. In addition, literature and resources will be available from a variety of activist groups.
General admission $10 - $20 / Students free / Pre-Register at $10.
For more information contact 

margli@ourpeacecenter.org (925) 933-7850

THEMES & SPEAKERS
Incisive 7 - 10 minute presentations on many aspects of one big problem.

1) OVERVIEW OF THE WAR MACHINE
- Gerry Condon, president Veterans for Peace
- Palestine Youth Movement
- Dan Kovalik, civil and human rights lawyer, author “The Plot to Scapegoat Russia” (via remote)

2) THE WAR MACHINE VS SOCIAL NEEDS 
- Gayle McLaughlin, former mayor of Richmond
- Katy Roemer,  California Nurses Association

3) VIOLENCE ABROAD AND AT HOME
- Cephus Johnson, uncle of Oscar Grant
- John Lindsay-Poland,  Stop Urban Shield, AFSC

4) RISING RISK OF CATASTROPHE
- Marylia Kelley, director Tri-Valley Cares
- Fred Norman, VFP and former bomber navigator
- Gar Smith, environmentalist, author "The War and Environment Reader"

 

5) COUNTERING CENSORSHIP & DISINFORMATION
- Mnar Muhawesh, publisher Mint Press (via remote)
- Mickey Huff, director Project Censored

6) THE WAR MACHINE & KOREA
- Paul Liem,  chair Korea Policy Institute
- Ann Wright, retired US military and State Dept. (via remote)

7) CHALLENGING THE WAR MACHINE
- Ron Paul, former US Congressional Rep (via remote)
- Eleanor Levine, CodePink 

- Cindy Sheehan, author and peace activist

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China: To Be or Not to Be...Socialist? (SOAPBOX PODCAST February 12, 2018)

February 12, 2018

GUEST: AGIT SINGH

HOST: DAKOTAH LILLY

SUBJECT: SHORT COURSE ON CHINA!

"Ajit Singh is a Toronto based lawyer and political analyst with a focus on the People's Republic of China, including Socialism with Chinese characteristics, Chinese foreign policy, and China-US relations. His writings have been published by teleSUR, The Hampton Institute, and NewsClick." 

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“Dakotah Lilly is a student activist based out of New York City where he attends The New School. His home base is in the the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. 

He has appeared on Fox News to defend the Bolivarian Revolution of Venezuela as well as done interviews and articles for Telesur, Counterpunch, American Herald Tribune, PressTv, etc. 

An activist since a young age, his first major political action was at the age of 16 at Spring Rising held by Cindy Sheehan in Washington DC in 2015.

A diehard Chavista, Dakotah has attended the Tomos Somos Venezuela event held in Venezuela in mid 2017. He has also attended the World Festival of Youth and Students in Sochi Russia of the same year. 

He is the father to one gorgeous Cocker Spaniel named Juku. 

He has listened to and read Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox for years and he credits Cindy with being a bit of the light that led him to revolutionary politics and the realm of politics in general. 

Dakotah Lilly is a Socialist, Anti-Imperialist, Chavista, Vegan, Gay, and a Co-Founder of Students and Youth for a New America.

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Why Not Talk to North Korea Instead of Scaring Us with Nuclear Attack Warning Sirens Published on Saturday, February 03, 2018 by Common Dreams Why Not Talk to North Korea Instead of Scaring Us with Nuclear Attack Warning Sirens by Ann Wright (guest blog)

Why Not Talk to North Korea Instead of Scaring Us with Nuclear Attack Warning Sirens

Instead of "duck and cover" drills and nuclear fearmongering, we need more of the only thing that will guarantee peaceful resolution: diplomacy

by

Ann Wright

"We demand," writes Wright, "that the U.S. government resolve issues with North Korea in a nonviolent manner." (Photo: Courtesy of Ann Wright)

Are you ready for nuclear attack warning sirens in your community?  I live in Hawaii and the State of Hawaii decided two months ago in December 2107 to begin monthly nuclear attack warning siren drills, similar to the monthly tsunami warning sirens that are tested each month.

You know what happened—an employee of the State of Hawaii Emergency Management Department, whether he mistakenly believed an attack was underway or because he simply pushed the wrong button, and the siren went off—and no one alerted the public for nearly 38 minutes that this was a drill.  Cell phone alerts to everyone in the 808 area code flashed "Nuclear attack warning-take cover" and residents and tourists alike went into crisis mode.

"Successive administrations have lied our country into wars—from Vietnam to Iraq. We do not agree for the need for war with North Korea and refuse to accept the attempted US intimidation of North Korea which could lead to war. "

Three days prior to the mistaken warning siren, 20 of us attempted to call to the attention of the state government that the sirens are being used for political advancement of a hysteria for war with North Korea. We do not believe the North Korean government is going to attack the United States and that the nuclear sirens and "duck and cover" drills are purposeful and dangerous forms of fearmongering.

The sirens heighten the anxiety and stress of impending conflict and devastation, make citizens afraid. With that fear, many people are more likely to accept whatever the government feeds them on how great threats to our nation are. 

Successive administrations have lied our country into wars—from Vietnam to Iraq. We do not agree for the need for war with North Korea and refuse to accept the attempted US intimidation of North Korea which could lead to war.  The sirens normalize the potential for war.

Certainly, if the U.S. initiates military action against North Korea, militarized Hawaii with its four major military bases on Oahu—the headquarters of the U.S. military Pacific Command that covers half the world, the Army’s 25^th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Marine Expeditionary Force at Kaneohe, Hickam Air Force Base and Pearl Harbor Navy Base, the huge NSA underground listening station near Wahaiwa, the massive practice bombing area called Pohakuloa, on the Big Island and the Pacific Missile Range on Kauai would be a retaliatory target for North Korea and any other nation threatened by the United States.

Therefore, it is in Hawaii’s survival interest that we demand that the U.S. government resolve issues with North Korea in a nonviolent manner.

The national government in Washington, DC does not feel the need to have nuclear warning sirens, so why should Hawaii?  One would think the politicians who make the decisions for war and the Pentagon would be bigger targets than Hawaii.

We held our protest outside the State Capitol and got media coverage, but the siren program continued—until the false alert siren went off.  However, after the mistaken alert fiasco, the governor has suspended the siren warnings.

As this was going on in Hawaii, I joined a sixteen-woman delegation from five countries who participated in a Civil Society Round Table held in Vancouver, British Columbia sponsored by the government of Canada and in a public forum on security and stability on the Korean peninsula in conjunction with the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of twenty countries of the US led Korean command. 

Some of our delegates had long collective experience  engaging with North Koreans through citizen diplomacy and humanitarian initiatives and others had expertise on militarism, nuclear disarmament, economic sanctions and the human cost of the unresolved Korean War.  

Instead of approving of the warmongering of the Trump administration, our delegations' recommendations to the meeting of Foreign Ministers appealed for sanity in dealing with the North Korean government:

• Immediately engage all relevant parties in dialogue, without preconditions, to work toward achieving a nuclear-free Korean peninsula;
• Abandon the strategy of maximum pressure, lift sanctions which have deleterious effects on the North Korean people, work toward the normalization of diplomatic relations, remove barriers to citizen –to-citizen engagement and strengthen humanitarian cooperation;
• Extend the spirit of the Olympic truce and affirm the resumption for inter-Korean dialogue by supporting:
  1).  Negotiations for the continued suspension of joint US-ROK military exercises in the south, and the continued suspension of nuclear and missile tests in the north;
  2).  A pledge not to conduct a first strike, nuclear or conventional; and
  3). A process to replace the Armistice Agreement with a Korea Peace Agreement;
• Adhere to all the Security Council recommendations on Women, Peace and Security.  In particular urge the Foreign Ministers to implement United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, which acknowledges that the meaningful participation of women in all stages of conflict resolution and peacebuilding strengthens peace and security for all.

Despite our best efforts at the Civil Society Round Table and individual meeting with the U.S. and Canadian delegations, the Foreign Ministers chose to continue the “maximum pressure” strategy on North Korea through rigorous enforcement of UN sanctions and underscoring that a nuclear-armed North Korea would never be accepted.

Our delegation responded that the Foreign Ministers had chosen to further isolate and threaten North Korea, a strategy that had utterly failed to halt North Korea’s nuclear and missile program and had only furthered the DPRK’s resolve to develop its nuclear arsenal.  We know that the sanctions that have been imposed have cruel and punishing effects on ordinary North Koreans and are considered by North Korea as warfare-economic warfare, just as military war preparations (games) are considered as pre-invasion and regime overthrow warfare.

We are profoundly disappointed by the Foreign Ministers who represent countries with a commitment to peaceful diplomacy and feminist foreign policies.  At a time of great global instability, we looked to them for leadership for true global peace and security, but found instead continuation of threats, isolation and economic and military warfare.

At the state level, we hope that the State of Hawaii will discontinue its monthly (and accidental?) siren and cell phone war-mongering and requiring schools to show "duck and cover" videos that are conditioning the public for war and increased military spending, instead of the less expensive and more successful strategy—dialogue.

Ann Wright is a 29 year US Army/Army Reserves veteran who retired as a Colonel and a former US diplomat who resigned in March, 2003 in opposition to the war on Iraq.  She served in Nicaragua, Grenada, Somalia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Sierra Leone, Micronesia and Mongolia.  In December, 2001 she was on the small team that reopened the US Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.  She is the co-author of the book "Dissent: Voices of Conscience."  (www.voicesofconscience.com) 

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International Peace Conference in South Korea by Ann Wright (guest blogger)

International Peace Conference in South Korea

By Ann Wright

The International Peace Conference for a Peaceful Korean Peninsula and Olympic Peace was an important statement of civil society in South Korea and around the world for dialogue -- not war -- to resolve the crisis on the Korean peninsula.

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Peace Conference Calls for Suspension of Military Exercises after the Olympics, Lifting of Sanctions and Talks with North Korea

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150 persons attended the three-day, January 31-February 2, 2018, International Peace Conference for a Peaceful Korean Peninsula and Peace Olympics sponsored by the YMCA of South Korea. The conference was held in the DMZ border city of Cheorwon, Gangwon Province, South Korea, near infamous Tunnel #2. Cheorwon is one of two towns divided by the DMZ.
The conference for peace was tied to the Winter Olympic Games which will be next week at PyeongChang, Gangwon Province, a two-hour drive from our conference site.

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The YMCA South Korea conference organizers have called for a second International Peace Conference of civil society to be held in Pyongyang, North Korea in July 2018.

The delegates at the conference agreed that they will:
(1) Actively support North Korea's participation in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and the subsequent resumption of the inter-Korean dialogue and exchanges;
(2) Strongly demand the commencement of unconditional dialogue and negotiations between the other countries involved, including bilateral talks between the US and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK);
(3) Urge countries of the world including the US to lift economic sanctions on the DPRK immediately as such a measure only negatively affects ordinary people in North Korea;
(4) Demand the replacement of the Armistice Agreement, which as signed 65 years ago, with a Peace Treaty;
(5) Demand the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula in line with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN);
(6) Demand the resumption of inter-Korean families reunion and Mount Kumgang tourism and to reopen the Kaesong industrial complex, the operation of which has thus far has been halted by the South and North Korean governments.

Four themes were discussed at the conference:
-- The Role of Sports in Bringing Peace to the Region
-- Sustainable Peace Regime and Denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula
-- Women in the Peace Process
-- Cooperation between Peace and Cultural Movements

One of the highlights of the conference was going into the civilian controlled access area next to the South Korean DMZ embankments. Located in the DMZ controlled access area is the Border Peace School, a private initiative for international graduate students to study peacemaking for three years in the heart of an area needing peace. The school currently has three students -- one each from Liberia, Democratic Republic of Congo and the United States with more students arriving in the month. They study and do practical work in the area around the DMZ for three years.
Dr Jiseok Jung has been the school director for seven years after receiving his graduate degree from peace studies & conflict resolution from the University of Ireland in Dublin.

Dr. Jiseok Jung
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DMZ building where Border Peace School is located
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We joined the students and faculty of the Border Peace School in their daily walk up Pilgrimage hill just outside the DMZ control zone in a reflective spirit to overlook into North Korea and conduct a ceremony for peace on the Korean peninsula.

I brought our Veterans For Peace and Women Cross the DMZ "NO war on North Korea" banner from our actions in Honolulu! Holding the banner there with North Korea behind us -- in the extreme cold reminded me of the horrific three-year Korean war in which so many civilians and military of 20 countries were killed or froze to death.

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The conference opened with Mimi Han of YWCA and Women Cross DMZ , Dan Jasper of American Friends Service Committee, Jeremy Courtney of Preemptive Love Coalition in Iraq and Wansang Han, former Deputy Prime Minister of South Korea and conference organizer at the International Peace Conference in Cheorwon, Gangwon Province, South Korea appealing for peace and dialogue on the Korean peninsula, not war.

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Dan Jasper's excellent Opening Address for the Conference is here.
In the Women and Peacemaking panel Ahn Kim Jeong Ae of Women Making Peace told the history of meetings of North and South Korean women over the years when the political atmosphere permitted. I told of women at the meeting of Foreign Ministers in Vancouver and women in peacemaking around the world. Panelists and moderator SungEun Kim of Women Making Peace and Mimi Han of YWCA were a part of the 2015 Women Cross DMZ. Our South Korean friends met our international group as we came across the DMZ into South Korea in May 2015.

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We ended the three-day conference back in Seoul where our delegation conducted a press conference in the South Korean National Assembly press room.

Dan Jasper of the American Friends Service Committee spoke of the terrible effects of sanctions on humanitarian programs to North Korea, citing AFSC's 35-year agricultural program. He also spoke of the desire to have divided Korean families reunited including those of Korean Americans.

With 29 years in the US military, I spoke on the lack of necessity of massive US-ROK military exercises as the militaries have been practicing war for decades. Therefore, a continuation of suspension of these war games will cause no lessening of national security for either South Korea or the United States. Continuing military war games are solely for intimidation purposes. I also asked South Korea to pressure its ally the US to send a letter to the DPRK to formally request the return of the remains of 124 US servicemen from the Korean War that the DPRK has ready to return on receipt of a letter for return on humanitarian grounds.
Retired Mongolian Ambassador to the United Nations Jargalsaikhan Enkhsaikhan, head of the international Blue Banner Initiative for a nuclear-free Mongolia, spoke of the important role of small and medium-sized states in challenging nuclear
weapons.

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The conference ended with our delegation meeting with two National Assembly members including Shim Jae Kwon, the deputy head of the Foreign Affairs committee who strongly supports dialogue with North Korea.
The International Peace Conference for a Peaceful Korean Peninsula and Olympic Peace was an important statement of civil society in South Korea and around the world for dialogue -- not war -- to resolve the crisis on the Korean peninsula.


Submitters Website: www.voicesofconscience.com

Submitters Bio:

Ann Wright is a 29-year US Army/Army Reserves veteran, a retired United States Army colonel and retired U.S. State Department official, known for her outspoken opposition to the Iraq War. She received the State Department Award for Heroism in 1997, after helping to evacuate several thousand people during the civil war in Sierra Leone. She is most noted for having been one of three State Department officials to publicly resign in direct protest of the 2003 Invasion of Iraq. Wright was also a passenger on the Challenger 1, which along with the Mavi Marmara, was part of the Gaza flotilla. She served in Nicaragua, Grenada, Somalia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Sierra Leone, Micronesia and Mongolia. In December, 2001 she was on the small team that reopened the US Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan. She is the co-author of the book "Dissent: Voices of Conscience." She has written frequently on rape in the military.

 

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A Feminism for the 99% (SOAPBOX PODCAST FEBRUARY 4TH, 2018)

FEBRUARY 4th, 2018

GUEST:  Tithi Battacharya

TOPIC: A feminism for the 99% 

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Tithi is a professor at Purdue University and an organizer for the

International Women's Strike on

International Working Women's Day (IWWD)

March 8, 2018

A FEMINISM FOR THE 99%

(article in The Guardian)

As Vladimir Lenin said on IWWD in 1921:

"Women are doubly oppressed under Capitalism."

THE EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN
by
Cindy Sheehan


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