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Unions Back Keystone XL Pipeline Threatens Clash With Occupy Movement

Unions Back Keystone XL Pipeline Threatens Clash With Occupy Movement

TransCanada Corporation announced an agreement with American labor unions supporting the Keystone Gulf Coast Expansion Pipeline Project (Keystone XL). The Project Labor Agreement is with the AFL-CIO, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the Laborers International Union of North America, the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States […]

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My Thoughts on Occupy

My Thoughts on Occupy

  By Min Reyes Editor’s Note: Min Reyes is a journalist and student of historical  materialism and dialectics. Presently, Min is fully committed to the global movement of human dignity against neoliberalism. In addition to being a News Junkie Post contributor, Min can be found at her own blog, MinReyes.ca, and you can connect with […]

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The Occupy Movement: Crumbling Communes or Class Warfare?

The Occupy Movement: Crumbling Communes or Class Warfare?

“You’re a bunch of Pussies” the intoxicated passer by charged.  “You can’t even run a fucking park.  How do you expect to run a country let alone change the world?  You come to this park and expect to be taken care of, how do you expect to topple the most powerful people and governments in […]

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Occupy Birmingham: ICE, DHS, and the Modern Market of Slavery

Occupy Birmingham: ICE, DHS, and the Modern Market of Slavery

This is public notice of an investigation into the political and fiscal relationship between the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE, and their agents), the Etowah County Detention Center (ECDC) and staff (especially Sheriff Todd Entrekin), and Representative Robert Aderholt of the US Congress (Alabama’s 4th District). I.C.E. officers Sheriff Entrekin I reported […]

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Foreclosure Scam: How the Banks Always Win

Foreclosure Scam: How the Banks Always Win

The foreclosure crisis in the United States is not showing any signs of slowing down. Almost no regions and cities of the country are immune from it. The real estate debacle is affecting every region especially Florida, Nevada, Arizona and Michigan. Detroit and Las Vegas can be considered the two metropolitan areas which have been […]

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