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CARGILL: STOP FORECLOSING MY RAINFOREST

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 09:25
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Orangutans in Minneapolis?!

TELL CARGILL TO STOP FORECLOSING MY RAINFOREST!!!

Monday, October 26
Noon
Downtown Minneapolis: Grain Exchange 4th St. S at 4th Ave. S

Join 6 Rainforest Action Network orangutans (in costume) at Cargill's downtown Minneapolis office to tell Cargill to STOP destroying rainforests for palm oil!

Letters to Prisoners Night at Arise! Monday October 12th: Support the MOVE 9

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 10/06/2009 - 14:32
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10/12/2009 18:00

**The MOVE 9 have been denied parole/release once again, by the PA parole board, despite the fact that they spent 31 years in prison for a crime the city never proved they committed- and despite being recommended by Pennsylvania prisons. The parole board is saying MOVE is being denied parole/release because of "lack of remorse". The parole board is violating the judges order. Philadelphia cops and officials murdered 11 MOVE family members on May 13, 1985.

Minneapolis Prisoner Support: Letters to Prisoners September 14th

Submitted by Skadi on Mon, 08/17/2009 - 18:13
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09/14/2009 18:00

In an increasingly repressive society, prisoner support is an essential aspect of an effective culture of resistance. It's an easy thing for people on the outside to send letters or books, and can provide valuable material and emotional aid. The state aims to isolate "criminal" individuals, and one way we can combat that is by communicating with is captives. Arise! Bookstore is one of many organizations in the Twin Cities geared at contributing to prisoner support.

Michael Jackson murdered for Beatles copyrights

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 06/30/2009 - 21:02
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Interesting about Michael Jackson.  He owned the copyrights to the Beatles music.  Michael Jackson was about to tour and he was going to announce that the medical community is releasing virus's and committing genocide at the beginning of his shows..Monsanto is genetically engineering food products that attract these virus's.

Women Against Military Madness 2nd Annual Walk Against Weapons

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 05/26/2009 - 14:16
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06/06/2009 10:30
06/06/2009 13:00

Second Annual WAMM Walk Against Weapons!

Jostens prison slave labor, environmental poisoning, corruption, extortion w/ graduation caps & gowns

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 04/30/2009 - 08:13
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Please post information on Jostens (graduation caps/gowns, rings, yearbooks) and their use of prison slave labor, brutality, racism, sexism, rape/sexual assault, tax fraud/theft, toxicity and risk to public health, violation of student rights, etc.   Jostens is based in Minneapolis, yet is doing harm to prisoners and students in every state. 

Were you at the RNC last September? Sue the state for what they did to us!

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 20:23
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The CRASS (Community RNC Arrestee Support Structure) Civil Litigation Working Group has compiled some information to help you start taking the first steps toward filing civil suits to hold the state accountable for their actions during the RNC. That's right, we've pulled together info to help you sue the bastards!

HELP BRING JUSTICE IN THE COURTS: RNC COURT WATCHERS NEEDED!!!

Submitted by FreeOromia on Sat, 12/27/2008 - 12:34
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12/30/2008 18:00

Come support the RNC arrestees! The days of direct action are over, but the legal support work has just begun. People are going up before the court and the state to face their criminal charges for expressing their dissent during the RNC. We need a strong showing of community solidarity in the courtrooms to support our friends and provide a deterrent to judge's behavior. Having many people present at the upcoming hearings is an effective way of challenging the political oppression of the RNC protesters. Come out and show your solidarity!

HELP BRING JUSTICE IN THE COURTS: RNC COURT WATCHERS NEEDED!!!

Submitted by FreeOromia on Mon, 12/22/2008 - 19:37
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01/30/2009 13:00

Come support the RNC arrestees! The days of direct action are over, but the legal support work has just begun. People are going up before the court and the state to face their criminal charges for expressing their dissent during the RNC. We need a strong showing of community solidarity in the courtrooms to support our friends and provide a deterrent to judge's behavior. Having many people present at the upcoming hearings is an effective way of challenging the political oppression of the RNC protesters. Come out and show your solidarity!

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