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in her own words

This is not my Canada. This is not my media

"There was a time when the pen was mightier than the sword. That was a time when people believed in truth and regarded truth as an independent power, and not as an auxiliary for government, class, race, ideological, personal, or financial interest.

Paul Craig Roberts, Good-Bye: Truth has fallen and taken Liberty with it.

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The criminalization of dissent in the U.S.

Early in the morning on Friday, September 24, FBI agents in Chicago and Minnesota's Twin Cities kicked in the doors of anti-war activists, brandishing guns, spending hours rifling through their homes. The FBI took away computers, photos, notebooks and other personal property. Residents were issued subpoenas to appear before a grand jury in Chicago. It was just the latest in the ongoing crackdown on dissent in the U.S., targeting peace organizers as supporters of "foreign terrorist organizations."

Aw@l

G20 report: Continued crackdown on dissent, demanding accountability

February 7, 2012
| Our G20 report includes updates from the May 2010 police slaying of Junior Manon and his family's quest for justice, the call for police accountability and a crackdown on another anti-police blogger.

20:37 minutes (18.89 MB)
Aw@l

Conspiracy of the Crowns: A G20 fallout update with Julian Ichim

February 2, 2012
| G20 police state target Julain Ichim joins us for an update on G20 legal cases and continuing resistance to capitalist imperial rule. When organizing is a crime, organize!

52:20 minutes (47.91 MB)
activism

Stuff white people smash

Black Bloc, White Riot: Anti-Globalization and the Genealogy of Dissent

by AK Thompson
(AK Press,
2010;
$19.95)

Reading AK Thompson's book Black Bloc, White Riot kept bringing to mind one particular memory from the Summit of the Americas protests in Quebec City a decade ago.

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Aw@l

Revolutionary words and music with hip-hop artist Testament of Test Their Logik

February 18, 2011
| Now out of prison and under house arrest, AW@L radio co-host ALex Hundert interviewed Testament from revolutionary hip-hop duo Test Their Logik.

42:40 minutes (39.08 MB)

Speak Up! Speak Out!

Mar 19 2011 - 10:00am
Mar 19 2011 - 5:30pm

Location

WLU Social Work
120 Duke Street West
Kitchener
Canada

Join us for a public dialogue about the politics of dissent.

Keynote speakers:
- Peter Rosenthal, G20 lawyer
- Farrah Miranda, No One Is Illegal - Toronto

10 a.m. - 5:30 a.m.
WLU Social Work, 120 Duke St. W
7 p.m.
Evening keynote, Little Bean Cafe

Academic freedom, journalism & democracy, creative resistance, the Radical Choir and more!

Aw@l

New video: Test Their Logik's 'Conspiracy Rap'

March 16, 2011
| Hip-hop duo Test Their Logik refuses to back down from government intimidation. The new video 'Conspiracy Rap' responds to conspiracy charges with a "fuck you" to Canadian authorities.

5:43 minutes (5.24 MB)
Columnists

Ms. Communicate: Why protest the G8/G20?

Editor's Note: Ms. Communicate will be writing twice a month columns on various and sundry issues related to advice, guidance and suggestions for living as happily as possible as citizens of various identities in the 21st century.

Ms. Communicate's column will be appearing on the second and fourth Thursday of the month. Please send in any topics that you would like her to cover, as well as any letters seeking advice, which she'd love to answer. Her email is mscommunicate(at)rabble.ca.

What can an advice columnist to the lefties possibly offer about the upcoming G8/G20 summit and the many protests taking place in resistance?

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