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god bless america

By shag carpet bomb • Apr 5th, 2010 • Category: Antiwar Movement, Archiving, Belly Button Lint, Obama administration, Politics

I went to the the closing ceremony for non-violence activities in honor of Martin Luther King tonight. It’s part of an area nonviolence group’s initiative to raise non-violence awareness. The activities begin on Martin Luther King’s birthday and end on the anniversary of his assassination.
A fellah I will call Walter invited me when I […]



no shit

By shag carpet bomb • May 10th, 2009 • Category: Antiwar Movement, History, Outlaws of America, Research

when i asked lbo-talk members what their criticisms of Weather Underground were about, Dennis Perrin chose not to actually elaborate his ideas but, instead, pointed to the Web site of Mark Rudd. Perrin didn’t explain if he agreed with everything Rudd said or just part of it. So, it was a little irritating, that response. […]



Mountain Moving Day and Six Sisters

By shag carpet bomb • May 10th, 2009 • Category: Antiwar Movement, Class, Feminist Fight Club, History, Politics, Racialization, Research, White Privilege, Whiteness

last week, i had to work an early morning release: get up at 3 a.m. to be to work by 4 a.m. to help make sure a big software release goes out correctly during our maintenance hours. I was doing this twice a week, to help out an understaffed QA department. After months, they cut […]



corrupt antiwar movement leadership fuckers

By shag carpet bomb • Jun 8th, 2008 • Category: Antiwar Movement, Democrats, Election 2008, Iraq war, Politics

every single time someone speaks re the dem nomination race who does so by pointing at republicans and wanting everyone to hate republicans more than the shits in the democratic party, i want to puke on their shoes:
June 3, 2008 interivew with David Sirota:
AMY GOODMAN: David Sirota, you talk about conflicts of interest within the […]



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