(Cyrus Janssen) Oct. 23, 2024: What is Israel's endgame? It certainly isn't peace. It has undermined all Jewish hostage talks, not wanting anything to come between Israel and war, Israel and genocide, Israel and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Palestine and "Greater" Israel.

Protests grow in Ferguson, MO (AP)

October marks a month of resistance all across the country. #Oct22 is the National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality and the Criminalization of a Generation (#o22Walkout, #o22). Peaceful demonstrations, protests, vigils, and walk outs will take place across the country  in Los Angeles, California, Ferguson, Missouri, Oakland, New York, as well as other major cities. Take a pledge of resistance standing on the side of social justice, equality, and civilian safety opposed to crimes by law enforcement and the military-industrial complex, bias, and an incremental police state.

Comedy: What is Mass Incarceration?

(Anna Hutsol/FEMEN.org/RT.com) WARNING: Topless nudity and mild gore! 

 

"The Bloodbucket Challenge" is a campaign to stop Ukrainian bloodshed by Russian invaders. The USA is all about money and violence, but the rest of the world is also pro-sex and fine with nudity unlike us and our uptight social consciousness that thinks nothing of films like Brad Pitt's "Fury" glorifying war, murder, invasion, and the military-industrial complex that drives the capitalist putsch to profit from war and endless conflict.

Stop sexism, violence, and patriarchy!

FEMEN protested against Putin’s visit to Milan and accused the ASEM Summit of ignoring the ongoing bloodshed of Ukrainian people.

In the center of Milan in the early morning, FEMEN activists appeared topless carrying red buckets full of blood.

 

Sextremists surprised the local media when they poured blood on themselves in front of the crowd as journalists gawked at their boobs in the main square of Milan.

 

With this act FEMEN reminds the world about Putin’s criminal policy against Ukraine, which has been going on for months. Inside leaders are welcoming Russia's own Mussolini, shaking his hand. Inside members of ASEM, more than 50 presidents in all, are collaborating with Putin and accepting his terror-policies.

One-day UC walkout gets underway
Today's walkout is intended to reflect widespread frustration and anger as UC lays off hundreds of workers, imposes unpaid furloughs on nonunion employees... (SF Chronicle, Jill Tucker, 9/24/09)
UC Walkout (Monthly Review)

Walkout planned for UC system (LA Times)
UC walkout could ignite larger movement (SF Bay Guardian)

(9/24/09) While UC Berkeley might have a long history of noisy protests and student activism, tomorrow’s UC-wide faculty and student walkout [teach in] and worker strike seems unprecedented even within its own tumultuous history.

UC Berkeley student protest, Sproul Plaza. The statewide UC system will walk out today.

As a coalition of faculty, staff, students, and workers across all of the UC campuses arrange to walk out of scheduled classes [today] to protest against state cuts in funding, fee hikes, and changes to the traditional UC system of shared governance, the Berkeley community is expecting thousands to congregate in Sproul Plaza, the university’s traditional hub of student activity.

"Berkeley in the Sixties," documentary on the history of anti-war and other protests on what was once the most radical campus in the country. SEE TRAILER