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Caribbean nations sue Britain, Holland and France for slavery reparations

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14 Caribbean nations sue Britain, Holland and France for slavery reparations that could cost hundreds of billions of pounds

Mail Online - By Tom Leonard and Simon Tomlinson, Updated 10/11/13

 

Up for the fight: Caricom has hired British law firm Leigh Day, which recently won compensation for Kenyans tortured by the British colonial government during the Mau Mau rebellion of the 1950s (above)

Up for the fight: Caricom has hired British law firm Leigh Day, which recently won compensation for Kenyans tortured by the British colonial government during the Mau Mau rebellion of the 1950s (above)

 

Britain is being sued with France and the Netherlands by 14 Caribbean countries demanding what could be hundreds of billions of pounds in reparations for slavery.

 

Activists Fight Back With High-Tech Civil Disobedience

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How to React to Government Surveillance: Fight Back, Cash In?

The Epoch Times - Associated Press, 10/13/13

Software engineer and entrepreneur Jeff Lyon sits next to a computer showing the "Flagger" program he developed in San Jose, Calif. on Friday, Oct. 11, 2013. Lyon spent Labor Day weekend developing the software that adds words like "blow up" and "pressure cooker" to web addresses that users visit. "The goal here is to get a critical mass of people flooding the Internet with noise and make a statement of civil disobedience,î he said. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Software engineer and entrepreneur Jeff Lyon sits next to a computer showing the "Flagger" program he developed in San Jose, Calif. on Friday, Oct. 11, 2013. Lyon spent Labor Day weekend developing the software that adds words like "blow up" and "pressure cooker" to web addresses that users visit. "The goal here is to get a critical mass of people flooding the Internet with noise and make a statement of civil disobedience,î he said. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

 

NSA collects millions of e-mail address books globally

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The Washington Post - By Barton Gellman and Ashkan Soltani, 10/14/13

 

 

The National Security Agency is harvesting hundreds of millions of contact lists from personal e-mail and instant messaging accounts around the world, many of them belonging to Americans, according to senior intelligence officials and top-secret documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

 

Although the collection takes place overseas, two senior U.S. intelligence officials acknowledged that it sweeps in the contacts of many Americans. They declined to offer an estimate but did not dispute that the number is likely to be in the millions or tens of millions.

 

‘Courage is contagious’: Whistleblowing Fantastic Four talk ‘Snowden effect’ on RT

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RT.com - 10/11/13

 

RT photo / Semyon Khorunzhy

RT photo / Semyon Khorunzhy

 

A group of US whistleblowers and activists have met in Moscow to present NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden with the Sam Adams Award for ‘Integrity in Intelligence’. They came to RT’s studio to share their thoughts on global surveillance.

 

After a secret meeting with Snowden, the four whistleblowers – former NSA executive Thomas Andrews Drake, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, former FBI agent Coleen Rowley and Jesselyn Radack of Government Accountability Project – all met in RT’s studio to discuss the perils of doing what right and why Snowden should be lauded as a hero for sending shock waves around the world.

 

Video and more: RT.com

 

Protesters in DC take barriers from monuments and dump them at White House gates

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21st Century Wire - 10/13/13, By 21Wire


 

(IMAGE: Iwo Jima Redux: Barriers taken down by US Veterans in defiance of the White House’s memorial shutdown orders)

 

As the Bobtail trucker convoys entered the heart of Washington DC this morning, Metropolitan police recognized that truckers were in an organized formation, and signaled their support to constitutional truckers.

 

 

The Attitude Of Gratitude ~ Canadian Thanksgiving

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Source: NYKDanu.com, 10/02/13

 

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Gratitude is a pretty big deal to me. I have had a regular daily gratitude practice for a number of years, it has changed my life for the better in so many ways. More on that in the videos below, but first a little history lesson.

The Origins And History Of Canadian Thanksgiving

Very few of our US neighbors (or Canadians for that matter) know that the origins and history Canadian Thanksgiving are quite different from our neighbors to the south.

Living on $5,000 a year, on purpose: Meet America's 'intentional poor'

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NBC News - 10/13/13, Nona Willis-Aronowitz

 

Take a look at Dan Price's ultra-cheap lifestyle, starting with the home he built from scrap wood that he calls his 'hobbit hole.' John Brecher / NBC News

 

Price is part of a long tradition of eschewing the American dream of a house with a white-picket fence, from 1920s hobos to 1960s hippies. Nowadays, groups going back-to-basics are just as diverse, such as live-off-the-land types like Price, punky street kids, and twentysomethings living in modest group homes known as intentional communities. But they all have something in common: They’ve chosen poverty.

 

Arafat poisoned to death: Lancet medical journal

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Alalam - 10/12/13

 

Late PLO leader Yasser Arafat (R) prepares to leave Ramallah in October 2004 to fly to Paris for treatment for what was then an unknown illness.
Late PLO leader Yasser Arafat (R) prepares to leave Ramallah in October 2004 to fly to Paris for treatment for what was then an unknown illness.
 
 
A report by one of the world’s leading medical journals has supported earlier findings that Yasser Arafat, the late leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization, was poisoned to death nearly a decade ago.

According to British journal the Lancet, Arafat was poisoned with the radioactive element polonium 210.

More: en.alalam.ir

 

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