IN THE NEWS: The Human Rights Campaign goes back on its promise NOT to support a federal non-discrimination bill that excludes transgendered people, arrests in a gay-bashing in NJ, the impending execution a gay man in Iran for alleged sex he engaged in at 13 and more.

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San Antonio Public utility approves Nukes, Uses police to keep community out
November 7th, 2007

by Southwest Workers Union (resposted) Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2007 at 12:28 PM
swu@igc.org

CPS Energy, San Antonio’s municipal energy utility held a meeting on monday aproving the use of 206 million ratepayer dollars to expand the South Texas Nuclear Project in Bay City Texas.

• Colorado Activist - Ringo Kamens Foundation

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The 1st Annual Punky Lil Kid Film Festival will be held at the New Wharf Theatre on Fisherman's Wharf in beautiful Monterey .

February 1st-3rd 2008 The kick off of the AT&T Pro AM at Pebble Beach

To inspire new thought creative expression, innovation in the media arts. Offering insight and perspective that could possibly change the world.

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As the Congress wets its pants over Michael Mukasey's ambivalence regarding Waterboarding and torture, I wonder if they are as critical of bombs, bullets, colonialism, and physical assault against Iraqis? I wonder if they think about the sanctions against Iraq, imposed by Clinton's Presidency, that literally starved the Iraqi People killing over 1 million?

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Tonight, Election Day, (well, technically last night now...), I went to an election party with a bunch of electorally focused progressives at Tracks, one of Denver's gay clubs. Suspicious I wouldn't fit in as an electoral skeptic, I arrived. The dancing was fun.

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As contributing editor for The American Conservative and Sun Media, and Founding Committee member of The Real News Eric Margolis says: "The reason I was drawn to [The Real News] was the fact it seemed to me to be the voice that I and many others had been looking for."

More at: http://therealnews.com

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9/11 derailed the counter-globalization movement. The morning the planes smashed into the World Trade Center, the Financial Times reported that "the protesters are winning." This referred to the international movement against neoliberal economic policy--that of the Zapatistas, the protesters against the WTO in Seattle, the IMF and World Bank, and the G8 in Genoa.

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A call to your representative's office would be helpful now, tomorrow (Tuesday morning) at the latest. A call to friends in other states would be useful. What can we do to make a better world? For starters, we can insist that we believe in a better world and want our leaders to be effective citizens of that better world.

Kucinich Will Impeach Cheney

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Media Minutes: August 31, 2007 from Free Press

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This song is one of my attempts in illustrating a spiritual awakening that is happening. 2012 will not be the end of the world; it will bring a new age of reason and awareness. Many of us have come to realize the truth:we are not the center of the universe. We must stop destroying this planet if we are to evolve to our rightful place in the universe as a species capable of transending time itself. It is, was and always will be arrogant of humans to believe some dude "who fashioned us all after himself" created the universe.

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THIS WAS SENT OUT ACROSS THE NATION ON DECEMBER 18, 2002, AND I ASKED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. HOW SHOULD WE PRAY?

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There are some interesting stories coming out about the true cost of continueing the war in Iraq, specifically what we could buy if we redirected that spending towards universal healthcare.

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By JOSEPH KAHN and JIM YARDLEY Published: August 26, 2007 on New York Times
China’s industrial growth depends on coal, plentiful but polluting, from mines like this one in Shenmu, Shaanxi Province, behind a village store. No country in history has emerged as a major industrial power without creating a legacy of environmental damage that can take decades and big dollops of public wealth to undo. Read More from New York Times

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See what could happen if you fall in Valdosta-Lowndes County Georgia while in the hands of Law Enforcement. And don't expect elected officials to ask where your injuries come from.

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I hope you all agree with this because the public is being thrown out of their houses from interest rates and property taxes. Remember, this is a free nation that belongs to the free minds of the people, not the banks. We CAN change the laws if enough free minded people gather to do it. Send this message to everyone who might have a family member or friend in jeopardy.

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