Showing posts with label declares. Show all posts
Showing posts with label declares. Show all posts

Thursday, November 2, 2023

Yemen declares war on Israel (video)

Dan Cohen (Uncaptured), Jimmy Dore, Kurt Metzger, Craig Jardula (jimmydore.com); Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Yemen’s Houthis declare WAR on Israel and begin shelling the ethno-state, which will have the effect of drawing in the U.S. and Iran. Lebanon and Hezbollah have missiles, too. The only group which does not is Hamas, and even the El Qassam Brigades may not have anything more than stockpiles with no way to launch them in their defense. This is an extermination by Israel, after all, not a war of commensurate groups or armies.


Republican Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis comes out AGAINST free speech as he signals he will not stand for student groups who do not stand with Israel, genocide, and the American military-industrial complex. “We need to DESTROY Gaza,” declares former Israeli ambassador to Italy


Obama with Palestine so now remains silent

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Occupy Los Angeles GA's Declaration (video)

Occupy Los Angeles; Daily Show with Jon Stewart; Wisdom Quarterly (REPORTING)


The General Assembly (GA) of Occupy Los Angeles passed a declaration after days of wrangling and rewriting. The gist of it is that the Occupy Movement in LA is inclusive in terms of communication, peaceful in nature, and constructive. Read it in full:


Declaration of Communication


Rebecca Solnit states that “If you ever doubted whether you were powerful or you mattered, just look at the reaction to people like you (or your children) camped out in parks from Oakland to Portland, Tucson to Manhattan” -- the militarized police attacks on Occupiers from Manhattan to UC Davis, Berkeley to Los Angeles. More

Monday, December 7, 2009

Buddhist Climate Project



(Environment and Nature) In the run-up to the crucial U.N. Climate Treaty Conference in Copenhagen in December 2009, the Buddhist Declaration on climate change will present to the world's media a unique spiritual view of climate change and our urgent responsibility to address the solutions.



It emerged from the contributions of over 20 Buddhist teachers of all traditions to the book A Buddhist Response to the Climate Emergency. "The Time to Act is Now" is a pan-Buddhist statement by Zen teacher Dr. David Tetsuun Loy and Theravada teacher Bhikkhu Bodhi with scientific input from Dr. John Stanley. The Dalai Lama was the first to sign this declaration. All concerned members of the international Buddhist community are invited to study the document and add their voice by co-signing it HERE.

Friday, April 10, 2009

Thailand declares emergency, cuts Summit


Soldiers outside ASEAN summit lectured by a Buddhist monk in Pattaya (Reuters)

Protesters enter a venue at the 14th ASEAN Summit and Related Summits on 4/11/09. The Asian leaders attending the summit had to be air lifted out after anti-government protesters broke into the conference in Pattaya, Thailand (Reuters/Claro Cortes IV). More photos

PATTAYA, Thailand – Thailand has declared a state of emergency in the town where a summit of Asian leaders was supposed to be held after protesters stormed the venue. The meeting has been canceled.

The decree also covers the area surrounding Pattaya. It gives the military the right to restore order, allows authorities to suspend civil liberties, bans public gatherings of more than five people and bars the media from reporting news that "causes panic."

Thai Prime Abhisit Vejjajiva declared the emergency Saturday after protesters demanding his ouster smashed the glass doors of the summit venue and swarmed the building. Government spokesman Supachai Jaisamuth said the situation was "too violent" for the meeting to take place.

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