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Our camp has created a dozen sturdy, safe art horses to share at Center Camp this year. Our idea is to arrange them in a circle, provide drawing boards, and let people self-organize for modeling and drawing. Who do we contact about permission to bring the horses in?
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I was trying to see how Christians justified military service (i.e. ANZAC day) with the commandment 'Thou Shalt not Kill'.
I'm a Christian. I was in the US Army for five years. There is no contradiction. No where did Jesus say that you can't protect yourself or engage in self defense. If there had been a war and we had been invaded, I would have had no problem blasting the hell out of the invaders and then going and praying my rosary at the end of the day.
What part of "thou shalt not kill" don't you understand? Up until the time of Constantine killing was not forgiven for any reason.
When you joined the military you put yourself into the position to kill people. If you were to invade another nation like we have done a lot of lately do you really think you would be forgiven if you were to kill someone? After all you are the aggressor and not really defending yourself. It's easy to say had we been invaded but when was the last time America was invaded?


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Unless you're a boy scout, your method for building a fire is most likely just to throw some logs on the fireplace grate & light them. Growing up, I watched my brother & my father (yes, both boy scouts) carefully stack & move the logs in our fireplace to achieve the perfect flame. We always had controlled-but-nicely-roaring fires and below, you will find out how to build a fire in a fireplace just like they did!
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- Make sure that your fireplace has been adequately cleaned. It's a good idea to have your chimney swept before you start building fires in it for the season. In the off-season, animal nests, leaves, and the remains of last year's fires can create blockages & will result in a smoke-filled house.
- Open the damper! If you don't, you'll fill your entire house with smoke instead of with the crackling warmth of a cozy fire.
- If your chimney is built on the outside of your house, the chimney flue will be cold (assuming it is cold outside). When you open the damper, the cold air in the flue will sink because warm air is lighter than cold. If you try to light a fire immediately after opening the damper, you'll still end up with smoke coming into the house. To counteract this, you'll need to "prime the flue" by warming it up. If you have a fireplace with a gas pipe to supplement your wood burning, turn on the gas and light the pilot light without any wood in the fireplace. Your flue will warm up in a matter of minutes. If you don't have that slight advantage, simply light a roll of newspaper and hold it up the damper opening for a few minutes. When you feel the draft reverse, you'll know the flue is primed!
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|Coordinates: 07°16′48″N 28°40′48″E / 7.28000°N 28.68000°ECoordinates: 07°16′48″N 28°40′48″E / 7.28000°N 28.68000°E
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Tonj, also spelled Tong, is a town in South Sudan.
The town is located in Tonj South County, Warrap State, in northwest South Sudan. Its location lies approximately 525 kilometres (326 mi), by road, northwest of Juba, the capital and largest city in the country.[1]
Tonj lies between Rumbek, approximately 153 kilometres (95 mi) by road to the southeast,[2] and Wau, approximately 108 kilometres (67 mi) by road to the northwest.[3] The coordinates of Tong are: 7° 16' 48.00"N, 28° 40' 48.00"E (Latitude: 7.2800; Longitude: 28.6800). The average elevation of the town is approximately 427 metres (1,401 ft) above sea level.[4]
Tonj is a small but growing town in South Sudan's vast interior. Situated between two larger urban centers of Rumbek and Wau, the town is a significant transit point for road travellers. The town's airport has not yet attracted regular airline service.
Tonj is the largest city in Warrap State, one of the ten (10) states that constitute South Sudan. The town and the county where it lies (Tonj County), are the ancestral home to the Dinka along with the Bongo ethnic groups, along with several smaller tribal groups. South Sudanese leader William Deng Nhial was buried in Tonj.
In 2010, it was estimated that the population of Tonj, South Sudan, was approximately 17,340.[5]
Lee Tae-seok[edit]
South Korean Dr. Lee Tae-seok worked as a Catholic missionary, doctor, teacher and mentor to the people of Tonj. He worked at the leper colony. Lee Tae-seok was responsible for the introduction of a school, the Don Bosco hospital as well as forming the nation's first brass band which brought fame to the town. In memory of Lee Tae-seok, who died of cancer in 2010, the Korean TV network [Korean Broadcasting System|KBS] and the South Sudanese government are working on a joint project called "Smile, Tonj" to rebuild Tonj. [6]
Three main roads lead out of Tong:
- A43-North leads northwest to Wau, South Sudan
- A43-South leads southeast to Rumbek
- A smaller road leads directly north to merge with the Yirol-Yoynyang Road at Thar Jath
- The town is also served by Tonj Airport


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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 2015 – The United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is proposing updates to its regulations for the export of live animals. Since it last updated these regulations, business practices have evolved significantly and other countries have changed their livestock import requirements.
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Champaign, Illinois – February 23, 2015 – In response to recent concerns raised about the care of farm animals in research at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center (US MARC), the Federation of Animal Science Societies (FASS) sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack on February 19, 2015. In this letter, FASS expressed its support for the use of resources, such as the FASS "Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching" (FASS Ag Guide), in promoting proper farm animal care in research using the latest scientific information. As leading experts in animal science, FASS and the members of its founding societies take seriously the responsibility to provide assistance at the top levels of government regarding animal research.
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Visit this site at Cornell's resources for a helpful information on marketing livestock.
"The mission of USDA APHIS Sheep and Goat Health Program is to partner with the States, Industry, allied Federal agencies, and other stakeholders to safeguard the health of the U.S. sheep and goat populations; facilitate trade in sheep, goats and their products; and identify and address health issues that arise at the human-sheep/goat interface, and between wildlife and domestic sheep/goats.
According to the 2012 Census of Agriculture, value of sales for the sheep and goat sector of United States agriculture increased 33 percent over the sales figure from the 2007 census. During 2012 sales of sheep and goats and their products totaled $939.7 million, accounting for 0.2 percent of all agricultural products sold in the United States. Additionally, in 2012 there were approximately 115,000 sheep and goat farms, accounting for 5.4% of all farms in the United States. Maintaining the health of sheep and goats is important economically and for maintaining a safe and available food supply." Visit site: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wps/portal/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/sa_animal_disease_information/!ut/p/a1/tZHLUoMwGEafpQuXTCK3JEt6hbZYx1pb2GQChBIHAoXUUZ_eUF3oorUuzO5Pvi85cwJisAOxZC9iz5SoJSv7OXbpfOWbt0NoBrM1mcDg7mka4iWyVr6tA5EOjGaeb6MlhNDGJgzGQ3-MSAhh4F7Xh2eWB3_rb0EM4lSqRhUgYk0hOprWUnGpaCmSlrVvN7BjtD62NK_TY3eamBQVK2nBWamK7zuZ6DjrOBUyr9vqJKG_v0lFBiKLwyRjTmK4PMeGjQkxiMOxQQhCDJsZQpb1yfMDeTYZauTp8h4t5iZcOF-BS8pOgQtOIi0NnbVCbLD-I_X8im8Sz4dD7GnZvd5XBXb_Yls_ZLbhKNxrfqYKoz8Du8udptpsKmy5D_77Y15tcecNBh-aJHnn/?1dmy&urile=wcm%3apath%3a%2Faphis_content_library%2Fsa_our_focus%2Fsa_animal_health%2Fsa_animal_disease_information%2Fsa_sheep_goat_health
The Annual Meeting of the American Goat Federation is held in conjunction with the American Sheep Industry National Convention in January each year. For the first time, the 2015 Annual Meeting will include a day of seminars for goat producers and others interested in increasing their knowledge about production and health issues. Everyone is invited to attend, the there will be no fees for the Seminars this year.
The goals of the National Scrapie Eradication Program are to eradicate classical Scrapie from the United States in order to meet the World Health Organization for Animal Health (OIE) criteria for disease freedom. Reaching these goals will open markets that are now closed to US goats, and producers may be able to export genetics and product to other countries where there is a great interest in our live genetically improved goats. Also, with Scrapie eradicated in the US, our domestic herds will no longer be at risk. The nature of the disease is such that goats do not usually show symptoms until they are three to five years of age. By that time many animals have been sold to other breeders and are no longer in their herd of origin. The producer who obtained the animal did not know that it was infected at the time of purchase, thereby exposing their herd, sometimes for years before detection.
Why should goat producers care about Scrapie? We often hear that goats don't hardly get Scrapie, and the percent of documented incidence is low, but according to the latest information from USDA, there are only two active cases of Scrapie in the United States, and both are in goats. When a Scrapie case is confirmed, the federal officials will always go back to the herd of origin, as this is where the animal was likely infected. By complying with the National Scrapie Eradication Program regulations (which are mandatory), herd owners will not only be helping eradicate Scrapie from US goats, but they will be protecting their own herds.
Many goat producers don't realize that no matter how many goats or what type of goats they own, producers are required to keep records of animals born, acquired or leaving their herd. Not only will accurate records be helpful to trace the disease origin, but they can protect your herd in case a herd with a Scrapie diagnosis and incomplete or inaccurate records may have federal officials looking at your herd records.
Because the US cannot yet be declared "Scrapie free", the cost to the US sheep and goat industries is estimated to be over $20 million, annually. With no live animal test available for goats, the NSEP has a 3-tiered approach to eradicate the disease:
Unfortunately, given the nature of the goat industry, there are not enough aged goats going through slaughter channels to allow adequate surveillance. This is why goat producers are a vital component to helping eradicate Scrapie from the US goat herds, and to having the United States become a "Scrapie free" country.
Today USDA continues its commitment to the future of agriculture by unveiling www.usda.gov/newfarmers, a one-stop shop for new and beginning farmers entering agriculture. It's a practical, workable tool that will help farmers and ranchers of tomorrow tap into the range of USDA resources today. Featuring direct links to USDA programs and services, as well as case studies about how USDA support is being put to work to for America's agriculture future, usda.gov/newfarmers is a welcome new resource.
New and beginning farmers and ranchers are as diverse as American agriculture itself. They are veterans entering agriculture after their military service and immigrants new to the country. They are farmers returning to the land after long absences and young people taking on their first jobs. They are professionals entering agriculture in their post-retirement years, and new couples raising tomorrow's farm families.
Read the press release. Help us spread the word about www.usda.gov/newfarmers ! Visit www.usda.gov/newfarmers. Learn about what USDA has to offer the next generation of farmers. Use #newfarmers to support America's farmers and ranchers of tomorrow.
In February 2012, Tom Boyer, then President of the Board of the American Goat Federation (AGF) participated in meetings as a member of the working group on Q fever. This group is comprised of three state public health or state veterinarians, two academic Coxiella researchers, one USDA small ruminant epidemiologist, and one Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Coxiella specialist who is also a veterinarian, along with three industry representatives; one from the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, one from the ASI and one from the AGF. Dr. Ann Garvey, the Iowa State Public Health Veterinarian, is coordinating the group.
Q Fever is caused by the bacterium Coxiella burnetii. It is a disease of worldwide proportions affecting both humans and livestock. It first made national news when the Netherlands experienced a large outbreak of Q fever, which resulted in thousands of people being infected and a dozen or so fatalities in 2007. There were as many as 50,000 goats and a smaller number of sheep slaughtered in reaction to this outbreak. For the most part, Q fever's effect on humans is minor, generally causing fatigue and flu-like systems, and can be treated with antibiotics. The disease can be transmitted to the general public through infected raw milk; however, pasteurized milk and milk products are safe to use. It is believed that the biggest risk comes from breathing the bacterium when cleaning barns or livestock birthing areas, particularly those of cattle, sheep and goats.
According to the CDC, Q fever causes abortions in goats and sheep, and to a lesser degree in cattle. Animals acquire Q fever through contact with reproductive fluids and milk from infected animals. Medical health professionals are concerned because in areas where infected
animals are present, veterinarians, meatpacking workers and farmers are at risk for contracting Q fever. Humans are very susceptible to the disease and are easily infected through contact and even inhalation, when they are exposed to birthing fluids and material from infected animals. Because the bacterium is extremely hardy and resistant to heat, drying and many common disinfectants, it can survive for long periods of time in barns and corrals. The human incidence of this disease and the growing indication that it has long term effects is the reason for the involvement of the CDC in this working group. The American Goat Federation was invited to participate as the representative of the goat industry because goat producers, from all segments of the industry are and can be affected by this disease.
The American Meat Institute's (AMI) July 2013 edition, Rev.1, Recommended Animal Handling Guidelines & Audit Guide: A Systematic Approach to Animal Welfare that's credited to Dr. Temple Grandin of Colorado State University is an aggregation of voluntary humane handling programs that goes beyond USDA/FSIS regulatory requirements involving humane handling.
Some of the content contained within the AMI guidelines are advanced recommendations that when examined closely, could become harbingers of things to expect of future FSIS/USDA directives and notices.
Already USDA/AMS governmental auditors are required to attend the Professional Animal Auditor Certification Organization (PAACO) training classes, pass the written exam and perform three shadow audits prior to receiving their PAACO certification.
Many of the private humane handling auditors that are contracted by the Wal-Mart's and McDonald's are PAACO certified or hold an equivalent qualification. PAACO holds several certification courses each year. It can take a year or more to be accepted because of the large amount of people who try to attend from around the world.
USDA/AMS auditors are presently performing humane handling audits at pre-approved USDA harvesting establishments that qualify to supply fresh boneless beef and or frozen ground beef for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
Approved suppliers to the NSLP are required to have a written humane handling program that's based on the AMI's latest animal handling guidelines. In addition, the NSLP requires that someone who is PAACO certified (or an equivalent) train the establishment employee's who work in the corrals and perform internal audits. The AMI's guideline contains audit forms for lamb, pigs and cattle.
Know that presently the FSIS does NOT require harvesting establishment to have written humane handling programs. Prudent harvesting companies do have such a program in place as perceptive establishments base their written program on the most recent AMI's humane handling guidelines while including references to germane USDA/FSIS directives.
If one connects the AMI's humane handling guidelines with present academia studies regarding enteric and exterior pathogens (including parasites) that are naturally inherent with livestock, the end result is a fountainhead of pragmatic and preventive measures that can truncate measurably and quantifiably, pathogens downstream during transportation, corralling and ultimately the harvesting of livestock; incluidng the meat quality.
Cases in point: Trailer maintenance
The conditions of the trailers should be kept as clean as possible. There should be no protruding objects and the floor of the trailers must be non-slip. Ideally, the trailers should be cleaned after each load of livestock.
Past studies involving DNA tracking show cross contamination can occur from one load of cattle to another regarding E. coli O157:H7 and the six NON O157:H7 STECS.
The hog industry routinely steam cleans their trailers in order to eschew diseases.
Often the problem with sub-contracted livestock truck transporters, opposed to the pig transporters, is there's no present requirement to ensure trailers are cleaned between loads of cattle: unless the harvesting establishment requires it and enforces their policies.
Loading practices/driving practices
Statistics have clearly shown that overloading livestock increases bruises and injuries that result with adverse results to meat quality. Driving conditions that avoid sudden stops and accelerations will also help preclude bruises and injuries.
Water, water trough and pen conditions
Keeping the water and the water troughs clean on a regular cleaning and change-out schedule (including the addition of chlorine tablets and salt licks) can help reduce the possibility of cross contamination of pathogens from one animal to another. Regular cleaning of the corral floors can also help reduce cross contamination of pathogens while contemporaneously reducing slips and falls that can result with injuries and bruises.
Scheduling deliveries
Pre-planned scheduling of deliveries of livestock plays an important role that in most circumstances can help sidestep FSIS's 28-hour law (49 USC 80502 – requiring trucks to stop and provide animals with food, water and rest).
USDA/FSIS regulations (9 CFR 313.2) require that if livestock are held in the corrals longer than 24 hours they must be fed. Feeding livestock prior to the knocking creates marked increases of ingesta from shackling through head removal downstream on the kill floor- even if the esophagus is tied or clipped.
Dr. Grandin is unequivocally a walking genius regarding the humane handling of animals. She's that bright and that commonsensical.
When you factor in talented people like Erika Voogd, Mike Simpson, Janet Riley and members of the AMI's humane handling committee, among others, the collective results is the perspicacious AMI guidelines.
My next blog will examine Bio-security, the FSIS Humane Handling Activities Tracks Systems (HATS) and then we'll begin focusing on pathogenic interventions that some are practicing in the corrals leading up to the final chute.
(Excerpts for this blog were derived from the AMI's July 2013 recommended guidelines for animal's edition)Source: http://www.meatingplace.com/Industry/Blogs/Details/48409
Gail Keirn, APHIS Legislative and Public Affairs (970-266-6007)
USDA Expands Research on Larger Dog Breeds for Use in Livestock Protection
Taking on an adult grizzly bear or a pack of wolves is a lot to ask of a livestock protection dog, but it's a task they willingly take to protect their herds from predation. For centuries, livestock protection dogs have helped ranchers protect livestock from coyotes, feral dogs, foxes, and mountain lions. Without them, thousands of sheep, lambs, and calves would be killed or injured each year.
Livestock protection dogs grow up and live with their herd, patrolling the perimeters of grazing areas to ward of potential predators. Now, with the recovery and expansion of populations of grizzly bears and wolves, current breeds of livestock protection dogs— like the Great Pyrenees, Komondors, and Akbash— are losing many of the fights. They are no match for these larger predators.
To help producers in western States cope with the rising number of large carnivores on the landscape, USDA's Wildlife Services (WS) program and its research arm the National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC) are leading an effort to identify more suitable breeds of livestock protection dogs. In 2013, NWRC researchers began a multi-year study to determine the effectiveness of larger, more assertive European dog breeds at protecting livestock from grizzly bears and wolves in Idaho and Montana. WS Deputy Administrator William Clay recently directed that this project be expanded to Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.
"Finding suitable dog breeds for use as livestock protection dogs against wolves and bears not only helps us safeguard livestock and the livelihoods of ranchers, but also enhances and encourages coexistence between people and large predators" states Deputy Administrator Clay.
Researchers and their partners are importing young Kangal, Karakachan, and Cão de Gado Transmontano dogs from Europe and placing them with producers to acclimate and bond to sheep. The dogs' movements and behaviors are monitored using global position system (GPS) collars and direct observations. Care is taken to monitor for negative behaviors in the dogs, such as aggression towards other dogs, livestock, or humans or an inability to bond to livestock. Data is also being gathered on wolf and grizzly bear activities and movements in the study areas. Researchers hope to learn whether the European breeds can protect livestock from wolves and bears while also exhibiting appropriate temperaments for living with livestock in pens and on open lands.
Large carnivores, such as wolves and grizzly bears, were rare in the 1980s and '90s when WS first published its research and guidance on the use of livestock protection dogs. For more information on livestock protection dogs, please visit the following:


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Submitted on Пон, 11/30/2015 - 8:15pm
By the Bristol IWW - Bristol IWW, November 30, 2015
1. You're having problems at your workplace. You may not be getting your correct pay, or your correct sickness pay, or holiday entitlement, but you are unsure what to do because you haven't got anything written, or you do but it doesn't make any sense to you and nobody has bothered to explain it to you.
You want to do something about it, but you don't really know what your rights are and what the law says. You may be bullied, harassed or intimidated by colleagues and/or managers, and feel isolated and depressed. Or, perhaps, you may actually like your job, get on with your colleagues and not have any problems at all with it. You may be unemployed, or a student or a retired person. You may think you have nothing in common with people in different circumstances, but we think you do: we think you should all join the IWW. In the IWW we believe that whether you are in work or not right now, you are still part of a society based on paid work and as such you will be affected by it at some point or other.
In the IWW we believe you don't join the union only when you have a problem that you need an "expert" to fix; we think you should join anyway because being in a grassroots union is a key element of being involved and engaged with the world you live in. We think everyone has the right to take control and power back over their lives and work. We think everyone has the right to learn about employment rights and legislation and become their own "expert". We become "experts" through formal training courses in casework and organising, but mostly we learn informally, by sharing knowledge and skills and supporting each other. We are grassroots, we are democratic, and we are fighters.
2. You are a member now, and suddenly you do have problems in your workplace. Your manager may have decided to change your terms and conditions and demanded you to accept. You may notice you are not getting paid all the hours you are working. You may be under a lot of stress and pressure at work and have to take time off work sick because of it. Who you gonna call? The Wobblies! You arrange to meet with one of our caseworkers and go through things with them. You finally have someone to talk to who will listen to you and give you guidance and support, help you understand the law and what to do.
In the IWW we believe in EMPOWERMENT not delegation: we don't do things FOR you, we do things WITH you. Once you have a clearer idea of the options available to you, it is up to you to decide what steps to take, knowing that the IWW will have your back. The IWW can help you in many different ways, from standard workplace procedures such as grievances and disciplinaries to more complex casework such as supporting you to take your case to an Employment Tribunal if appropriate. All these words and expression may mean nothing to you at the beginning, and you may feel overwhelmed by it all, but slowly, with the help of your IWW rep, you will become your own "expert". You will start to understand, learn and feel empowered: knowledge is power.
3. So, your case is ongoing and we are following the standard procedures. We may be supporting to write formal demands to your employer, attending meetings alongside you, helping you to find a good solicitor, advocating on your behalf with your employer or other organisations (such as ACAS).
Sometimes though things don't work, maybe because your employer is not responding, or because the nature of your employment is such that standard procedures are not appropriate. So, what happens then? Simple: we use direct action. We get together, because together we are stronger, and we get your case "out there". We may ask people to call or write to your employer and complain about they way they are treating you. We may ask for a boycott of the company you are working for. We may get in touch with local and national press to publicise your case. We may hold a demonstration at your workplace until your employer meets your demands.
This is what we have done recently for one of our members who had her wages withheld by the cafe she worked at. And just in case you are wondering, yes, it did work: direct action does get the goods! Read our report about it "What's outrageous? Unpaid wages!".
4. All is over now, your employer has seen sense and you are in the pub celebrating with the Wobblies and your friends. You will feel knackered. You will also feel thrilled, energised, inspired. You will look at yourself in the mirror and know you have had the guts to stand up for your rights, no matter how stressful it has been. You have learned that you are not alone, and you will never feel alone again when standing up to your boss because the IWW will always have your back. So, what next? Well, if you haven't already done so, you could complete our training courses in casework and organising. You will now have the knowledge and skills to support people in the same situation, and you will have a personal understanding of how it feels to have a dispute with your employer and WIN. The sky is our only limit, for us Wobblies!
Submitted on Пон, 11/30/2015 - 8:03pm
We prepared this short piece after several comrades were badjacketed in public and with pictures on social media at the 4th Precinct Shutdown. We believe those individual cases have been dealt with, and don't wish to cause unnecessary division by complaining, or publicly calling any group or individual out. Instead, this is intended to provoke reflection, and conversation, amongst all of us, as to how to deal with the suspicions we may have of people we don't know in our growing movements, without creating the sorts of divisions among ourselves that does the work of the State and the police for them. We intend to act in solidarity with those who know how to act in solidarity.
We ask that all organizations and groups working for a better world in which we have killed White Supremacy, Capitalism, and all other forms of oppression, consider that (1) none of us represent the mandate of all the people, (2) that we may have instead genuine and important strategic and tactical differences between ourselves about the best ways to accomplish that world, (3) that we will not win by pretending these differences do not exist, or dictating against difference, but instead by engaging on these differences in the most democratic and least hierarchical ways possible.
Therefore, we ask that groups and individuals read this document against the practice ofbadjacketing, discuss it, and consider publicly endorsing here that we will refrain from the practices of badjacketing. This is not a call to be lax about security; indeed, many of us have been very involved in the provision of security at the Fourth Precinct. Instead, it is a call to be democratic and accountable about our security practices. Please indicate your endorsement in the comments below.
Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party, and Anna Mae Aquash of AIM.
Every time people organize for liberation, autonomy, and a better world, the state and the bosses try to crush our movements. They don't particularly care how they do it, but they don't want to work hard. It's easier for them, if we do it for them.
But perhaps the easiest and most effective thing they can do to neutralize and destroy our movements for liberation is to encourage us to act paranoid and to refuse each other's solidarity. One of the most effective techniques for this is called jacketing (aka 'snitchjacketing,' 'badjacketing,' or 'bad-rapping'), and it's when one of our own (or a paid infiltrator) accuses others without cause or evidence of being a infiltrator, threat, or security risk.
BADJACKETING: creating suspicion, by spreading rumors or unsubstantiated accusations, that people are undercovers, infiltrators, snitches, or cooperators. Sometimes this is done out of fear and paranoia. But normally, those who 'lay jackets' on others want to consolidate their control over a movement and feel threatened in their authority. It's a favorite tactic of the State in destroying movements of liberation.
BADJACKETING: creating suspicion, by spreading rumors or unsubstantiated accusations, that people are undercovers, infiltrators, snitches, or cooperators. Sometimes this is done out of fear and paranoia. But normally, those who 'lay jackets' on others want to consolidate their control over a movement and feel threatened in their authority. It's a favorite tactic of the State in destroying movements of liberation.
These tactics of the state and the police go together, and jacketing often leads to direct violence and the destruction of movements. If you're still reading, let's take a look at two well known regional cases: the State assassination of Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton and Mark Clark (1969), and the murder of American Indian Movement militant and Anna Mae Aquash (Mi'kmaq) (1975).
Submitted on Вто, 11/24/2015 - 5:58pm
By the IWW General Executive Board, November 22, 2015
The General Executive Board of the Industrial Workers of the World declares solidarity with the people standing up to the police state in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Black lives absolutely matter.
Standing up to the oppressive, murderous, and racist police occupation in north Minneapolis is just and we support it.
We stand in solidarity with everyone who stands up against oppression, and the racist violence of the police against people of color.
We pledge our solidarity with this struggle for justice and change that goes beyond reform. We pledge our solidarity with the people in north Minneapolis who deserve to live their lives without fear of being murdered by the police because of their economic status, where they live, or color of skin.
We stand in solidarity with protesters at the 4th Police precinct in north Minneapolis and stand in solidarity with the occupation until there is justice for Jamar Clark and the police are no longer a racist, classist, occupying army in north Minneapolis.
In solidarity and for total liberation,
-the Industrial Workers of the World General Executive Board
Submitted on Чет, 11/19/2015 - 4:38pm
By Communications Officer - Bristol IWW, November 14, 2015
Fellow Wobblies and supporters, Bristol Communications Officer here to report on the wet but very successful solidarity demo held this morning in Bristol outside Cafe Amore!
We organised the demo in solidarity with Fellow Worker Bonny, who worked at Cafe Amore for a while and was not paid the full wages she was owed after quitting. Bristol IWW union representative assisted her in writing a demand letter to the cafe's boss, which Bonny then delivered by hand a week ago accompanied by fellow Wobblies. During the week, the boss paid her some of the money she was owed but not all of it, and didn't provide a clear explanation as to why he couldn't pay the whole amount, and when he would do so.
So, on we went this Saturday to hold a solidarity demo demanding the cafe's boss to pay Bonny her wages, as well as to highlight the bad practices that Cafe Amore use on their staff – unpaid trials, underpaying migrant staff, and forced unpaid overtime. Despite the relentless rain, we had a very successful demonstration attended by around 30 people, with many members and supporters of the IWW, and members of Bristol SolNet.
Before the start of the demo, Bonny went in the cafe accompanied by her union rep and other members of the IWW to renew her demand and hand out flyers to customers. The boss was very aggressive towards them, making excuses as to why he hadn't been able to pay Bonny's full wages, and being very vague as to when he would pay her the remaining amount. He then went on to tell another IWW member who was trying to talk to customers to "get out of here or I'll beat you up" in front of all the customers.
We stood outside the cafe for an hour, handing out flyers and singing songs in support of Bonny, and having lots of fun Wobbly-style! Lots of passers-by stopped to ask us what was going on and expressed interest and support for Bonny and what we were doing. But, Cafe Amore's boss still hasn't paid Bonny all the money she's owed! Bristol IWW will carry on holding weekly solidarity demos outside Cafe Amore until Bonny's paid up all the money she's owed. Keep checking our blog and, especially, our Facebook page and Twitter feed (links on the right) and, if Bonny still doesn't get paid, see you on Saturday 21 November at 12pm outside Cafe Amore (which is on Nelson Street, next to Holland & Barrett). Or, as we put it today in our chants: Pay Bonny her money and we'll go away / Pay Bonny her money or we're here to stay!
Do you also work in the bar & hospitality sector – bars, pubs, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, catering, etc? Does any of this sound familiar to you? The IWW has just launched a campaign to support and organise workers in these businesses. You can read our statement here: statement. We have also written an article on local paper "The Bristol Cable" highlighting the issues of bar & hospitality workers in Bristol. You can read it here: article.
If Bonny's situation sounds familiar to you, and you need help and support to stand up to bully bosses who don't pay wages and treat their workers like doormats, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
We are a grassroots union that uses direct action methods to support workers to fight back for their rights. This is what we can offer you: training to know Employment Law and (where possible) use it to get what you want; training to represent your Fellow Workers in grievance and disciplinary meetings; training to organise your co-workers so you can speak as one voice, and get more influence over what goes on at work; and, finally, TRAINING TO WIN – better terms and conditions, better pay, and less bullying from your boss!
Industrial Workers of the World
General Headquarters
PO Box 180195, Chicago, IL 60618, USA
tel: (773) 728-0996
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Frozen All Natural Dinner Sized Italian Style Seasoned Meatballs32 oz. | Servings: 11
Adding delicious flavor in a sandwich or on top of a pasta dish, our frozen Italian style meatballs are sure to please the whole family.
Cooking Instructions
Microwave: Place 16 frozen meatballs in a microwave-safe dish and cover. Microwave on high (100% power) for 2¼ minutes, or until heated through.
NOTE: Microwave ovens can vary due to wattage, age and line voltage. Time can also vary due to initial temperature of product, size and shape of product, and standing time. Cooking times given are approximate.
Oven: Preheat oven to 350ºF. Spread frozen meatballs evenly on an ungreased cookie sheet. Place in center of the oven and bake for 15 to 20 minutes.
Keep frozen
Unopened and Stored in Freezer: Should be used within 1 year
Nutrition Facts
Calories 190 Calories from Fat 100 Protein 13g Total Fat 12g % Daily Value Total Fat 12g 18% Saturated Fat 3.5g 17% Trans Fat 0g 0% Cholesterol 55mg 18% Sodium 610mg 26% Total Carbohydrates 8g 3% Dietary Fiber 0g 0% Sugar 2g 0% Protein 13g 0% Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0% Iron 6% Calcium 2% Serving Size 3 meatballs (85 g) Servings per container About 5 Ingredients: Ground Turkey, Bread Crumbs (Wheat Flour, Salt, Yeast, Soybean Oil), Water, contains 2% or less of Salt, Sugar, Maltodextrin, Whey Powder, Spices, Romano Cheese (Pasteurized Part-Skim Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes), Parmesan Cheese (Part-Skim Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes), Dextrose, Onion Powder, Garlic Powder, Parsley, Natural Flavors, Spice Extractives, Vinegar, Vegetable Oil. Contains Wheat and Milk.