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SALISBURY — Salisbury Police Sergeant Mark Hunter passed away Thursday at Rowan Regional Medical Center of an apparent heart attack.
Hunter spent more than 20 years on the force and worked as a patrol officer, drug investigator and most recently as a sergeant. He was 51.
Police Chief Rory Collins said Hunter's sudden passing stunned the department, but Hunter's legacy will be in his love for law enforcement and the community.
"He was somebody who always worked exceptionally hard and did everything he could to represent the police department and the profession that we're in as best he could and he always gave it his best," Collins said Thursday morning.
Hunter, a U.S. Army veteran, leaves behind a wife, five children and five grandchildren.
Capt. Melonie Thompson was partnered with Hunter when she first joined the force.
"My whole career has been with him. We rode together. We were on the SAFE team together when it first started," Thompson said. "I think the biggest thing about him was his love for the community and his love for children. Little kids would run up to him and want to hug him. He just really loved children in the neighborhoods."
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Taking a break from Atheism: The Case Against God by George H. Smith and flying through Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. Definitely a libertarian book, especially for technology and anti-IP enthusiasts.
Aw, man, where do I begin, hahaha.
Okay, so I'm giving a nice re-read to Anthony de Jasay's absolutely astounding book Justice and Its Surroundings. It's intellectual rigour, honesty, and scrutiny I admire so much. He truly is one of my favorite libertarian thinkers today. Consider on pg.9, where when mentioning about exclusion costs (the cost of preventing unauthorized access to valuables - the nature of property, really) and who should provide resources: "The all-voluntary private and the all-coercive state alternative are crude, simplified markers, standing for the two extremes of the range of conceivable solutions." This honesty makes me respect him all the more - who is able to admit reasonable, logical flaws, but also able to state that before resorting to politics, we should see all the answers.
Anyways, I have 9 damn books on the way. I should probably list them all off, and I love the potential each of them are going to bring to my knowledge of the world. So let's begin!
1) Men Against the State by James J. Martin. I'm getting this and the next two books for free. I love it - wonderful history of individualist anarchism.
2) "State Socialism" by Benjamin Tucker. Absolutely great to finally have this - and for free, too, thanks to a guy I met who knows someone who owns the publication company of this and the above book. It's really great, honestly. He also was considering sending me a copy of The Ego and Its Own - a different edition than the one I have. Really cool stuff.
3) Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris. Okay, so personally I have found everything Sam Harris has said in debates against religious people to be abysmal and unhistorical. I find New Atheism - while good at attacking general criticisms to fundamentalism (I do it, too!) - to be abysmal in understanding Biblical Scholarship and many times philosophy (neuroscience is to the practice of morals as it is to the practice of mathematics). However, this was free, and an audiobook. Intellectual honesty must hold - so I will dig into this, and listen carefully and with all reason.
4) The Burial of Jesus: History and Faith by James McGrath. I'm really excited to get this, and by the looks of the shipping information, it's going to get here first. McGrath outlines and talks about historical methodology and its relation to the burial of Jesus, and taking various takes and what not. I know he also makes a defense to have Christianity based upon personal experience, which I can easily contend with, seeing as I'm an existentialist Christian like Soren Kierkegaard and Dostoevsky (though not a fideist, all the more to be excited about this work).
5) The Lost Christianities: The Battles for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew by Bart Ehrman. A wonderful introduction to the history of the development of the New Testament canon. I bought it since it was $2 on amazon, however I should have probably gotten Ehrman's introduction to the New Testament. Probably will later down the road, but this specific topic interests me a lot, and I know Ehrman won't disappoint.
6) At the Origins of Christian Worship: The Context and Character of Earliest Christian Devotion by Larry Hurtado. I think this is another incredibly interesting piece of work. A keen understanding of how early Christianity worshipped, etc., using hard scholarship is a fantastic necessity of understanding one's faith and letting it mature. Really cool stuff.
7) The Early History of God: Yahweh and the Other Deities in Ancient Israel by Mark Smith. This is another book I'm extremely excited for. It uses archaeological evidence, along with epigraphic, anthropological, textual criticism, etc. to show how early Israel was polytheistic and how this polytheism worked. Incredibly great information I think everyone interested in history, and any Christian/Jew, should read. Very good stuff. I think Daniel Sanchez, as well, would be fascinated by the information in this book. Very cool information.
8) How on Earth Did Jesus Become a God?: Historical Questions about Earliest Devotion to Jesus by Larry Hurtado. Like the other book I'm getting from Larry Hurtado, this outlines early Christian worship and the development of how Jesus came to be deified. Again, the scholarship and information (especially footnotes, hehe) I'm most interested in. Very cool historical information of Christian origin using critical scholarship.
9) Studying the New Testament: A Fortress Introduction by Bruce Chilton, Deirdre Joy Good. Deidre Good has a PhD from Harvard, I believe, in Biblical studies. This book is a great introduction - and a very simple one, at that, for looking at the methodological approach and understanding of how to study the New Testament, and what critical scholars do and use in this process of studying it. Very useful information here. Anyone wanting to understand the New Testament should probably start here, and then pick up Ehrman's introduction to the New Testament, along with books depending on the topic. Really great stuff.
I'm incredibly excited. My wallet should be, too, considering how I raped it in the process of buying this stuff. I wonder how I'm going to take the girlfriend out to dinner tomorrow...
Regardless, I hope these books peek some of you guys' interests. Spreading information is great.
Recently I finished reading Robert Murphy's Study Guides to MES and HA, Mises' Causes of the Economic Crisis, Clash of Group Interests, and Liberty and Property, and Will Durant's The Renaissance. I'm still plugging away at Hayek's Constitution of Liberty. I'm about halfway through Rothbard's Economic Controversies. And I'm listening to Durant's The Reformation and reading a bunch of poems by William Blake.
Finished Little Brother. Overall I thought it was pretty good, although some parts felt rushed and the ending seemed abrupt. Still a good read, though.
Right now I'm reading The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. After a story or two I might get back into Atheism: The Case Against God. I think I'm about 30% through.
Daniel, what did you think of Bob's study guides?
They're great! Bob has an excellent way of re-phrasing difficult concepts such that they are clear. And he's great at drawing out interesting technical difficulties raised by Mises' and Rothbard's positions.
I'm between stories in Sherlock Holmes and between chapters in Atheism, so I've started to read Human Action. It's been sitting on my shelf since Christmas and I kind of want to read the stuff I have on my shelf before diving into all the books on my Kindle. I'm still only 30% through Atheism, and so far it's been a quick read, so if I need to restart it, I can do so without too much trouble.
I recently finished reading Economic Controversies by Rothbard, The Reformation by Durant, The Anti-Capitalist Mentality by Mises, and the selections of William Blake in the Norton Anthology of English Literature. And I re-read History Begins at Sumer by Samuel Noah Kramer. I'm also reading the Epic of Gilgamesh, and I'm re-reading volume 1 of Durant's Story of Civilization to live blog it at the Academy Blog. I'm about to start The Age of Reason Begins by Durant. And a new Nook is finally on its way to me! So I won't need to punish my eyes and ears so much by reading/listening on my iPhone and computer. I'm not sure what I'll read on it once it arrives. I might relax a bit and read random articles from the 1911 Encyclopedia Brittanica volumes I found in epub format on archive.org.
What did you think of "The Anti-Capitalist Mentality" by Mises? (It's the only one on that list that I've read.)
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
Rabbi Lapin: "Let's make bricks!"
Stephan Kinsella: "Say you and I both want to make a German chocolate cake."
Just finishing up FDR: My Exploited Father In-law by Curtis B. Dall. Incredibly interesting book and great behind-the-scenes look at some interesting moments and players in history. Highly recommend
I read Peter Boettke's "What Went Wrong with Economics?" I wish I would have read it earlier, because I wrote an article on almost exactly the same topic.
Just a note. I finished Chabon's Final Solution a few weeks back.
Its a very quick read, but could have actually been shorter for the amount of story it contains. I love Chabon's attitude toward plot and genre fiction, but this particular experiment could be skipped.
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What did you think of "The Anti-Capitalist Mentality" by Mises? (It's the only one on that list that I've read.)
Definitely one of his best short works. It's so great to read Mises actually using the thymological method that he explains in Theory and History. His discusson of high "society" was especially excellent.
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It's easy to refute an argument if you first misrepresent it. William Keizer
Started Henry Hazlitt's "Thinking as a science". After reading 3 chapters took a break, as the author strongly suggested studying logic first, which just coincided with my concerns about complete ignorance in this field. So I've just downloaded "Elementary lessons in logic" by W. Stanley Jevons that was actually proposed by Hazlitt. I hope I finish it within a month or two.
Also finished Oppenheimer's "The State" and brilliant "The politics of obedience. The discourse of voluntary servitude." by Etienne de la Boetie.
Just started reading The Greatest Story Never Told: Winston Churchill and the Crash of 1929. Basically all about what he was doing in America during the crash. Parties with Baruch ect... so far its pretty interesting. Just read the will of Cecil Rhodes...
I've been reading about 1,500 pages worth of book excerpts, scholarly papers, and news articles for an upcoming Critical Review conference on libertarianism. Because of this I haven't actually finished Menger's Principles yet (but, pretty much there). -_- I've also started reading Steven Horwitz' Microfoundations and Macroeconomics.
Recently finished Freedom and Economic Interventionism as well as Marxism Unmasked by Mises and Volume 7 (The Age of Reason Begins) and Volume 8 (The Age of Louis XIV) of Will Durant's 11-volume history The Story of Civilization.
I've been reading Hayek's Law, Legislation, and Liberty, James Scott's Seeing Like a State, some articles about Zomia and swidden agriculture and property customs in Zomia. I've also been reading a bunch of other books from the Mises Institute.
A couple weeks ago, I finished reading Volume 9 (The Age of Voltaire), Volume 10 (Rousseau and Revolution), and Volume 11 (The Age of Napoleon) of Will Durant's The Story of Civilization, thus completing my reading of that wonderful series. Never before have 10,000 pages passed so delightfully. I only wish Durant had lived to 110, so I could read thousands of pages more by him on western history after 1815.
I am reading The Social Atom by Mark Buchanon. Basically the book debunks the myth that humans make decisions rationally and criticizes conventional economists and market forecasters. The author examines the social and psychological aspects of humans, particularly the behavior of humans when they are grouped. Buchanon studies why otherwise normal humans engage in warfare, hatred of ethnic groups, herding behavior, etc. Fascinating stuff.
I'm reading American Desperado: My Life by Jon Roberts and Evan Wright.
I think this will be an interesting read:
"Never before have 10,000 pages passed so delightfully."
When you read something that extensive and in depth, do you take notes? If not, do you find that you retain what you read, or do you just enjoy the experience of reading and know that some of it will stick but some won't? I would like to take on a project like that but it sounds daunting to me!
If I'm reading on my Nook, I'll make bookmarks, hightlights, and notes from time to time.
For me it's not just about retention, but familiarity with the book. Later when I want to make a connection in something I'm writing to something I've read, I'll know how to find the fact or insight, even if I don't remember everything about it off the top of my head.
That makes sense. I'm not actively reading it, but I started Conceived in Liberty a few months back and I have had the same experience of being familiar with the book. It's good to know that you don't need a photographic memory to benefit from a sweeping, epic history like that.
I'm reading articles from history journals by Soviet specialists on victims of Soviet famines and repression that I found here: http://sovietinfo.tripod.com/
I recommend especially the input of Ellman and Wheatcroft.
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
The Transformation of War and Rise and Decline of the State by Martin van Creveld.
The Myth of the Rational Voter by Bryan Caplan
Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea by C. Bradley Thompson
Just got a library copy of Human Action (3rd edition)! So, it begins...
The Economics and Ethics of Private Property
Man, Economy and State
Human Action
If I had a cake and ate it, it can be concluded that I do not have it anymore. HHH
I recently read and uploaded notest to Lachmann's The Market as an Economic Process. Since it's my intention to peddle the book as an important contribution here is the review: Lachmann's Kaleidoscopic Market.
Francis Bacon's Essays Counsel Civiil and Moral (plus The Wisdom of the Ancients)
and States and Illegal Things (Anthropology)
Kant: Critique of Pure Reason
Mises: Human Action
Marx: Capital, Vol. 3
Also dabbling in John Dewey's Human Nature and Conduct, which is very interesting.
A book on computer networks. It's only got a paragraph on SSL/TLS /facepalm
I'm currently reading Keynes Hayek and Ron Paul's rEVOLution.
Capital and its Structure - Ludwig Lachmann
Free Market Labor Struggle - Kevin Carson
The Anarch is to the Anarchist what the Monarch is to the Monarchist.
-Ernst Jünger
Epistemics and Economics - GLS Shackel
Capital Expectations and the Market Process - Ludwig Lachmann
"As in a kaleidoscope, the constellation of forces operating in the system as a whole is ever changing." - Ludwig Lachmann
"When A Man Dies A World Goes Out of Existence" - GLS Shackle
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SPIR is the Standard Portable Intermediate Representation that serves as a standardized, cross-platform IR for OpenCL. SPIR is based on the LLVM IR and the 2.0 provisional specification brings support for the portable encoding of OpenCL 2.0 device programs.
The SPIR 2.0 brings support for a generic address space, device-side kernel enqueue, C++11 atomics, and support for pipes. Besides the SPIR specification, Khronos also publishes a modified version of LLVM's Clang to generate SPIR from OpenCL C, a SPIR module verifier, and a few other pieces of software. SPIR 2.0 is based on LLVM/Clang 3.4.
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I am dying to get out there. the week before the 17th I am heading to the lease to put out some feeders and then its climbing stand all the way.
I am dying to get out there. the week before the 17th I am heading to the lease to put out some feeders and then its climbing stand all the way.
I think our season starts around the 15 of oct give or take a day or two. My first archery season, so I'm not ready and wont feel ready till I'm up in my stand. Havent shot my broadheads with the new bow yet, need to pull out the camo. May pick up some sent control stuff and a call or two. I'm excited, but my biggest dilema is waterfowl starts around the same time. Ducks in the morning archery in the evening.
"If Darwin saw the same sunrise and sunset, that I see from a duck marsh, or my tree stand; then he would know there is a God, and that He created all of it." -Ford-
Two days and counting folks. Deer, Bear, Cougar and Elk Tag in hand.
Here's a old video I made using it. Nothing fancy and no sound. I was using my Mini Action cam.
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I am even more excited today. I was showing my game cam pics to a guy I was working with and it turns out that I have an 8pt and a 6pt in my area. I thought they were the same deer but after looking at them side by side they are actually two different bucks. The 8 pt has tines coming straight up off the base and the 6pt doesn't but because of how the head was down I didn't really notice until today. I can't wait to get in a tree and see if I can bag one this year.
Bow is well tuned, tight & ready.....broadheads sharp & flying true......gear is all ready......elk, deer, bear & "wolf" tags in my wallet.........and I'm bummed.
Most of our archery seasons across the state opened yesterday (Aug 30), but recent high temps have been over 90 and worse, I'm stuck at work.
With everything going on, I'll probably end up waiting until a November late season deer/elk combo hunt, then hopefully be able to get a few days off.
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I don't think I've ever seen a treking pole quite like that.
I've cow called a bull elk in before that hung up just inside cover looking for an elk. One of the Montana Decoy cow elk would have brought him out the last few yards........kind of wondering if one of those Elk Mtn cow elk covers at the back of the pocket would do the same, then have the added benifit of walking stick and rifle shooting monopod.
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Okay, one more time at the range this morning doing my 40 shots round(5 arrows @ 30-40-50-60-50-40-30-20), finish buying grocery, load the rest of the stuff when my buddy gets here and we're off!!!
Should be there at around 5pm tonight, set camp and tomorrow at 5:16 am, we will be officially hunting!!!! Can't wait. This will be my first time hunting mule deer.
More than ready, I've been hunting since Aug 1st. And on Aug 27th, Archery deer and elk opened, tags in pack include Bear, Cougar, Elk, and Deer. All open now.
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Delivering one million reasons to end the war in Iraq: Chanting "money for levees, not for wars", 36 CODEPINK women wearing their reasons to end the war were arrested in front of the White House. Cindy Sheehan, wearing a picture of her son, Casey, was the first to be arrested.
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Monday, September 26, 2005Women Activists: Creative, Proud & Strong by Linda Milazzo I'd booked my flights six months in advance. Another trip to DC. Another political junket to be a mega-pixel in the ever-growing portrait of American discontent.
Before the war in Iraq, I'd hit the streets with the other dissidents, the right-wing dubbed un-patriotic, anti-troop throwbacks to the hippie era of Vietnam. I do cop somewhat to a measure of that identity. In the thirty-five years since 1970, I still don't like war, don't aspire to great wealth, or gravitate toward staid, wrinkle-free business wear. That's just not me.
The one thing that has changed, however, is for the first time in my political life I've become a "woman" activist. Not through a sex change or cross-dressing. Biologically I've always been a woman, but my activism never evolved through my gender. Certainly subconsciously, my politics were always influenced by being female, but I had never joined women's organizations, fought principally for women's issues, or felt comfortable in large or small groups of women. But even so, two and a half years ago, I joined the women's peace group, CODEPINK.
I'd started hearing about CODEPINK several months prior. But my interest toward the organization didn't fully peak until June 26, 2003, when CODEPINK women rented a suite at Los Angeles' famed Century Plaza Hotel to greet visiting despot George W. Bush. That evening, during a huge anti Bush demonstration, the group dropped a 45 foot pink slip from an upper balcony that draped across successive floors and spelled out, "Bush You Lied, You're Fired!" That was enough for me. The next day I got on the phone, located that evening's event, slipped in, and "pink slipped" up. From that moment on, barring a few personally instigated diva dips in the road, I've been CODEPINK devoted ever since.
And so, when September 22nd finally arrived, my day to fly to DC to sleep four nights in the temporary CODEPINK house, commandeered for a week to accommodate the many out of state CODEPINKers participating in the weekend's political actions, I thought about how tired I'd been lately, the menacing principal of my Adult School who would surely retaliate for my two day absence, and made the difficult decision to cancel my flights and stay home.
You see, until you've experienced a long weekend with CODEPINK, ensconced in one deliciously creative political action after another, you've never known what it's truly like to be out of breath for days on end. It's enthralling and exhausting, fulfilling and depleting, and focused on one thing and one thing only... achieving peace through non-stop, non-violent, ambitious, outrageous and over-the-top creative means. Indeed, the current face and pace of women activists are radically different from ever before.
Since the pioneer days of the suffragettes, who fought valiantly for women's rights, activist women have experienced a metamorphosis in method, mission and manner. "The early suffragettes were viewed with contempt, physically assaulted and even imprisoned. Later feminists were perceived by most men and many women as distasteful and threatening. Their critics deemed them unladylike and unfashionable.... Except for a small band of devoted husbands, fathers, boyfriends and friends, these hyper-independent freedom fighters usually fought alone. But current public opinion has shifted dramatically... In today's society, the once spurned feminist/activists are acknowledged as credible protagonists, skilled at social change. They are welcome partners to those who share their views and worrisome adversaries to those who do not. And in this imperiled new global world, imperially governed by George W. Bush.... highly evolved women activists are more necessary than ever." And so I've become one.
On Saturday morning, at home in Los Angeles, I watched C-SPANs coverage of the pre-march festivities. As the camera panned the massive crowd, I saw no one from CODEPINK. I wasn't at all surprised. You see, there is no time in CODEPINK to be still. There is no time to stand silently, listening to a procession of speakers. It's not out of disrespect for what the speakers have to say. It's out of lack of time for what CODEPINKers have to do. There's the store to stand up for the thousands who clamor for signature CODEPINK regalia. There's the pre-march gathering where CODEPINK gear is dispensed, chants are composed, and marching orders are delivered. In fact, there's so much shared adrenaline, most of the women had likely pre-envisioned the march from beginning to end... their hearts racing to pre-contrived rhythms, their shoulders naturally setting back as their postures assumed the powerful position of pride. Political yoga, perfectly balanced tai-chi, the honorable way of the Tao, flowing gracefully onward toward peace.
I understand the power of purpose and am desperately seeking peace. Later that Saturday morning, I went to our smaller pacific time rally and marched through downtown L.A. Ten thousand activists swarmed the streets of Los Angeles. Inventive signs were everywhere. I'd been too tired to keep up with CODEPINK in DC, but I had the strength to march through Los Angeles. As I marched, my heart raced to a pre-contrived rhythm and my shoulders set back in a position of pride. I was right where I needed to be.
This morning, Sunday morning, I turned on C-SPAN again. This time pro-war folk were on TV. A procession of speakers supporting the war in Iraq shouted tirade after tirade from their stage in DC, deriding the 300,000 peace makers crowded across the street. Their venom was palatable. The paltry audience, 300 in all, applauded the shredding of Cindy Sheehan and her passion for peace. They looked uncomfortable. They were obviously embarrassed that their turnout was so small. I observed their postures. Their shoulders were forward and their backs weren't straight. They'd stand a hell of a lot prouder if they'd just cross the street.
Linda Milazzo is a writer/educator/activist and member of CODEPINK.
Monday, September 26, 2005By Gayle Brandeis
I am sitting in my office at home as I write. It is wonderful to hear the sounds of my sleeping family fill the house, but it was so hard to leave the CODEPINK House in D.C. this morning. I sat on the airplane in tears, sending pink, peaceful thoughts to all the civil disobedience participants, wishing I could be there, putting my body on the line with them, getting arrested with everyone. It is so heartening to see how much press Cindy's arrest has received (especially after the disappointing coverage of Saturday's march). As I drove to teach my class tonight, Medea was on Pacifica radio, speaking about the events at the White House; it wasn't the same as being there, but it was close; just hearing her voice brought me back to D.C. and the amazing, inspiring camaraderie of the last few days.
I never liked the color pink until I connected with CODEPINK. It reminded me of Barbie dolls, princess parties. Now I can't get enough of it. Other women have told me they feel the same way. The color is ours now; not Mattel's, not Disney'sit represents power, and compassion, and peace. Earlier today, as I stood in an airport bathroom during a stop over, feeling sad about not being with everyone in D.C., I held my hand under the automatic soap dispenser. A glob of bright pink soap fell onto my palm, and it made me ridiculously happy.
It turns out that the colors pink and green are beautiful together. CODEPINK was well represented at the Green Festival on Sunday; the STOP THE NEXT WAR NOW event was incredibly inspiring, incredibly galvanizing.
Between speakers like Cindy Sheehan and Nina Utne and Camilo Mejia and songs from Pat Humphries and Sweet Honey in the Rock, the room was wide awake, electrified. Such an abundance of important voices in one room.
When spoken word artist Rha Goddess asked everyone in the room to hold hands and send our intentions out into the world, I could feel the energy build. Later, we were at Bus Boys and Poets, a fabulous restaurant/bookstore/ community-activism-gathering space owned by Andy Shallal, an Iraqi-American man who fed everyone at Camp Casey.
Peace also deeply affects the minds and bodies of those who are called upon to do the work. What I'm feeling right now, upon returning home, is the opposite of PTSD; it is more like a post-bliss syndrome. And I know the only way to heal this syndrome is to keep doing the work, to keep the bliss (and outrage) going; I know everyone who was with us in DC, in body and/or spirit, will continue on, as well.
Sunday, September 25, 2005
More action continues at the White House!
Last weekend, Karl Rove said that I was a clown and the antiwar movement was "non-existent." I wonder if the hundreds of thousands of people who showed up today to protest this war and George's failed policies know that they don't exist. It is also so incredible to me that Karl thinks that he can wish us away by saying we aren't real. Well, Karl and Co., we are real, we do exist and we are not going away until this illegal and immoral occupation of Iraq is over and you are sent back to the depths of whatever slimy, dark, and loathsome place you came from. I may be a clown Karl, but you are about to be indicted. You also preside over one of the biggest three ring, malevolent circuses of all time: the Bush administration. The rally today was overwhelming and powerful. The reports that I was arrested today were obviously false. The peace rally was mostly very peaceful. Washington, DC was filled with energetic and proud Americans who came from all over to raise their voices in unison against the criminals who run our government and their disastrous policies that our making our nation more vulnerable to all kinds of attacks (natural and "Bush" made disasters). I led the march for peace along side such venerable activists as the Reverends Al Sharpton, Bob Edgars, and Jesse Jackson, Jr., and Julian Bond. Two of our Congresswomen with cajones from California: Barbara Lee and Lynn Woolsey also led the march. Many people told me thank you for coming. I want to tell America "thank you!!" At the Camp Casey reunion this evening, I was so overcome with emotion and gratitude that I wanted to hug every citizen of this country. We in the Camp Casey movement are so proud and thrilled that America showed up in such great numbers.So much happened today! I am exhausted but very content. I am again filled with a renewed sense of hope that we will get our country back and get our troops home. I was also thrilled at the number of young people who came out today. That is another great sign that the side of good is winning. With the Reverends, we stopped in front of the White House and said a prayer. After the prayer, I said that we are light and they are darkness. Darkness can NEVER overcome the light, ever. As long as there is one spark, the darkness has lost. We will prevail, we will be victorious. The darkness has lost because our beacons of peace and truth are shining for the entire world to see. And it is a very pretty sight. Take that Karl.
We came for our children. We came for our grandchildren. We came because we couldn't not come. We came because it was the only thing that would keep us sane. We came because we were finally starting to feel hope again. We came to fulfil a life's dream. We came to expose the lies. We came to make a difference. We came to add our bodies to the numbers, to build the anti-war voice into a mighty roar. And there was a lot of roaring today, amidst the pink balloons, the pink slips, the pink banners, the pink wigs, the pink shirts and bags and shoes and flags (along with all the other colors surrounding us that made the day so rich).
There were times, marching down the streets of DC, when thousands of voices rose at once, a sonic whooping wave that swelled like a tide and rolled down the avenues, vibrating in our throats, our bellies, our chests, filling our bodies, filling the air. How could such a tidal wave of sound not lap into the walls of the Congress, the walls of the Senate, the walls of the White House (a house so shockingly, blazingly white, it looks like it must be freshly painted each day)? How could such a roar not shake things up, shake our administration to their core (if they indeed have a core, and not just a hollow abyss inside)? How could such a glorious racket not change the world? One of our chants started with a call --"Tell me what democracy sounds like!"; "This is what democracy sounds like!" was answered in response. As we scatter back to our homes in all corners of the country, we will carry that sound with us, we will keep it alive in our throats, and we will remember that even when we speak out individually, we are all adding to the chorus of peace.
What a wonderful day of comraderie and peace building! I awoke at the CODEPINK house this a.m. to the sounds of people arriving at the house from all over the country. Luggage bumping up stairs, coffee brewing, folks coming in to drop off vegan cookies. People chatting about favorite actions and strategies for uniting people. It was energizing. While my thoughts flitted around remembering names, faces, hooking up my digital recorder so I could interview folks with good stories, I kept having thoughts running through my head about the people about to be set upon hurricane Rita and the soldiers and Iraqis immersed in the havoc of equally out of control forces.
It is always a precarious line between using creative energy to focus awareness on issues and going over the top. But the Tidal Pool Paddle Boat action once again proved the amazing synchronicity of CODEPINK think. The action involved at least 22 women dressed in pink in the paddle boats you can rent at the tidal basin. We paddled across to the area in front of the Lincoln memorial with pink bamboo and paper umbrellas with messages such as "education not occupation" written on them and when we finally all got in synch and were lined up with banners stretching between boats, and umbrellas all visible from the Lincoln Memorial it felt right. Tourists loved the action. Several fathers were explaining to their children what we were doing and how dissent is a part of the democratic process. It was really nice to present a non-threating image to the kids. A CBS news team showed up and did a lot of taping when we were singing the new lyrics sung to the tune of American Pie that one "car" of people came up with on the way to the action.
Why Why Mr. President Why? The levees all brokenow the water's too highSpent all our cash on a war that's a lie You don't care if poor people dieYou don't care if Iraqis dieYou don't care if our soldiers diejust as long as your profits are high
Why Why Mr. President Why? The levees all brokenow the water's too highSpent all our cash on a war that's a lie You don't care if poor people dieYou don't care if Iraqis dieYou don't care if our soldiers diejust as long as your profits are high
Then it was back to the Pink House to prepare for a meet and greet and organize that was to occur later in the day. But before that we had a very large vigil in front of Walter Reed where injured soldiers are brought. The adversarial group across the street was rude, attacked us verbally hoping for confrontation, and were very noisy and disrespectful of the vets they supposedly support. As usual CODEPINK was about real issues of importance to the folks inside Walter Reed and the people across the street didn't really have a message other than just attacking CODEPINK. We just ignored them.
Then after the meet and greet for all the Pinkers who have come from Fort Worth, Portland, Chicago, North Carolina, San Diego LA San Francisco, New York.
A long day but fruitful. Truly inspiring to see all these women building rather than tearing down.
The day started what will be a long weekend of activism. It was only yesterday that we decided to organize an action today against the war profiteering of Halliburton in both Iraq and the Gulf Coast. We jumped into gearfinding the DC office, researching Halliburton's misdeeds, buying materials for props, making costumes and signs, coming up with chants and skits, writing a press release, calling the press, sending an alert out to other activists.
Then today at noon we showed up at Halliburton's door at 1150 16th St, NW in full pink regalia. We called ourselves the anti-corruption squad, and had costumes made out of pink camouflage material. We had a big banner that said Halliburton: Guiltyof Rape and Pillage. We made up two big sample contracts for $10 billion in Iraq and a multi-million one for Louisiana with pink xs to cancel them. We had computer print-outs of contacts to rip them up as part of our skit. And we had a big mask of Dick Cheney to mock him for his personal connections to Halliburton.
We also made up some great chants, like
Halliburton, Kellogg, Brown and Root,Go to Iraq and loot, loot, loot.Or
We're hear to say: Get out of Iraq.And to Halliburton: No more contracts.Or
How many contacts? Way too manyAnd for Halliburton, not another penny.
We chased Dick Cheney around the streets shouting:You can run but you can't hide,We can see your greedy side.
Halliburton, Kellogg, Brown and Root,Go to Iraq and loot, loot, loot.Or
We're hear to say: Get out of Iraq.And to Halliburton: No more contracts.Or
How many contacts? Way too manyAnd for Halliburton, not another penny.
We chased Dick Cheney around the streets shouting:You can run but you can't hide,We can see your greedy side.
We also did a great self-defense skit where we'd ask questions like Do you think Halliburton should get no-bid contacts? and the response would be karate-style moves and shouts of No, no, no no.
Aside from Reuters and progressive radio, most of the media who came were foreignlike the BBC, Canadian radio and a South African TV station. We also had a number of photographers.
The building security guard wouldn't let us upstairs to deliver a pink slip to Halliburton, so we had to leave it with the guard downstairs. (I wonder whether he'll really deliver it like he promised
) From there we went to the buildings of the World Bank, where our friends were holding a protest. We made the connection between the corporate-friendly policies of the World Bank and the corporate greed of Halliburton, and did our self-defense skit to the delight of passersby.
From there we went to the White House, where we caught Dick Cheney and tied him up in pink ribbon.
Just as we finished our skit, we noticed veteran journalist Helen Thomas emerging from inside the White House gate and asked her to come speak to us. She was feisty and supportive and wonderful. She took a CODEPINK pin and said she's try to join us at our Green Festival/CODEPINK book party on Sunday night (we have a great interview with her in our Stop the Next War Now book).
Finally, we took our anti-Halliburton message to Congress, where there is a letter circulating calling for a ban on all contacts to Halliburton because of their history of fraud, waste and corruption.
Calling for an end to war-profiteering from Gulf to Gulf was a great way to kick off the anti-war protests this week, and we had a great time doing it!
Tomorrow will be another active day, with our noon-time action tying Iraq and the hurricanes together. Then at 7pm we have our evening vigil at the Walter Reed hospital. Stay tuned for more updates as the days heat up
Monday, September 19, 2005
We're here in D.C. getting the house ready for the arrival of CODEPINK women from across the country, especially for "Girls' Night In" after the Walter Reed Vigil on Friday night.
Hope you can come join us from 9-11 pm for food, fun and preparation for the weekend's events!
Thursday, September 15, 2005Woolsey Bipartisan Forum on How to Bring the Troops Home from Iraq and RALLYBy Emily
I had the privilege of attending part of this morning's Bipartisan Hearing on Iraq convened by the brilliant and gutsy Congresswoman from California , Rep. Lynn Woolsey. Citing the need to "fill the policy vacuum and break the silence on Capitol Hill," Rep. Woolsey assembled a panel of regional experts, scholars and military strategists to testify on the unraveling situation in Iraq and propose sound exit strategies.
While I could only stay for an hour a group of us were asked to leave the tiny meeting room to make space for arriving Congressional representativesI did have the chance to hear notables panelists Sen. Max Cleland, Dr. Katzman of the Congressional Research Service, Ambassador David Mack of the Middle East Institute, Prof. Antonia Chayes of Harvard Law School, and CODEPINK friend and founder of "Iraqi-Americans for Peaceful Alternatives," Mr. Andy Shallal.
CODEPINK had a very strong presence in the room; in addition to Andy Shallal and myself, I saw CODEPINK activist Elaine Broadhead (who is hosting an IVAW benefit dinner this Saturday at her farm in Virginia) in a coveted second-row seat, and her friend and CODEPINK ally Tom Pratt squeezed into a nearby corner. Ray McGovern, who supported Cindy at Camp Casey, was also present.
Andy spoke beautifully about re-prioritizing our aid to the Iraqi people, stressing that while the U.S. devotes much attention to the new constitution, the Iraqis' greatest self-proclaimed needs are food, electricity, water and day-to-day security. He also highlighted recent Zogby poll results that show 69% Shiia and 82% Sunni Iraqis supporting an IMMEDIATE withdrawal of U.S. troops within a specified timeline.
Sen. Cleland outlined Iraq's unfortunate resemblance to Vietnam and called for troops to be brought home as soon as possible: "The best way to support our troops is with an exit strategy to bring them home!"
Prof. Chayes advocated for a transition from the U.S.'s warmaking role to a strictly peacekeeping one. She emphasized that we cannot hope to do both simultaneously; only as a peacekeeping force can the United States truly play a part in stabilizing Iraq.
Amb. Mack proposed seven steps for a "responsible disengagement," the majority of which focused on building political and economic relationships between a sovereign Iraqi state and the international community.
There were of course many more comments and proposals than the few I excerpted above. You can read more and watch the video of the hearing on Rep. Woolsey's website: http://woolsey.house.gov/.
At 5 p.m. this evening we held a rally in front of the White House in Lafayette Park supporting Lynn Woolsey's hearing and calling for the U.S . to "Get Out of Iraq Now." There were over ten speakers, including Rep. Woolsey; Daniel Ellsburg; Ray McGovern; Progressive Democrats of America Exec. Director Paul Martin; After Downing Street Co-founder John Bonifaz; President of the Hip Hop Caucus Rev. Lennox Yearwood; and Gold Star moms Tia Steele and Lila Lipscomb. Our very own Gael Murphy emceed. The crowd numbered sixty-plus, including our core DC CODEPINK volunteers, and was really fired up thanks to the amazing speakers. My personal highlight was CODEPINK DC Allison Yorra's adorable young children chanting, "Wake Up America, Bring the Troops Home!" which they had learned at an earlier CODEPINK event!
Everyone here in DC is so excited about next weekend, and we can't wait for everyone to arrive! And the women we've been flyering around the city are thrilled about participating in the women's contingent. Keep up the great work, ladies, it's going to be fantastic!!
Photo Credits: Suzanne Frey and Dana BakerAli Khaligh, www.alikhaligh.comJo Freeman, www.JoFreeman.com
CODEPINK is a women-initiated grassroots peace and social justice movement working to end U.S. funded wars and occupations, to challenge militarism globally, and to redirect our resources into health care, education, green jobs and other life-affirming activities. The name CODEPINK satirized the Bush Administration's color-coded, fear-mongering "security" alert system that has since been phased out. CODEPINK is a lively call for the people of the world to "wage peace." More...


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Terrific printer for the price! The last hp printer I had lasted 10 years and I used it every day. Hope this one is as good. Overstock price was better than any where else I shopped.
Bought with a great price-very smooth transaction, fast and easy. not like the HP printers i bought before, the printer is easy to install, print faster, less paper jam (better than the Samsung printer i have). wireless signal is easier to identify. It's a bit heavier, bigger in size tho. if you have a small space, like I do, you can put it on piles of books or on top of an organizer. so far so good! recommended
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