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Walden supports Big Oil - hurts Oregonians

GREG WALDEN HAS GONE TOO FAR!!!, 19-06-2008 - 16:13

YES for Big Oil, NO for Communities SOUTHERN OREGONIANS HAVE BEEN ASKING FOR A LONG TIME, "WHERE'S WALDEN?"

This Bush clone (Greg votes again and again for corporate interests and hurts ordinary people) has stooped to a new low and Oregonians need to see how this clown has let our communities down again...

WATCH THIS VIDEO!

"Walden's Priorities"
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgA7iz0-2Co

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DNC Disruption Tour comes to Ashland

Noah Balloon, 17-06-2008 - 20:36

UNCONVENTIONAL ACTION is an anarchist/anti-authoritarian collective organizing to disrupt the Democratic and Republican National Conventions in Denver and the Twin Cities. A number of representatives will be in Ashland this Saturday the 21st to give a workshop at the Lithia Park gazebo (6:30pm) on anarchist theory and protest strategies. This is also a vegan potluck!
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GED LAWYERS NEVER LEAVE US PRISONS !

Lawyers For Poor Americans, 12-06-2008 - 12:12

WHEN GODS FACE BECAME VERY RED !
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Economic Catastrophe

Olivia Beckmann, 06-06-2008 - 09:02

Financial Instability is Leading to a Global Economic Meltdown

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Executive Signing Statements

Ann Ikemann, 29-05-2008 - 13:31

Pharaoh Bush - Let My People Go

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"My Spring Break with Utah Phillips"

Matt Mankins, 29-05-2008 - 09:30

Utah Phillips 1935 - 2008 "They fight with money and we resist with time, and they're going to run out of money before we run out of time."-U. Utah Phillips

Utah Phillips passed away on Friday, May 23, 2008. He died quietly in his sleep.

Three years before Southern Oregonians Matt Mankins and Eric Robinson travelled to Nevada City, CA to see Utah Phillips. Eric is a nephew of Utah's and Matt wanted to meet him. This story is about their journey and their visit with the folk singing legend. Matt Mankins penned this account which was first published in "The Soapbox" (spring 2005) the underground rag produced by the Media Collective at Southern Oregon University. We are glad to share Matt's words with you now.-Rogue IMC volunteer...
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Exxon admits climate deniers hurt global warm

James Stanley, 28-05-2008 - 21:35

Exxon has admitted - for the first time - that the climate deniers it funds are causing problems for action on climate change.

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Crimes Against Nature

Maria Smith, 28-05-2008 - 21:32

Bush is sabotaging the laws that have protected America's environment for more than thirty years.

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New Expose of ExxonMobil

Mike Schmidt, 28-05-2008 - 21:28

Joe Public Films has released its fourth documentary: Out of Balance, ExxonMobil’s Impact on Climate Change

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An Ancient Alternative to Oil

Zed B. Starkovich, 23-05-2008 - 13:44

Billion Dollar Crop

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Crimes Against Nature

Maria Smith, 23-05-2008 - 13:22

Bush is sabotaging the laws that have protected America's environment for more than thirty years.

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Presidential Candidates Get Specific on Trade

Arthur Stamoulis / Oregon Fair Trade Campaign, 14-05-2008 - 09:11

American Public Wants FAIR TRADE National polling results released May 1 by the Pew Research Center found, "There is now broad agreement that free trade negatively affects wages, jobs and economic growth in America. By greater than six-to-one, the public says free trade agreements result in job losses rather than in new jobs." More so, a greater majority of independent voters had a negative view of the impact of free trade than registered Democrats.

Southern Oregonians are active in the Oregon Fair Trade Campaign (ORFTC) and citizens in the State of Jefferson (Northern California, too!) stand in unity with the FAIR TRADE WORK being done by ORFTC. Check out the newest report...
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Year 1870: Mothers Day Proclamation

Anna Howe, 04-05-2008 - 17:29

A copy of the Original Mothers Day Proclamation
by Julia Ward Howe -

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