Spring Rebellions in the U.S.

[redstar2000]

An interesting summary of struggles in the U.S. this spring...

http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/148745/index.php

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[pandora]

Emergency Rallies scheduled across the country on Wednesday at 5pm to stop Right Wing extremists from seizing power of the US judiciary system. The Extremists are seeking to use what they call a "nuclear option" to overturn the 200 year old democratic laws impeding right wing control of of the courts.

The website and information below is from the Moveon network which is cordinating the event. Using the website you can find a demonstration 50 miles from you, if over 50 miles they will advise you to the nearest and buses.

Move on tends to be factional so I don't normally quote them here. But this is important.

http://www.moveonpac.org/event/judicialral...Q1VQC83YsRw&t=1 (http://www.moveonpac.org/event/judicialrallies/?id=5422-3305769-2rJPyY49UCwQ1VQC83YsRw&t=1)

Quote from MOveon Network:
"Any day now, radical Republicans are hoping to seize absolute power to appoint Supreme Court justices who favor right-wing, corporate interests over the rest of us. To do it, Vice President Cheney and Senate Republican leader Bill Frist are threatening to use what they call the "nuclear option"—a parliamentary maneuver to overturn the 200-year-old tradition that all judges have broad support in Congress.

MoveOn PAC and our partners in the Coalition for a Fair and Independent Judiciary are organizing a massive national wave of protest to stop them, culminating with emergency rallies across the country on Wednesday, April 27, at 5 PM (or earlier in a few cities).


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[cormacobear]

Your countrie's scary i'd go to the protests then move away.