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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Massive crowd, 143 arrests at August 29 tars sands protest
August 29th was the 6th anniversary of the landfall of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, and barely a day after the departure of Hurricane Irene from DC. Delayed by the storm and hearing nature’s message about climate change from Irene, … Continue reading
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Astra-Zenica (HLS customer) exec gets AM home demo as hurricane approaches, neighbors go NUTS
On Saturday August 27th, DC animal rights activists took to the streets just a few hours before the big hurricane was to hit DC. Activists deployed to the home of Brian Maloney, who is the Associate Director of Global Public … Continue reading
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HLS customer API gets letter, Bayer and Sanofi-Aventis get office demos
The American Petroleum Institute has been testing toxic effects of unleaded gasoline on rats at Huntingdon Life Sciences. On August 26, animal rights activists showed up at the offices of API with a letter demanding an end to the obscene … Continue reading
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Tar sands protests day 5: Gulf Coast residents speak out
On August 24, the 5th day in a row of civil disobediance protests in front of the White House, 56 more people were arrested protesting the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline. Video featuring interview with Missisippi resident on health … Continue reading
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Tarmageddon: Anonymous, WSQT pirate radio providing “air support” for Tar Sands protests
I would NOT want to be in charge of computer security for the corporate scum pushing the Keystone XL pipeline right now! This means three separate forms of civil disobedience are now taking place against the Keystone XL pipeline: The … Continue reading
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Tar Sands protests net 52 more arrests on third day
This after more than 40 arrests Sunday-and after the Park Police held 50 arrestees from Saturday over the weekend in Central Cell Block “To deter future participants.” The deterrent was a failure, with more arrests Monday than Sunday! Video of … Continue reading
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Day one of Tar Sands civil disobedience: 68 arrests at the White House
Aug 20 was the first day of two weeks of every day civil disobedience in front of the White House, demanding that the President block the permits for the Keystone XL oil pipeline project. This project would extend to the … Continue reading
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Treesitter descends after shutting down MTR mine for 30 days
On the 18th of August, exhausted from holding a 30 day long treesit that shut down blasting on Coal River Mountain for month in all kinds of weather, Catherine Ann descended from the tree and was arrested. She was released … Continue reading
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DC Slutwalk protests assumption that skimpy dress is consent to rape
The Slutwalks began in Toronto after a woman was raped and the cops told her she “brought it on herself” by not dressing conservatively enough. Outrages women stated the first of many “slutwalks,” and on August 13 the event came … Continue reading
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Antichoice rally in Germantown disrupted
On August 7, the antichoice protesters “besieging” Dr Carhart’s Germantown clinic got more than their normal tiny numbers, getting a substantial turnout for the end-of-week wrapup rally. Just one problem, someone was able to infiltrate it with a huge pro-choice … Continue reading
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