Monthly Archives: October 2016

Lee Hanse, Executive Vice President Energy Transfer Partners LP 800 E Sonterra Blvd #400 210-403-6455 lee.hanse@energytransfer.com Glenn Emery, Vice President Energy Transfer Partners LP 800 E Sonterra Blvd #400 210-403-6762 glenn.emery@energytransfer.com Michael (Cliff) Waters, lead analyst Energy Transfer Partners LP … Continue reading →

On the 29th of October, the No Red Button Campaign protested in front of Trump Hotel, warning that Donald Trump is just too unstable to be trusted with US nuclear launch codes. About an hour later, the best a contingent … Continue reading →

On the 26th of October, Donald Trump planned to stage a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to “open” his hotel on Penn Ave. Protesters got there first and defied police demands to shut down and move. Thus the ribbon cutting had to be … Continue reading →

The annual high heel race on 17 st is on the last Tuesday before Halloween and is known for political contestants in election years. This year was no exception, with a whole contingent of runners in high heels posing as … Continue reading →

On the 25th of October, Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at University of MD. He is known for directing hate at Muslims and at Black Lives Matter activists. With other universities at which he peddled his hate … Continue reading →

On the 24th of October, Black Lives Matter activists gathered once again at 3ed and M st, where Terrence Sterling was shot off his motorcycle by a cop who rolled down his window and opened fire on Sep 11. This … Continue reading →

On the 23ed of October, the “Take Back Democracy March on DC” condemned Hillery Clinton for rigging the Democratic primaries to defeat Bernie Sanders. The majority of the march appeared to support Green Party candidate Jill Stein as an alternative … Continue reading →

On the 20th of October, Metro’s board held a public hearing on proposed service cuts and fare hikes for Metro, including the proposed permanent midnight closure even after “safe track” is finished. Over 60 people spoke against the proposals at … Continue reading →

On the 20th of October, Jews United for Justice set up a “share the harvest” sukkot (booth) outside the Wilson Building, then staged a ceremony in which paper chains with six gaps were joined together to demand that six crucial … Continue reading →

Monday the 17th of October marked 6 weeks since MPD shot Terrence Sterling dead for “erratic driving” on his motorcycle. It was also the 4th Monday in a row protesters shut down NY Ave just yards from where he was … Continue reading →