YouTube - AFL-CIO MAYDAY MARCH
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AFL-CIO MAYDAY MARCH
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Wisconsin Solidarity March for Immigrant and Worker Rights
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Monday, May 2, 2011
YouTube - AFL-CIO MAYDAY MARCH
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
The Associated Press | Sarah Palin in Madison | Only Hundreds show up
The Associated Press: Palin: Wisconsin doing the right thing with unions
Posted on Twitter | ThinkProgress
After 80K plus showed up in Madison to support workers rights, "hundreds" come out for Sarah Palin http://thkpr.gs/fGtPtu
Posted on Twitter | ThinkProgress
After 80K plus showed up in Madison to support workers rights, "hundreds" come out for Sarah Palin http://thkpr.gs/fGtPtu
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Defending Wisconsin | Recall Scott Walker, Rebecca Kleefisch, and J. B. Van Hollen
Defending Wisconsin | Recall Scott Walker, Rebecca Kleefisch, and J. B. Van Hollen
Posted on Facebook, in Investigating Kathy Nickolaus by: Barb Dawson
I LOVE THIS!! A great way to PEACFULLY protest IT TECH Waukesha County Clerk republican Kathy Nickolaus…I have really old (90's) windows and Mac text books from school I need to get rid of LOL!
http://www.defendingwisconsin.org/campaign.php
"That got me to thinking. Here we have a woman who has been employed as an IT “expert” and she can’t operate a simple database program? I think it’s up to us to help her. I would like to flood Kathy Nickolaus’ office with computer self-help books, i.e. “computers for dummies”. I say that if she is too stupid to figure out how to add columns on a computer, then it is up to us to give her the tools in order for her to learn how to do this right! I want us to go to every used book store, thrift store, charity store, and library and find a book that will help poor Kathy improve her computer skills. I want us to take those books, stick them in an envelope – no need for a letter or even a return address – and send them to:"
Posted on Facebook, in Investigating Kathy Nickolaus by: Barb Dawson
I LOVE THIS!! A great way to PEACFULLY protest IT TECH Waukesha County Clerk republican Kathy Nickolaus…I have really old (90's) windows and Mac text books from school I need to get rid of LOL!
http://www.defendingwisconsin.org/campaign.php
"That got me to thinking. Here we have a woman who has been employed as an IT “expert” and she can’t operate a simple database program? I think it’s up to us to help her. I would like to flood Kathy Nickolaus’ office with computer self-help books, i.e. “computers for dummies”. I say that if she is too stupid to figure out how to add columns on a computer, then it is up to us to give her the tools in order for her to learn how to do this right! I want us to go to every used book store, thrift store, charity store, and library and find a book that will help poor Kathy improve her computer skills. I want us to take those books, stick them in an envelope – no need for a letter or even a return address – and send them to:"
Monday, April 4, 2011
Big Banks Save Billions As Homeowners Suffer, Internal Federal Report By CFPB Finds

Big Banks Save Billions As Homeowners Suffer, Internal Federal Report By CFPB Finds
posted on Facebook by: Kevin Zeese
Make the big banks pay! Join us for Sounds of Resistance Concert and Protest in NYC on April 15th at 11:00 AM in Union Square Park, see www.ItsOurEconomy.us.
Big Banks Save Billions As Homeowners Suffer, Internal Federal Report By CFPB Finds
www.huffingtonpost.com
NEW YORK -- The nation's five largest mortgage firms have saved more than $20 billion since the housing crisis began in 2007 by taking shortcuts in processing troubled borrowers' home loans, according to a confidential presentation prepared for state attorneys general by the nascent consumer bureau
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
March 30th Rally to Protect the UW & Wisconsin Workers at Library Mall (2)
March 30th Rally to Protect the UW & Wisconsin Workers at Library Mall (2)
Posted on Twitter by: thomasmbird Thomas Bird
Today, 5pm, Library Mall, Rally to Protect UW & WI Workers. Mason, Barca, Nichols speaking http://on.fb.me/goTvut #wiunion
Posted on Twitter by: thomasmbird Thomas Bird
Today, 5pm, Library Mall, Rally to Protect UW & WI Workers. Mason, Barca, Nichols speaking http://on.fb.me/goTvut #wiunion
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Anonymous News Network: Op ESR: The Protest that Wasn't
Anonymous News Network: Op ESR: The Protest that Wasn't
"It takes a substantial amount of time and energy to build a protest movement. As this NYT New York Times article describes, the first Egyptian youth protests began in 2005 but were quickly crushed because, to put it lightly, the movement was still rather "squishy" and susceptible to disruption. But even more than that, the ability to get one's message out depends on how many sympathetic ears are available and willing to help."
"It takes a substantial amount of time and energy to build a protest movement. As this NYT New York Times article describes, the first Egyptian youth protests began in 2005 but were quickly crushed because, to put it lightly, the movement was still rather "squishy" and susceptible to disruption. But even more than that, the ability to get one's message out depends on how many sympathetic ears are available and willing to help."
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Monday, March 7, 2011
THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING 03/07/2011
THE UWM POST editorial by Dawson Barrett
http://www.uwmpost.com/2011/03/07/the-whole-world-is-watching-wisconsin/(FULL ARTICLE HERE)
"The whole world is watching to see if the billionaire Koch brothers – who have financed Walker, the Tea Party, and the recent rash of pro-Walker commercials – can successfully move in to a state, destroy its middle-class and hand its public assets directly to private corporations (such as Koch Industries).
The fight right now is in Wisconsin. We are the proving ground for whether Koch and others can implement their plan all over the U.S. If we lose, our state, and our country, will offer far fewer opportunities to the next generation than we have to the current one."
by Dawson Barrett
Please let us know what you are thinking below in comments.....
http://www.uwmpost.com/2011/03/07/the-whole-world-is-watching-wisconsin/(FULL ARTICLE HERE)
"The whole world is watching to see if the billionaire Koch brothers – who have financed Walker, the Tea Party, and the recent rash of pro-Walker commercials – can successfully move in to a state, destroy its middle-class and hand its public assets directly to private corporations (such as Koch Industries).
The fight right now is in Wisconsin. We are the proving ground for whether Koch and others can implement their plan all over the U.S. If we lose, our state, and our country, will offer far fewer opportunities to the next generation than we have to the current one."
by Dawson Barrett
Please let us know what you are thinking below in comments.....
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