'Fly-in' activists take part in demonstration in West Bank village of Nabi Saleh, Channel 10 reports; four foreign nationals taken in for questioning.

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The behavior of the Greek Government, surely a reflection of its precarious financial and political situation, also violates the law of the sea: foreign flagged vessels can be detained in port only if they are acting in violation of national law or are proven to be unseaworthy and dangerous to international navigation. Otherwise, interference by detention or by seizing while en route within Greek territorial waters is an unlawful interference with the right of innocent passage. Greece would be very vulnerable to defeat and damages if the Freedom Flotilla victims of these encroachment on rights were to have recourse to the Hamburg International Tribunal for Law of the Sea.

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Greeks have taken to venting their frustration over the country’s economic plight by hurling yoghurt and verbal abuse at ruling socialist legislators.

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Greece has voted on a second bill in the final step towards implementing the next wave of austerity measures. Its the last hurdle that Athens has to jump to qualify for a new stack of European bailout funds. The plan's met heavy public resistance with two days of rioting that's left more than 300 people injured. Activist Kiriakos Tobras in Syntagma square says Greeks simply don't want to pay for the mistakes of banks and politicians.

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The MV Saoirse, which was to take part in the "Freedom Flotilla 2" bringing medical aid and sports equipment to Gaza, was deemed unfit to sail after damage to its propeller shaft was discovered on Monday evening.

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This video taken during the anti-austerity protests in Athens earlier this week shows police in full riot gear severely beating unarmed protesters with batons

Submitted by Sullivan on Fri, 2011-07-01 08:47

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It's not only Greece that's seeing mass civil unrest. In the UK around three quarters of a million public sector workers are set to protest against government plans to change their pensions, and freeze pay. Many schools will be closed, and transport is likely to be severely affected, as workers embark on a one day strike. RT's Laura Emmett listened to the voices of frustration.

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Parliament passes austerity package to slash $40bn off national debt, with 155 MPs voting in favour and 138 against.

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Riot police fought running battles with hooded youths in Athens continued for a second day today as tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets against tough austerity measures.

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In the face of the current disaster of the capitalist system, one can ldetermine that capitalism's ideology, its promises for societal well-being, were false from the start. One can no longer defend capitalism in good faith. Marx was right, over a century and a half ago: capitalism has hung itself in its excess, in its greed for more and more and more.

Submitted by Sullivan on Sun, 2011-06-26 10:31

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The protest has been provoked by U2's decision to move their multi-million-pound music and publishing business away from Ireland – thus allegedly avoiding taxes on record sales.

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Pro-Palestinian protests have erupted in Milan this past week as an outcry against the city’s decision to host the cultural event titled “Unexpected Israel.”

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Protesters in Tokyo have staged mass demonstrations against the use of atomic power just three months after a powerful earthquake and tsunami triggered one of the world's worst nuclear disasters.

Submitted by Sullivan on Sat, 2011-06-11 21:50

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Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, report on thieves, hustlers, bankers and a Saudi prince. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Rick Falkvinge of the Swedish Pirate Party, about copyright and hot war between hackers and NATO.

Submitted by Sullivan on Fri, 2011-06-10 08:50

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In March 2003, Dr. Aafia and her three children, Ahmad (boy), six years old and an American citizen, Maryum (girl), four years old and also an American citizen, and Suleman (boy), six months old, kidnapped by unknown authorities in Karachi, Pakistan. On March 31, 2003 it was reported by the Pakistani media that Dr. Aafia had been arrested and turned over to representatives of the United States. In early April, this was confirmed on NBC Nightly News, among other media outlets. There was communication to the mother of Dr. Aafia from purported “agencies” that the family members should be quiet if they want to see Aafia returned alive. By the year 2008, many believed that after five years of being disappeared Dr. Aafia and her three children were most likely dead.

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State-run Syrian television says 20 people were killed and 325 wounded by Israeli gunfire along the border in the Golan Heights. The Israeli forces opened fire Sunday to disperse pro-Palestinian demonstrators who tried to cross into the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The Palestinians and Syrians were storming toward the border in a protest marking 1967 Mideast War, in which Israel occupied the Golan.

Submitted by Sullivan on Sun, 2011-06-05 18:15

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At the G20 Summit, London 2009, humanitarian activist groups united and gathered at the Bank of England and the Excel Centre to protest against poverty, war and the immoral domination and distribution of wealth by world leaders.

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In Georgia, thousands of opposition supporters have continued their protests for the fifth consecutive day, demanding the resignation of President Mikheil Saakashvili.

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TiU Radio & http://theinfounderground.com
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Ognir and Joe Blow discuss Porn and PII.
And more of course

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10:57pm ET, Gaza 5:57am: One Israeli warship coming to us very fast! We are in international waters, therefore they have no right to attack us. We are still sailing ahead.

10:59pm ET, Gaza 5:59am: They are opening fire across our ship! We are still sailing ahead.

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A series of anti-Israel protests, lectures and meetings are scheduled to coincide with the PM's visit and the AIPAC conference in Washington DC in May.

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Firebombs exploded and clouds of tear gas filled the air as helmeted riot police moved in on protesters on the edge of small Greek town Keratea, which is gripped by a rebellion against state plans to place a rubbish dump in the area. 

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New section in Military Intelligence Directorate to collect data, passively probe groups from overseas, Gaza, West Bank aiming to delegitimize Israel

Submitted by Sullivan on Mon, 2011-03-21 18:44

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The video is candid in that it was aired to show the revolution-supporting people's grievance - their opposition to the criminal enterprise of the State of Israel and its host Uncle Sam.

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George W. Bush was forced to cancel a trip to Switzerland this week over concerns of protests linked to the Bush adminstration's treatment of detainees.  Bush was to address a Jewish charity in Switzerland.

Bush spokesman David Sherzer said the former president was informed Friday by the United Israel Appeal that his Feb. 12 dinner speech in Geneva had been called off. Saturday's edition of the Tribune de Geneve quoted the Jewish charity's lawyer, Robert Equey, as saying the visit was canceled because of the risk that protests by left-wing groups could result in violence.

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As We The People come together in our global fight against the New World Order Leviathan, we need to have basic ideas and tenets firmly in mind. One of these is that the Global Power Elite NEED that we freely accept to serve them. We must therefore exercise our FREE WILL refusing to bow to them.

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Protesters in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, are preparing to stage a "Day of Departure" for President Hosni Mubarak.

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Egypt's vice-president has addressed the nation as clashes and heavy gunfire continued in another day of upheaval. He says a road-map for political reform is being put together, and Presidential election could take place as early as August. There has been an ongoing wave of violence between opponents and supporters of President Hosni Mubarak.

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