Dissent Videos

On the tenth anniversary of the Battle of Seattle we talk to organizer David Solnit about his new book compiling stories and evaluations of the success of the protest in Seattle. Solnit speaks about the negative messaging in the mainstream media during and after the Battle of Seattle and how activists need to control their messaging. Solnit also speaks about building a sustainable movement. After Seattle activists moved on to other projects and didn't evaluate the successes and failures of the Battle. Ten years later activist movements are combating crimes against the climate and need to learn from and build on these successes.

Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now! launched her new book Breaking The Sound Barrier at an event co-hosted by community radio stations CJSF, Co-op Radio and CiTR in Vancouver, B.C. last night. Despite being detained by Canadian border services delaying her book launch by over an hour Amy Goodman delivered an impassioned lecture to a standing room only audience. read more

Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now! launched her new book Breaking The Sound Barrier at an event co-hosted by community radio stations CJSF, Co-op Radio and CiTR in Vancouver, B.C. last night. Despite being detained by Canadian border services delaying her book launch by over an hour Amy Goodman delivered an impassioned lecture to a standing room only audience.read more

. Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now! launched her new book Breaking The Sound Barrier at an event co-hosted by community radio stations CJSF, Co-op Radio and CiTR in Vancouver, B.C. last night. Despite being detained by Canadian border services delaying her book launch by over an hour Amy Goodman delivered an impassioned lecture to a standing room only audience. read more

In 1989 Lu Decheng, a small town bus mechanic, joined in with the student protests in China's Tienanmen Square. Weeks into the demonstration he and two friends launched egg shells full of paint at the portrait of Chairman Mao that presides over Tienanmen. From then on they were imprisoned and harassed by Chinese authorities for their crime. After serving 11 of a 16 year sentence Lu Decheng escaped to Canada. Denise Chong documents his story in her latest book Egg On Mao. Denise Chong chats with rabble.ca's Meagan Perry in this radio book lounge interview. LISTEN HERE.read more

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part 2 ofb a press conference regarding the violation of the rights of journalists and activists during and before the G20 summit in Pittsburgh. part 2 includes gruesome wounds and the personal accounts of bystanders and testimony regarding preemptive violations against permitted activities. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Is Dissent Still Patriotic? Penn comments on the article by David Harsanyi. Check it out: http://www.denverpost.com/harsanyi/ci_11505879 Shared by : Penn Says On: Monday, February 09, 2009Tags: Radio america government dissent patriotic United states Obama politic Bush post Comments article Libertarian folkdance inadvertently Check http PEnn david DENVER out

Just before the Jaffa Nation holds its elections, two of the council's devout supporters of democracy announce that they no longer condone the plan. Teal'c and Bra'tac conclude that treachery, not honest dissent, must be behind the strange behavior.