Jeremy and Reyna on CBS!
A follow up to their story from Thursday
Stanford Student Confronts Rice On Interrogations
http://cbs5.com/politics/condoleezza.rice.confronted.2.998771.html
Labels: activism, mainstream media, Rice, students, torture
Labels: activism, mainstream media, Rice, students, torture
An awesome video by a friend.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2KeDPTh3o
"Condoleezza Rice is back at Stanford University. What does it mean for the Stanford community to accept an alleged war criminal on their campus? What does the pipeline of war criminals to universities mean for students everywhere? Please read about Rice's alleged crimes during the past 8 years: http://www.stanford.edu/group/antiwar/cgi-bin/mediawiki/index.php?title=Condi_coalition_letter_draft and support the movement on Stanford's campus to hold Rice and former Bush administration officials accountable..."
Labels: activism, Rice, students, The University, war
I think this is amazingly good --- at least to my own aesthetics. Just the right mix of seriousness and hilariousness, gravity and spirit, light and heavy, yin and yang.
http://www.stanford.edu/group/antiwar/cgi-bin/mediawiki/images/d/da/NoMoreTorture.png
This is your pizza. Go eat it.
Are you allergic to illegal wars? Do you think torture sucks? Can't stomach a dinner with Rice? Well then, come to our
Dinner for Human Rights and International Law
Condoleezza Rice will be having a dinner with students at Roble at the same day & time. This event is meant to peacefully show to the campus that the Stanford community will not ignore evidence that Condoleezza Rice violated international and domestic laws against aggressive war and torture, and that we must confront our own institutional role in enabling and even honoring this behavior. We want accountability!
Why are we having dinner parties with an authorizer of waterboarding in Roble Hall? History will not judge this kindly.
Labels: activism, international law, Rice, students
"Oh, your prudery; oh, your squeamish respectability; all the abominations are allowed to *happen*, but no one may mention them. Delicate women must not know anything or say anything about blood and filth... There is nothing indecent about death and killing as far as you are concerned, you well brought up little ladies..."
"[T]he way [respectable] conversation customarily handles a new movement that strives to create a big upheaval: with an expression of prudent doubt and reservation, gentle ridicule, condescending recognition of the noble cause --- and all of that against a background of unmoving, rigid indifference."
--- Bertha von Suttner, 1889
Pictures now on the wiki.
http://www.stanford.edu/group/antiwar/cgi-bin/mediawiki/index.php?title=Protest_at_Condoleezza_Rice%27s_inaugural_%22public%22_address
Also linked from the main page antiwar.stanford.edu under "Past events".
I thought this talk was very interesting and at times brilliant... I
am not mentioned by name...
http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2008/25c3-2916-en-wikileaks.html
Some thoughts on 21st century forms of activism, information, perception and reality, the media worldwide, and social change...
And also for some perspective. If you think it's a bit scary taking on Condoleezza Rice and the Hoover Institution...
Labels: activism, censorship, wl
Good analysis by Bennis of the antiwar movement's situation now. From ZNet.
Contested Terrain: Obama's Iraq Withdrawal Plan and the Peace Movement
Mar 08, 2009 By Phyllis Bennis
URL: http://www.zcommunications.org/zspace/commentaries/3797