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Crosswalks in Tel Aviv painted rainbow colors in preparation for gay pride week and the upcoming gay pride parade.

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TZM: Response to Media; Death of Osama bin Laden

On May 1, 2011 Pres. Barack Obama appeared on national television with the
spontaneous announcement that Osama bin Laden, the purported organizer of
the tragic events of September 11th 2001, was killed by military forces in
Pakistan.

Within moments, a media blitz ran across virtually all television networks
in what could only be described as a grotesque celebratory display,
reflective of a level of emotional immaturity that borders on cultural
psychosis. Depictions of people running through the streets of New York and
Washington chanting jingoistic American slogans, waving their flags like
the members of some cult, praising the death of another human being,
reveals yet another layer of this sickness we call modern society. Read the rest of this entry »

The Story of Stuff: Something to keep in mind this holiday season while unwrapping your made-in-china, designed for the dump, goodies.

We can only be kept in the cages we do not see. A brief history of human enslavement - up to and including your own.

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Here come the threats and scare tactics…

Reading WikiLeaks’ treasure trove of classified documents from the State Department can be bad for your career, says the Obama administration. Since the website began publishing diplomatic cables, officials from the Executive Branch have warned federal employees, contractors, soldiers and college students aspiring to work for Uncle Sam not to read any of the documents.

The Office of Management and Budget late last week sent a memo to government lawyers asking them to remind workers and contractors that reading classified documents without the appropriate security clearance is a big no-no, even if the materials are available for anyone to read on the Internet.

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Best protest sign in the history of protest signs, sums up everything I feel about everything…

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One man takes on the streets of London with a megaphone and few words of wisdom. A true and remarkable inspiration. (with hebrew subtitles)