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Angela Davis Keynote Speaker
at 32nd Annual Harvey Milk Club DinnerThe historic club will be celebrating the first Harvey Milk Day in California and thirty-five years since the club was co-founded by San Francisco political legend Harvey Milk.
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Mirkarimi to Introduce Targeted Foot Patrol Legislation
District 5 Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi indicated yesterday he is planning to introduce an ordinance that will mandate foot patrols in areas of the city where their presence would deter the street level crimes, including assaults and loitering, that the Sit/Lie ordinance is intended to address.
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San Francisco Establishes Medical Cannabis
Task ForceChartered by ordinance to advise the Board on public policy related to medical cannabis issues, the newly formed Medical Cannabis Task Force (MCTF) is empowered to hold scheduled public meetings, to review medical cannabis laws and make recommendations for changes, and to resolve conflicts and disputes within the medical cannabis community and neighborhood groups.
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Why I appreciate Press TV
The allegation that Press TV serves as the “mouthpiece of Iranian government” deserves scrutiny. Every media outlet around the world endeavors to satisfy its owner and serve—or at least not undermine—its interests, especially when the owner is a government. Press TV is going to grow professionally, and become more like an Iranian BBC. I personally oppose Press TV serving as a mouthpiece for any power, including the Iranian government; however, the problem is that we don’t know of any international news outlet that doesn’t often serve as a mouthpiece for its respective government.
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Stock Market Collapse: More Goldman Market Rigging?
It is still possible, however, for the European Central Bank to snatch Greece from the fire and rout the shorts. It can do this with what has been called the nuclear option — “monetizing” the debt of Greece and other debt-laden EU countries by effectively “printing money” (quantitative easing) and buying the debt itself at very low interest rates. This is called the “nuclear option” because it would blow up the hedge funds and electronic sharks operated by Goldman and other Wall Street heavies, which specialize in bringing down corporations and whole countries for strategic and exploitative ends.
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The Landslide that Never Was
So basically, a mess of a system produced a hung parliament mess where no one can comfortably form a majority coalition, though David Cameron will certainly try, claiming “moral authority.” At the moment, he’s talking to the Lib Dems for lack of anyone else to talk to, but the price of their support would almost certainly be electoral reform. Even if he succeeds in forming a coalition, he won’t be able to push through a hardcore neocon agenda. And it’s entirely unclear how long such a government would even last.
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Why Don’t They Publish Us?
Intrinsically, it’s an ambition of every journalist to reach out to a greater audience, achieve more exposure, make progress and improve his portfolio. Putting aside the primary motive of being renowned as a reference of public attention, the journalist aims to elevate his own viewpoint and advertise the way he looks into different matters as a precise and rectified account. The journalist is primarily looking for ways to exalt his own interpretation of stories and inculcate in the reader a supposedly reliable, accurate analysis of a certain incident which is presumably “what he believes.”
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