Brushed aside: artistic landmark must return to 1980s glory

Actual film from abstinence-only sex-ed curriculum. 'In it, a student asks a school nurse, “What if I want to have sex before I get married?” To which the nurse replies, “Well, I guess you’ll just have to be prepared to die.”'

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Obamarama: he came, he saw, he left quickly

Protest Finds Unlikely Father Figure

China's young drug addicts number 1.8 million

As of the end of this October, the registered number of young drug addicts in China has reached more than 1.7 million. As of Nov. 7, the number has exceeded 1.78 million.
Wang Gang, director of the Office of National Narcotics Control Commission and Ministry of Public Security Bureau of Narcotics Director, said that the young drug addicts referred to indicate the group under the age of 35.
He also said that young people have become a major group in terms of drug consumption in recent years. And they account for more than 87 percent of all drug users.
Wang said that the left-behind teens in rural areas have become a new group that is at risk for drug addiction. As the internet has been a new hotbed for drug activity, when the left-behind children in the rural areas surf on the internet, they are more vulnerable to get drug addiction because of the insufficient supervision and limited knowledge about the drug.
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Lesbian Propaganda & Other Myths: Misogyny In Dance Music

Michael Karoli - 17/11/2011

As a tribute on the 10th anniversary of the sad passing of Michael Karoli, Spoon Records have put together five tracks to download free.
These are also accompanied by a piece of artwork created by Tamara and Angie Karoli, daughters of Michael, for you to print as a cover and inlay.The tracks are:
1. Mother Sky (07:14)
Taken from the album "Soundtracks" by CAN
2. Cascade Waltz (02:46)
Taken from the album "Flow Motion" by CAN
3. Flow Motion (02:36)
Flow Motion - taken from the album "Flow Motion" by CAN
4. Le Weekend (02:41)
Taken from the album "Impossible Holidays" by Irmin Schmidt
5. Home Truths (06:02)
Taken from the album "Deluge" by Michael Karoli & Polly Eltes
Download @'Spoon Records'
(Thanx Helen!)

Operation Gladio: Behind False Flag Terrorism (BBC 1992)

"Deception is a state of mind and the mind of the State" - James Jesus Angleton, Head of CIA Counter Intelligence 1954-1974

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The mathematical law that shows why wealth flows to the 1%

Arrests on Occupy Wall Street 'day of action'

Occupy Wall Street protesters are preparing for new demonstrations after about 100 people were arrested near the New York Stock Exchange in the morning.

A solidarity protest in Los Angeles saw 20 people arrested for sitting in a street as hundreds marched downtown.
City officials in Dallas evicted the protesters' camp there, arresting 18.
In New York, demonstrators plan to occupy 16 subway stations on Thursday afternoon and march from City Hall across the Brooklyn Bridge.
Most of the arrests in New York happened at a rally to mark two months of protest. City officials had expected "tens of thousands" of protesters throughout the day.
Police blocked streets and protesters massed at junctions on the edge of the city's financial district.
Scuffles broke out, with police dragging some protesters away.

Later on Thursday, protesters in San Francisco occupied a branch of Bank of America, holding signs including one that read: "Make Banks Pay".

A police department spokesman told Reuters that 95 demonstrators were arrested at the bank, most on suspicion of trespassing.
'Bad guys' "You do not have a parade permit! You are blocking the street!" a police officer told protesters through a bullhorn during the morning's protests.
Some protesters were arrested after they sat down in an intersection, while others were arrested as they tried to get closer to the stock exchange.
"All day, all week, shut down Wall Street!" the crowd chanted.
Gene Williams, a bond trader, joked to the Associated Press that he was "one of the bad guys" but said he empathised with the demonstrators.
"They have a point in a lot of ways," he said. "The fact of the matter is, there is a schism between the rich and the poor and it's getting wider."
Lost camps Thursday's demonstrations were before Tuesday's surprise pre-dawn raid of Zuccotti Park, where demonstrators had been camping.
Police allowed them to return but banned them from setting up camp again. Numbers dwindled to fewer than two dozen overnight.
Some of the 200 protesters detained during the eviction appeared in court on Wednesday.
A number of similar encampments have been removed in US cities in recent days.
Scores of arrests were made as police removed tents in Oakland, California and Burlington, Vermont.
But evictions went peacefully elsewhere, including Atlanta, Georgia; Portland, Oregon; and Salt Lake City, Utah.
@'BBC'