Joint Statement of No One Is Illegal Toronto, No One Is Illegal Vancouver, No One Is Illegal Halifax, No One Is Illegal Montreal and No One Is Illegal Ottawa, July 3, 2010

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<p>Since my last article debunking long-time Toronto activist Judy Rebick's publicly promoted conspiracy theory that the Toronto police allowed the...

Debate Heats Up Over Oil Sands
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
NYTimes
July 1 2010

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The Congo (actually, both Congo-Brazzaville and DR Congo) is supposed to be not only opening up to foreign tar sands development, but trusting people who learned how to carry it out in Canada. They have shown, much like BP, whether tar sands developers can be trusted anywhere.

--M

UN says at least 220 dead in oil explosion in eastern Congo

From the Associated Press

Comparing the cost and results of the Manhattan and Apollo projects with that of US energy research since 1975 -- it's not a pretty picture.

<p>The State of Minnesota alleges that organizing a convergence space for protesters to have meetings, eat free meals, and check teh interwebs (on ...

They won't give up. ---- Anarchists, unhappy with the way Toronto police handled things
during the G summits' protests will be back at Ottawa police headquarters Sunday. --- "At
this time we need to stand up, make some noise and make a collective statement that we
will not let these actions stand," the group says in an e-mail circulated late Thursday.