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Inconvenient Truths About Tar Sands Action

"Quite the opposite, Tar Sands Action was a sophisticated, extremely well-funded model for creating the illusion of movement building, complete with mass civil disobedience, but the real goal, mirroring its cousin, “The 99 Spring,” was (and is) to hammer Republicans and fire up grassroots enthusiasm for Barack Obama’s re-election campaign."

Keystone XL | The Ivory Towers Crushing the Last Remnants of Climate Justice

When I start seeing articles posted on an international climate justice listserv from 350.org celebrating NRDC and friends, co-opting MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.) for their own (branding) purposes and legitimising the Obama tagline "Yes We Can" (language that in turn gives "hope" that citizens may see "a certain young senator from Illinois" re-emerge), with no dissent to be found, it tells me that my good friend and legitimate activist Sandy was right. This Climate Justice Network has become CAN (Climate Action Network) in drag.

Tar Sands Action & the Paralysis of a Movement [PART III OF AN INVESTIGATIVE REPORT] [Unravelling the Deception of a False Movement]

Published September 23, 2011 by Political Context: http://bit.ly/n8KiGL and Canadians for Action...

The Climate Cartel: 1Sky, 350.org and Rockefeller Brothers | Stronger as One

The Climate Cartel:1Sky, 350.org and Rockefeller Brothers | Stronger as One By...

Why I Refuse to Promote Bill McKibben

Why I Refuse to Promote Bill McKibben PublishedJuly 7, 2011by Political Context:...

Capitalism Trumps Climate

by Lorna Salzman How many of you actually think that there are...

350.org on Facebook: Now You See It.Now You Don’t

Naomi Klein decided to join the board of 350.org. They are delighted,...

350.org/1Sky:The Thinking Person’s Nightmare

SNICKERSNEE 350.org/1Sky:The Thinking Person’s Nightmare April 11, 2011 by Lorna Salzman Two...

2011 | The Big Green Race to Extinction

Published February 17th, 2011 by Political Context under the headline: 2011 |...

Interview With Bill McKibben, Winner of Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship and Gregory Vickrey, Winner of International Peanut Butter Subsistence Prize

February 24th, 2011 Climate reality writer and activist Gregory Vickrey. (L) (...