Free Leonard Peltier
The government under pretext of security and progress, liberated us from our land, resources, culture, dignity and future. They violated every treaty they ever made with us. I use the word “liberated” loosely and sarcastically, in the same vein that I view the use of the words “collateral damage” when they kill innocent men, women and children. They describe people defending their homelands as terrorists, savages and hostiles . . . My words reach out to the non-Indian: Look now before it is too late—see what is being done to others in your name and see what destruction you sanction when you say nothing. --Leonard Peltier, Annual Message January 2004 (Leonard Peltier is now serving 31st year as an internationally recognized Political Prisoner of the United States Government)
Injustice Continues: Leonard Peltier Again Denied Parole
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Injustice continues: Leonard Peltier denied parole -
By Mahtowin A wave of outrage swept the progressive community worldwide at the news that Native political prisoner Leonard Peltier was denied parole on Aug. ...
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Free Leonard Peltier 2009
PRISON WRITINGS...My Life Is My Sun Dance Leonard Peltier © 1999.
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Prison Writings: My Life Is My Sun Dance -
by Leonard Peltier, Harvey Arden - 2000 - Biography & Autobiography - 272 pages
Edited by Harvey Arden, with an Introduction by Chief Arvol Looking Horse, and a Preface by former Attorney General Ramsey Clark.
In 1977, Leonard Peltier...
books.google.com/books?isbn=0312263805... -
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Leonard Peltier, American Indian Activist, Denied Parole And Won't ...
Aug 21, 2009 ... BISMARCK, ND — American Indian activist Leonard Peltier, imprisoned since 1977 for the deaths of two FBI agents, has been denied parole ...
www.huffingtonpost.com/.../leonard-peltier-american_n_265764.html - Cached - Similar -
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Gaza--War Crime: Collective Punishment of 1.5 Million Persons--Recognized as "The World's Largest Concentration Camp"
US & International Personnel losses in Iraq &Afghanistan; Costs of the 2 Wars to US
Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In America's War On Iraq: 4,667
icasualties.org/oif/
Number Of International Occupation Force Troops Slaughtered In Afghanistan : 1,453
http://icasualties.org/oef/
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Cost of War in Iraq
$691,188,637,164
Cost of War in Afghanistan
$229,137,844,021
The cost in your community
www.nationalpriorities.org/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=182
flickr: DEATH FROM THIS WINDOW/DOORS OF GUANTANAMO--Essays, Links, Video-- US use of Torture
flickr: DEATH FROM THIS WINDOW/DOORS OF GUANTANAMO
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VISUAL POETRY/MAIL ART CALL Cracking World’s Walls & Codes Concrete & Virtual
Cracking World’s Walls & Codes Concrete & Virtual

VISUAL POETRY/MAIL ART CALL
No Sieges, Tortures, Starvation & Surveillance
GAZA-GUANTANAMO-ABU GHRAIB—THE GLOBE
Deadline/Fecha Limite: SinsLimite/ongoing
Size: No limit/Sin Limite
No Limit on Number of Works sent
No Limit on Number of Times New Works Are Sent
Documentation: on my blog
http://davidbaptistechirot.blogspot.com
Addresses: david.chirot@gmail.com
David Baptiste Chirot
740 N 29 #108
Milwaukee, WI 53208
USA

VISUAL POETRY/MAIL ART CALL
No Sieges, Tortures, Starvation & Surveillance
GAZA-GUANTANAMO-ABU GHRAIB—THE GLOBE
Deadline/Fecha Limite: SinsLimite/ongoing
Size: No limit/Sin Limite
No Limit on Number of Works sent
No Limit on Number of Times New Works Are Sent
Documentation: on my blog
http://davidbaptistechirot.blogspot.com
Addresses: david.chirot@gmail.com
David Baptiste Chirot
740 N 29 #108
Milwaukee, WI 53208
USA
Miss Universe Visits Guantanamo: 'A Loooot Of Fun!'

Miss Universe Visits Guantanamo: 'A Loooot Of Fun!'
The current 'Miss Universe' Dayana Mendoza (formerly Miss Venezuela) and 'Miss America' Crystal Stewart visited US troops stationed in Guantanamo Bay on March 20th, the New York Times reports. Here's Mendoza's account of the visit from her pageant blog last Friday. She says the trip "was a loooot of fun!"
This week, Guantánamo!!! It was an incredible experience...All the guys from the Army were amazing with us. We visited the Detainees camps and we saw the jails, where they shower, how the recreate themselves with movies, classes of art, books. It was very interesting. We took a ride with the Marines around the land to see the division of Gitmo and Cuba while they were informed us with a little bit of history.

The water in Guantánamo Bay is soooo beautiful! It was unbelievable, we were able to enjoy it for at least an hour. We went to the glass beach, and realized the name of it comes from the little pieces of broken glass from hundred of years ago. It is pretty to see all the colors shining with the sun. That day we met a beautiful lady named Rebeca who does wonders with the glasses from the beach. She creates jewelry with it and of course I bought a necklace from her that will remind me of Guantánamo Bay :)
I didn't want to leave, it was such a relaxing place, so calm and beautiful.
Friday, May 08, 2009
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: NONE OF THE ABOVE: Assembling, Collaborating and Publishing in the Eternal Network
SUBMIT!
NONE OF THE ABOVE:
Assembling, Collaborating and Publishing in the Eternal Network
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
In an ambitious assembling-style project, Minnesota Center for Book Arts invites any and all to
send 125 copies of anything (within reason – see below) that will fit into a 9" x 12" envelope.
This project is in conjunction with MCBA’s upcoming exhibition None of the Above:
Assembling, Collaborating and Publishing in the Eternal Network.
An assembling project represents the ultimate in democratic art. Everything submitted will be
included in the publication (or series of publications, depending on how many people
participate). In return for your efforts, you receive a selection of 89 different works created by
others who participate.
What to send? Any means of expression is fine (paper, CDs, stickers, popsicle sticks) but it
can be no larger than 8.5" x 11" (21.6 cm x 27.9 cm) and 1/8" thick (.3 cm). It can be folded,
stitched, crushed, flattened, etc. Shrunk-via-shrink-ray submissions are okay. If you need a
theme, submissions will be compiled in publications titled “None of the Above.” How’s that for
clear direction?
How many to send? Submit 125 copies. 89 of these will go to other participants. Additional
copies will be archived, distributed to donors/volunteers, and a small number will be sold as a
fundraiser for MCBA.
What else to send? So that we can send you your copy of the publication, include a sheet of
paper with your name and postal address. Also include $5 in U.S. funds – checks payable to
Minnesota Center for Book Arts – to cover the cost of envelopes and postage.
Where to send: None of the Above, c/o Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1011
Washington Ave South, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Deadlines: If we receive submissions by August 21, 2009, they will be displayed as part of the
associated exhibition. To be included in the publication, submissions must be received no later
than October 24, 2009.
A special collating event will occur at MCBA on Saturday, October 24, 2009. For those who
would like to participate, you may bring your 125 copies that evening rather than mailing. There is
no fee. Please email Jeff Rathermel, MCBA’s Artistic Director (jrathermel@mnbookarts.org) by
October 16, 2009 if you will be participating. Arrive at 7 pm, assembly lines commence at 7:30 pm.
Eternal Network pieces by (clockwork from “I’m drawing color ...”) Alan Vandenburgh, Haddock, Darren Le Gallo, Guido Bondioli,
Ficus, Sheila Murphy with Musicmaster, The Sticker Dude, Darlene Altschul, John Bennett, Buzz Blur.
None of the Above, c/o Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1011 Washington Ave South, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Who’s invited?
Artists, writers,
printmakers,
zinesters, poets,
photographers,
xerographers,
pamphleteers,
cartoonists,
diagrammers,
visualists,
mail-artists,
transitionalists,
minimalists,
maximalists,
pencilers,
stencilers,
composers,
medics,
bookleteers,
decoders,
conceptualists,
transcribers,
documentarians,
historians,
storytellers,
manifestoans,
CDsters,
designers,
anti-artists,
ventriloquists
(make the paper
sing!),
book artists,
book artist
ventriloquists,
whomever so
chooses and
those chosen –
meaning you!
Plus, you can
exercise reckless
editorial control or
lack thereof by
forwarding this
invitation to others.
NONE OF THE ABOVE:
Assembling, Collaborating and Publishing in the Eternal Network
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
In an ambitious assembling-style project, Minnesota Center for Book Arts invites any and all to
send 125 copies of anything (within reason – see below) that will fit into a 9" x 12" envelope.
This project is in conjunction with MCBA’s upcoming exhibition None of the Above:
Assembling, Collaborating and Publishing in the Eternal Network.
An assembling project represents the ultimate in democratic art. Everything submitted will be
included in the publication (or series of publications, depending on how many people
participate). In return for your efforts, you receive a selection of 89 different works created by
others who participate.
What to send? Any means of expression is fine (paper, CDs, stickers, popsicle sticks) but it
can be no larger than 8.5" x 11" (21.6 cm x 27.9 cm) and 1/8" thick (.3 cm). It can be folded,
stitched, crushed, flattened, etc. Shrunk-via-shrink-ray submissions are okay. If you need a
theme, submissions will be compiled in publications titled “None of the Above.” How’s that for
clear direction?
How many to send? Submit 125 copies. 89 of these will go to other participants. Additional
copies will be archived, distributed to donors/volunteers, and a small number will be sold as a
fundraiser for MCBA.
What else to send? So that we can send you your copy of the publication, include a sheet of
paper with your name and postal address. Also include $5 in U.S. funds – checks payable to
Minnesota Center for Book Arts – to cover the cost of envelopes and postage.
Where to send: None of the Above, c/o Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1011
Washington Ave South, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Deadlines: If we receive submissions by August 21, 2009, they will be displayed as part of the
associated exhibition. To be included in the publication, submissions must be received no later
than October 24, 2009.
A special collating event will occur at MCBA on Saturday, October 24, 2009. For those who
would like to participate, you may bring your 125 copies that evening rather than mailing. There is
no fee. Please email Jeff Rathermel, MCBA’s Artistic Director (jrathermel@mnbookarts.org) by
October 16, 2009 if you will be participating. Arrive at 7 pm, assembly lines commence at 7:30 pm.
Eternal Network pieces by (clockwork from “I’m drawing color ...”) Alan Vandenburgh, Haddock, Darren Le Gallo, Guido Bondioli,
Ficus, Sheila Murphy with Musicmaster, The Sticker Dude, Darlene Altschul, John Bennett, Buzz Blur.
None of the Above, c/o Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1011 Washington Ave South, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Who’s invited?
Artists, writers,
printmakers,
zinesters, poets,
photographers,
xerographers,
pamphleteers,
cartoonists,
diagrammers,
visualists,
mail-artists,
transitionalists,
minimalists,
maximalists,
pencilers,
stencilers,
composers,
medics,
bookleteers,
decoders,
conceptualists,
transcribers,
documentarians,
historians,
storytellers,
manifestoans,
CDsters,
designers,
anti-artists,
ventriloquists
(make the paper
sing!),
book artists,
book artist
ventriloquists,
whomever so
chooses and
those chosen –
meaning you!
Plus, you can
exercise reckless
editorial control or
lack thereof by
forwarding this
invitation to others.
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