IFTBQP ~ Social living

Vous etes passionne par GNU/Linux, vous ne savez pas comment contribuer ou simplement, vous voulez offrir une bonne tisane a votre petite amie. Faire la fete, lire tranquilement ou parler, bienvenue a la galerie fokus, 68 Duluth Est a Montreal.

Vous y serez accueillis chaleureusement.Nous avons installeune machine sur place. Daniel (l’administrateur du lieu), trippe vraiment sur GNU/Linux. Vous n’en croirez pas vos yeux quand vous verrez quil se set de ion3 pour aller chercher ses courriels :)

Si vous avez un peu de temps pour vous faire offrir un cafepar Daniel, et si vous savez configurer une imprimante ou un scanner ou si vous avez envie d’aider simplement a installer et configurer une machine, n’hesitez pas a proposer votre aide.

Los Angeles rally supports Venezuela’s revolutionary process
Los Angeles: This overflow crowd at Immanuel Presbyterian Church came out Nov. 10 to hear Venezuelan representatives and speakers from various social justice and anti-war organizations. They applauded President Hugo Chávez’s efforts to redirect Venezuela’s oil wealth to benefit the people and not the oligarchy or U.S. corporations.

Unions mobilize in Puerto Rico

For a week, starting Nov. 6, three important mobilizations of workers and their families took place here in the capital of this Caribbean nation, which was invaded by the United States in 1898 and has since been ruled as a virtual colony.

Haaretz - Israel News - Nuclear whistleblower Vanunu nabbed at checkpoint near J lem

The Sunday Times of London published Vanunu’s account of Israel’s having manufactured as many as 200 atomic bombs in 1986. His revelations, as well as photographs of installations at the site, confirmed to experts that Israel had nuclear weapons.

U.S. used napalm in Falluja
U.S. used napalm in Falluja
By David Hoskins
Published Nov 17, 2005 10:24 PM

New evidence came to light earlier this month that confirmed reports in Workers World newspaper and elsewhere that the U.S. military had used internationally banned chemical weapons, including white phosphorus and napalm, during its November 2004 attack on Falluja.

What are you going to do now, Mr. Bush? - PRAVDA.Ru
What are you going to do now, Mr. Bush?
11/18/2005 17:46

“We used to have one reactionary dictator. Now we have tens of them springing up”

The Bush regime’s policy in Iraq is an abject failure. Two years after the lies which gave a false pretext for the illegal invasion of Iraq, after 30,000 civilians have been murdered by US armed forces, after a hundred thousand people have lost their lives directly or indirectly because of this invasion, after Iraq’s civilian infra-structures were selected as military targets, after the war crimes, the use of chemical weapons, the cases of torture, who can say that the policy was a success?