Four sides of the same coin

[Peter Nightingale]

Demands of the Poor People's Campaign:

1. End systemic racism;
2. End poverty and inequality;
3. End ecological devastation; and
   
4. End the war economy and militarism.
   

Sign up at june2020.org to be part of the Moral March on Washington. It's true that the storming of the Bastille was not an online event. For now, we're just getting organized.

You can sign up for the coming video conference of the Rhode island Poor People's Campaign, Monday May 18, 7PM. Follow this link to receive further information.

Also, there is this week's Selfie Challenge: tell your friends your story and why you signed up. Here's the Facebook event.

Government has betrayed the People no end. Safety of the People has never been a concern, is of no concern, and will be of no concern until we make it a concern.

Here is a collection — http://phys.uri.edu/~nigh/congresscantread/ — of the pandemic warnings. Congress and its Armed Services and Intelligence Committees in the House and Senate have systematically ignored the threats. Congress has only one priority: to spend more than 50% of the yearly discretionary budget on the care and feeding of war profiteers. In total, the spending adds up to more than a trillion dollars per year while government and the military continue to amplify the existential threats of the climate catastrophe and nuclear holocaust.

—Peter

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The next auto-quote (sent by free-ware from my commercial-free computer) is:

Societies will not change with the necessary speed without rebellions and a revolutionary transformation of our societies and politics.
(Roger Hallam, Common sense for the 21ST century)

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Peter Nightingale
Department of Physics, East Hall
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, RI 02881, USA
Telephone 401.874.5882; Fax 401.874.2380