Chicago can’t really afford to pay the highest teacher salaries in the U.S., and so there are rumors of school closings. This brought out protesters on Veterans Day. None of the people shown in this gathering for the Chicago teachers union would admit to being teachers to interviewer Jeremy Segal of Rebel Pundit. Note: EAG stands for Education Action Group, a reform group based in Michigan.
The film highlights various protesters who are known socialist and communist activists.
Tag: protest
WHITE HOUSE INSIDER ISSUES WARNING – FALSE FLAG PLANNED FOR GOP CONVENTION? – The Ulsterman Report
Pharmer thought it was odd for Biden to go to Tampa during the Republican convention, since he’s not able to draw crowds even when there’s no other competing political event.
Ulsterman thinks that Biden is being sent to Tampa in order to stir up trouble and upstage the event. That’s not implausible considering the nuts running the Obama campaign.
WHITE HOUSE INSIDER ISSUES WARNING – FALSE FLAG PLANNED FOR GOP CONVENTION? – The Ulsterman Report.
Theresa Cao, American Citizen, Arrested for Petitioning Congress for Redress
It is difficult to hear, but Theresa Cao had something to say about Obama’s failure to demonstrate his qualification as natural born citizen, during the reading of that pertinent part of the Constitution in the House today.
For this, she was removed and arrested, and therefore might have legal standing in court.
(One could hope…)
Rally in Okinawa – Ready to Lose Futenma Marine Base.
Brought to you by Google translator, which butchers Okinawan sites badly….
Big rally Sunday (over Saturday night for us) in Yomitan with about 90,000 in attendance, and another 10,000 stuck in traffic jams. Okinawans are eager to get rid of that Futenma Marine base, which adds so much noise and disaster to the atmosphere of Ginowan. They don’t want it moved north to Henoko (Nago area), or even offshore of Katsuren Peninsula (near Uruma). The latter two sites are less populous, but tearing up more real estate, and environmental impact are big concerns.
Imagine one out of 14 people in any state of the U.S. attending a tea party. That’s the percent head count at this rally in Okinawa. Those people have long been ready to lose military bases, despite the negative impact that would have on their economy.
Tiny Okinawa has been hosting almost 80 percent of the U.S. military bases in Japan.
The Katsuren site had been the latest relocation possibility, even favored by some local business leaders, and made somewhat more attractive by including a relocation of Air Self Defense Forces from Naha as well as the Futenma base. It seems from the Ryukyu Shimpo article that this idea has also lost support.