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(L)Mr Steve Harvey EUROPOL Netherlands, H E Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah TurksonPresident of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
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Description: The conference table at the Treaty of Versailles.
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Research Library, 20th Century Fox (Times History of the World War, Vol. 20)
Size: 8x10
Medium: Print, Black and White
Date: 1919
Day 5 of the WTO's Ministerial Conference, Bali, 3 December 2013. (Photos may be reproduced provided full attribution is given.)
A flyer for a youth ministry training event put on and hosted by my church. Thanks for your feedback!
The ALFA 2013 Conference & Expo closed with a highly interactive discussion about the future of our industry featuring a blockbuster panel of leaders in senior living. This session will acquaint you with the future trends in senior housing design, development, finance, and operations.
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Students on podium at FerMUN: Model UN conference, ITU, Geneva, 9 - 11 January 2013.
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This panel with Derek Jensen, Charles Derber and Stephanie McMillan was titled "Capitalism and Sociopathology". In which it was pointed out that though 95% of the population believe that the solution to climate change is more capitalism that simply isn't going to cut it because capitalism is the catastrophe that is leading us to ruin through competitive individualism and violence towards nature, war and class violence. Basically same thing Naomi Klein was telling us at Bioneers. This conference was surprisingly sparsely attended compared to Bioneers even though it cost very little and took place in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts.
Also on the program was Chris Hedges who gave a little history of the social justice and labor movements in the USA. He pointed out that on the eve of WWI labor had finally cornered American capitalism, but the propaganda of the war diverted people emotionally. After the war the propaganda machine led to the cult of the self (through advertising) which allowed corporate values to be imposed upon us. A psychosis of permanent war through manipulation of fear can destroy all the mechanisms for democracy, he told us. Then he quoted Howard Zinn's book about how all the populace movements in history came through platforms that were not formalized. In other words not legitimate organizations. Hedges told us that the question is how to make the power elite afraid of us. He also explained how FDR created the New Deal in order to save capitalism by acting as a safety valve for class discontent. And that Clinton created the rise of faux liberalism. And with corporate control of media there is now no ability for us to shine a light into the mechanisms of power which means we must go back to radicalized resistance.
Which is probably why this conference is not nearly as well attended as Bioneers. It fully admitted that the situation was just too dire for normal channels.
There was also a moving panel about toxic masculinity. The members of the panel spoke of the price they paid to become men and how they found their way out. Stan Goff gave an intriguing definition of female boundaries being permeable while men are called upon to defend male imposed boundaries and reject women because the threat of permeable boundaries would undermine men's power.
There was also an illuminating panel of women talking about confronting misogyny and an update by a British feminist professor on how neo-liberalism i.e. the cult of the individual took away the commonly held interest of the welfare of all women and made feminism about an individual thing with pro-porn academics claiming porn as a legitimate choice for women who choose it, forgetting that most women don't have the luxury of choice in the sex trade and related industries that exploit them.
I had also come to hear Vandana Shiva who spoke on her usual topics and reminding us that industrial agriculture was the most destructive to the environment. And not to overlook that 70% of our food comes from small farms world wide.
The final speaker was Alice Walker who acknowledge our despair by asking what do we do when we know that nothing will work. She then read from her poem Democratic Womanism and offered other anecdotes of female strength.
Also worth hearing was poet Dominique Christina who recited her moving poems about her mother and then her son having to learn at a tender age how black people are hunted down and beaten in this country.
Day 5 of the WTO's Ministerial Conference, Bali, 3 December 2013. (Photos may be reproduced provided full attribution is given.)
I saw this crazy trike in Columbus today. Each of the seven riders' drive trains are connected with a shaft and u-joint. But I'm wondering why there are only five cupholders.
Photos of the Marley Press Conference in the Jacmeliene Hotel. Photos of the Marley Press Conference in the Jacmeliene Hotel.
Day 5 of the WTO's Ministerial Conference, Bali, 3 December 2013. (Photos may be reproduced provided full attribution is given.)
Day 5 of the WTO's Ministerial Conference, Bali, 3 December 2013. (Photos may be reproduced provided full attribution is given.)
Conference delegates involved in the panel discussion on "Advance in utilisation of satellite data for nowcasting and limited area modelling".