{"article":{"id":19859,"heading":"Mobilize for Total Liberation - Final Cut","author":"Mob4Lib","created":"2002-10-10 05:16:01","modified":"2002-10-11 18:50:16","last_modified":"Sat, 12 Oct 2002 01:50:16","article":"<p>The final, Completely updated schedule for the <br>  <br> Mobilization Against Colonialism for Total Liberation. <br><br> Food, housing and childcare will be availible to all <br>  <br> who need it (please RSVP at the website).  For all the <br>  <br> information go to <a href=\"http:\/\/mob4lib.coloradicals.org\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/mob4lib.coloradicals.org<\/a> or <br>  <br> email us at <a href=\"mailto:mob4lib@yahoo.com\" rel=\"nofollow\">mob4lib@yahoo.com<\/a>. <br><br> October 9th: <br>  <br> = Arrival <br>  <br> = Meet at the Welcome Center <br>  <br> The welcome center will be located at the D-Line Bike <br>  <br> Collective garage on 22nd and Stout in the alley on <br>  <br> the East side.  The welcome center will be open from  <br>  <br> 10am - 9pm, 10\/09-10\/11. <br>  <br> = Party Like it's 1969-  Benefit Party featuring the <br>  <br> sound liberation of local artists-- simple soul, alala <br>  <br> one, project polytech, josh 23.  AT Revoluciones on <br>  <br> 8th and Galapagos in Denver. <br><br> October 10th: <br>  <br> = Workshops @ 1:00pm at the Mercury Cafe on 22nd and <br>  <br> California.  Workshops will include: Discussions on <br>  <br> Speciesism, Radical Defense, and a tour of Denver. <br>  <br> = Teach-in: on <br>  <br> Confronting Racism: Analysis and Strategy <br>  <br> In Tivoli room 640 on the Auraria Campus <br>  <br> from 6pm - 10pm. <br>  <br> = First Mobilization Spokes meeting in the evening. <br><br> October 11th: <br>  <br> = Southwest Anarchist Network (SWAN) conference on <br>  <br> Auraria Campus (*Tentatively from 10am - 2pm*) <br>  <br> = Teach-in: on <br>  <br> Confronting Racism: Analysis and Strategy <br>  <br> In Tivoli room 640 on  the Auraria Campus <br>  <br> from 6pm - 10pm. <br>  <br> = Last Mobilization Spokes meeting in the evening. <br><br> October 12th: <br>  <br> = Four Directions\/\/All Nations march meeting at <br>  <br> 8:30am. <br>  <br> = Confrontation of the Columbus Day celebration of <br>  <br> genocide in the afternoon! <br><br> October 13th: <br>  <br> = Post-action celebration! <br>  <br> = Jail Support (if need be) <br><br>  <br>  <br> =v= Mob4Lib Speakers =v= <br>  <br> (*Tentative*) <br><br> = Lorenzo Komba Ervin <br>  <br> wrote Anarchism and the Black Revolution, former <br>  <br> political prisoner <br>  <br> = Joel Olson <br>  <br> Ruckus Collective, former member of the New <br>  <br> Abolitionist <br>  <br> = Ashanti Alston <br>  <br> Former Black Panther, from Critical Resistance in NY <br>  <br> = Ki Lumumba Barrow <br>  <br> Critical Resistance in NY <br>  <br> = Claire Bayard <br>  <br> From San Francisco FNB and Ruckus Society <br>  <br> = Chris Crass <br>  <br> the same...<\/p>\n","contact":"mob4lib@yahoo.com","link":"http:\/\/mob4lib.coloradicals.org","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"The final, Completely updated schedule for the\r\nMobilization Against Colonialism for Total Liberation in Denver, Colorado - October 9th - 13th.","numcomment":1,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2002\/10\/19859.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[{"id":19918,"heading":"Isn't it ironic","article":"That some of the wealthiest countries in the world are former colonies??\r\n\r\n(US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, just to name a few.)\r\n\r\nClearly, colonialism is not what causes nations to be poor.\r\n\r\nWhat makes nations poor is a lack of economic freedom and lack of protection of property rights.  This is why nations like Russia, China and Zimbabwe are so poor.\r\n\r\nThe Cato institute did a study not long ago.  They ranked nations by &quot;economic freedom&quot;, which included such things as tax rates, regulation, protection of contract rights, protection of property rights, etc.\r\n\r\nWhat they found, not surprisingly, is that the nations with the highest economic freedom scores were among also the wealthiest nations, and the nations with the lowest economic freedom scores were the poorest.\r\n\r\nThen they compared those numbers to Human Rights Watch's evaluation of human rights.   They found that those nations which had the best economic freedom records also had among the best human rights records, and the nations with the nations with the worst economic freedoms records also had the worst human rights records.\r\n\r\nThis shouldn't be surprising.  Governments that believe in economic freedom generally are not oppressive.\r\n\r\nThe Left of course, which lionized and then apologized for Stalin, Mao, Ho, Castro, etc., wants to squelch economic freedom in favor of more oppressive state run economies.\r\n\r\n","author":"T-Mex","parent_id":19859,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2002-10-11 18:50:16","modified":"2002-10-11 18:50:16","fileurl":""}]}