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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Konversations with Kevin #7
This is to elaborate on a particular point made by Kevin D. Akin as portrayed in my piece, Konversations with Kevin #6 [http://janbtucker.com/blog/2012/10/25/koversations-with-kevin-6/]. In his recent email about me (Jan B. Tucker), he made the statement: In fact, he appears … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry
Tagged American Israeli Civil Liberties Coalition, Arbeter Ring, Blessed Hand of Moses, Book of Proverbs, California Penal Code Section 125, Communist Party, Edict of Expulsion, Edomites, Esau, Fiddler on the Roof, Herod, Isaac Lieb Peretz, Jan B. Tucker, Jewish Existentialist World Society, Jewish People's Fraternal Order, Judaism, Kevin D. Akin, Los Angeles Bet Din, Luther Adler, Marc Antony, Maureen O'Sullivan, Midrash Rabbah, New Testament Book of Acts, Old Testament Book of Exodus, Rambam Torah Institute, Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen, Shakespeare, Sholom Aleichem, Socialist Party, Stewart Alexander, Ten Commandments, Ten Principles for Humanity, The Life and Death of Julius Ceasar, Workmens Circle, Yiddish
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Proposition 30-Important Opinions
From our sponsors: some of the best rehabs are in California; http://www.rehabs.com/local/california/ Proposition 30: Important Opinions California NOW (National Organization for Women) on Prop 30- The main argument that proponents of Prop 30 are making is that if it is … Continue reading
The Tragedy of George McGovern
I met George Spencer McGovern twice: once before he was ever thought of as Presidential material, at a reception for the Food for Peace Foundation when I was around 12 or 13 and later in 1972 when he campaigned in … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions
Tagged AIM, American Indian Movement, Benjaim Spock, Billings Daily Gazette, Bureau of Indian Affairs 1972, Dennis Banks, Edward Kennedy, Eugene McCarthy, Frank Runninghorse, George Spencer McGovern, Henry Wallace, Heywood Campbell Broun, Hubert Humphrey, Jan B. Tucker, Lieutenant William Calley, Marge Buckley, My Lai Massacre, Peace and Freedom Party, Provisional Revolutionary Government, Red Tide Memories, Richard Kliendienst, Richard Nixon, Robert Kennedy, Russell Means, Shirley Chisolm, Steven Bruce Orcutt, Trail of Broken Treaties, U.S. Grant High School, Viet Cong, Vietnam War, Wall Street Journal, Wounded Knee 1890, Wounded Knee 1973, Wounded Knee massacre
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Sherman vs Berman in the 30th District
A couple of the members of the Board of the San Fernando Valley/Northeast Los Angeles Chapter of the National Organization for Women (SFV/NELA NOW and of the California League of Latin American Citizens (CALLAC) received an e-mail from a long … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions
Tagged Bobbi Fiedler, Brad Sherman, California League of Latin American Citizens, CALLAC, Charlie Conrad, George McGovern, Grover Howard, Henry Waxman, Howard Berman, James Corman, Jan B. Tucker, John McCain, Ken Meade, Larry Kapiloff, Leo McCarthy, Lindsay Graham, Michael Berman, Mike Roos, National Latino Congreso, Peace & Freedom Party, Sam Farr, Same Page coalition, San Fernando Valley/Northeast Los Angeles Chapter NOW, Tom Hannigan
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Three Great Acts @ The Talking Stick
The Talking Stick @ 1411 Lincoln Blvd in Venice always reminds me of the line in Bob Dylan’s Tangled Up In Blue that “There was music in the cafes at night and revolution in the air…” World Music Night @ … Continue reading
Foreclosures Continue & Homeowners Fight Back
People have taken an interest in the “Fortress Hernandez” action in the San Fernando Valley where Occupy protesters have tried to prevent the eviction of the Hernandez family from their home by Bank of America [for background, see: http://www.laactivist.com/2012/09/02/fort-hernandez-still-stands-as-foreclosure-battle-continues/]. In … Continue reading
The Story of Ramsey Muniz, Political Prisoner
How the US government used a Mexican drug lord to convict an innocent man Reprinted from: http://friendsofjustice.wordpress.com/2012/10/16/how-the-us-government-used-a-mexican-drug-lord-to-convict-an-innocent-man/ From our sponsors: Texas drug abuse hotlines: http://drugabuse.com/usa/drug-abuse/texas/ By Alan Bean, Friends of Justice Ramsey (Ramiro) Muniz is a man of seventy … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry, Uncategorized
Tagged Alan Bean, Danny Gallardo, Danny Hernandez, DEA, DEnacio Medina, Dick DeGuerin, Drug Enforcement Administration, Friends of Justice, Irma Muniz, Juan Gonzales, Kimberley Elliott DEA, La Raza Unida Party, Ramiro Muniz, Ramsey Muniz, Texas drug abuse hotlines, Upton Sinclair
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