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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

********Important-Coalition Meeting Agenda for 20 September 2009 @2PM @Nature's Express - Location Change******


Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.


MEETING AGENDA

We have a new location

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Monthly Community Coalition Meeting 20 September 2009 @2PM

Your support is needed and requested
@ Nature's Express
2949 5th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92103


Scheduled Time Activities Note
2:00 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. Introductions
Each group will get an opportunity to introduce themselves, state their mission and make important announcements.

Bring membership forms and distribute your schedules.

Activist San Diego
Veterans for Peace
A New PATH
Drug Policy Alliance
All of US or None
Center for Policy Initiatives
Women's Caucus for Art San Diego
San Diegans for 911 Truth
We have a new location for our monthly meetings. Movie Night and our Technology Training will also be in new locations to be announced.

We will be soliciting input for grants and for stakeholders in the grant process. Minimum contribution $150 per share. Only 9 shares are available.
2:30 P.M. - 2:45 P.M.

The Coalition
Summary of accomplishments, mission of the coalition and discussion of future objectives.

The Environment
Human Rights
Peace
911 Investigations
Poverty
Unity
Citizen Empowerment
Prison and Drug Policy
Veterans
Gender Neutrality
Blackwater
Political Corruption
Health Care


Announcement of the VENUS CENTER
1. Environmental Training
2. Job Training in Solar. Wind and Geothermal Power.
3. Job training for previously convicted people.
4. Coalition complex for meetings, training and speaking engagements.
Office space.
5. Videography Program.
6. Art program.
7. Joint activism task force.
8. Media program.
9. Peace Program.
10. Drug Policy Reform/Harm Reduction Program
11. Anti-Poverty Campaign
12. Public Information Campaign
2:45 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Television Shows
Why each organizations needs their own show on Public Access and how they can do it.

Community Issues
Progress in San Diego
Community Artist Connection
Truth to Power
Citizens' Internet TV Network

Producer Training 2-3 October
Reservations must be made on
22 September 2009 by calling
619-596-3292

Training, support and upcoming schedule will be discussed. We will discuss interviews to be scheduled.
3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. Review of last meeting and Discussion on Effective Actions

Boycott procedures

Who should be targeted for boycotts

How do we select targets

Information sources - www.OpenSecrets.org
www.OpenCongress.org

Common adversaries and how we can coordinate
4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Final Thoughts

Summary of meeting and important points. Final inputs.

Development of next immediate actions. Conclusion of meeting.

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Ste. 104-115
San Marcos, CA 92069
Phone: 760-917-1251
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Friday, September 11, 2009

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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

video: "How To Brainwash A Nation"

Check this out. Use your own judgment.
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This amazing interview was done back in 1985 with a former KGB agent who was trained in subversion techniques. He explains the 4 basic steps to socially engineering entire generations into thinking and behaving the way those in power want them to. It's shocking because our nation has been transformed in the exact same way, and followed the exact same steps.

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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

ATTENTION ATTENTION Dr. Phil wants to tape Fathers on Tuesday...



FYI… thanks Ben for the lead…

 

 

 

Dr. Phil is doing a show on Fathers going through nasty Family Court battles.

 

They want to tape you in Los Angeles on this coming Tuesday.

 

They also want the other side to be there as well, so if you can get your Ex there too that would be amazing.

 

They want to expose issues.

 

This is huge!

 

Contact Paramount Studios at: 323-956-5000 and ask for the Dr. Phil show, they will transfer call, then leave a message for Desma Simon, she is the contact.

You can also email Desma at... desma.simon@cbsparamount.com

 

Do it now!

 

Monday, August 24, 2009

***********Join Us for Beyond Treason at Movie Night***********




Join the San Diego County Community Coalition at Movie Night for the feature film

Beyond Treason

.........................what our government is doing to our troops......... is treason.

Queen Bee Cultural Center
3925 Ohio Street
San Diego
7PM
Tuesday 25 August 2009


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Thursday, August 20, 2009

Tom Ridge Pressured to Raise Terrorist Level By Bush Administration Before Election


Tom Ridge admits in his new book how he was pressured to raise the terrorist level just before 2004 election to scare Americans.

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/08/20/2041283.aspx


Blackwater used by CIA for Assassination

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

*******THIS IS WALTER WITH A VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT OUR MEETING THIS SUNDAY******


Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.





MEETING AGENDA


Monthly Community Coalition Meeting 16 August 2009

Your support is needed and requested
@the Cultural Center
3925 Ohio Street
San Diego, CA 92104

Scheduled Time Activities Note
2:00 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. Introductions
Each group will get an opportunity to introduce themselves, state their mission and make important announcements.

Bring membership forms and distribute your schedules.

Activist San Diego
Veterans for Peace
A New PATH
Drug Policy Alliance
All of US or None
Center for Policy Initiatives
Women's Caucus for Art San Diego
San Diegans for 911 Truth
You received a video message. Click here to play it.
2:30 P.M. - 2:45 P.M.

The Coalition
Summary of accomplishments, mission of the coalition and discussion of future objectives.

The Environment
Human Rights
Peace
911 Investigations
Poverty
Unity
Citizen Empowerment
Prison and Drug Policy
Veterans
Gender Neutrality
Blackwater
Political Corruption
Health Care


2:45 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Television Shows
Why each organizations needs their own show on Public Access and how they can do it.

Community Issues
Progress in San Diego
Community Artist Connection
Truth to Power
Citizens' Internet TV Network

Producer Training 2-3 October
Reservations must be made on
22 September 2009 by calling
619-596-3292


3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. Discussion on Effective Actions

How do you send public service announcements
Boycott procedures

Who should be targeted for boycotts

How do we select targets

Information sources

Common adversaries and how we can coordinate
4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Final Thoughts

Summary of meeting and important points. Final inputs.

Development of next immediate actions. Conclusion of meeting.

197 Woodland Parkway
Ste. 104-115
San Marcos, CA 92069
Phone: 760-917-1251
Fax:


Thursday, August 6, 2009

Link to Chuck Ambers Interview on Progress In San Diego TV Show This One Works!

From: Walter Davis <progressinsandiegotv@gmail.com>
Subject: Link to Chuck Ambers Interview on Progress In San Diego TV Show
To: wdavis@walterdavisenterprises.com
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2009, 2:10 PM

Here is a link to Chuck Ambers' interview about the African Museum on Progress In San Diego TV Show.

Walter Davis

http://sdmegacoalition.blogspot.com/2009/08/progress-in-san-diego-tv-show-chuck.html

Chuck Ambers Interview on Progress In San Diego

See Interview with Chuck Ambers of the African Museum on Progress In San Diego TV Show Here
http://video.google.com/a/walterdavisenterprises.com/EmbedGadget?contentId=4824cb88e620bb87&width=480&height=387

Crib In A Cell


See the New York Times article about family detention centers. It was the picture of the crib in a cell that got to me.

Walter

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Are Liberal Netroots Groups Helping Obama Fail?

Anita is Right......
This is what I have been saying since moveon came out for public option: if you start with your compromise position and not your full ask, you end up with nothing and that's whre we are. When Dr. Dean was here in July I asked him why they did that and his answer was: "that was Obama's mistake and there's no going back."  Bulls**t 
 
  I don't get it, but Jeff Cohen is so right that it's sickening. not sure what the answer is except that at least in CA we will begin work on SB810 this fall, otherwise, don't know what else we can do when all the so-called "liberal" groups opted to begin with the public option...who's brilliant idea was that?  what i've been doing when asked to send a letter on line supporting public option, i change the words to single payer. 
any other suggestions?
 
anita

On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Tanja <twinter@san.rr.com> wrote:
Are Liberal Netroots Groups Helping Obama Fail?  By Jeff Cohen, Journalist and Media Critic; Founder, Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting, July 30, 2009

    

    I've started deleting them as spam.
    I'm not talking about the enlarge-your-penis emails or "You've Won the Lottery" notices.
    I'm talking about the increasingly-urgent emails coming for weeks from liberal Netroots groups calling for a "public option" for health care -- a government insurance plan citizens could choose to pay for instead of private insurance. 
 
    Never has so much passion been so misdirected. If what these liberal groups ultimately wanted out of President Obama and corporate-funded Democrats in Congress was a topnotch public plan to compete with the first-rate private plans, the wrong way to get it was to make that the demand.
    Especially of a president whose instinct is toward conciliation and splitting the difference with big business and the right wing. 
 
    Sure, Obama was a community organizer once. That was decades ago when Russia was still our mortal enemy, Nelson Mandela was still an official State Department terrorist threat and the White House was still funding Islamist fanatics in Afghanistan.
    For the last dozen years Obama has been a politician -- and a consummate compromiser at that. Have we failed to notice? 
 
    Activists must recognize the surest way to get a strong public option that could compete with the Cadillac of health plans. We needed to mobilize millions of Netroots people, almost every union and 150 members of Congress to endorse a maximum demand: National health insurance . . . enhanced Medicare for All. In other words, a cost-effective single-payer system of publicly-financed, privately-delivered healthcare that ends private health insurance (and its waste, bureaucracy, ads, sales commissions, lavish executive salaries, profiteering). 
 
    Had liberal groups sent out millions of emails building a movement that posed an existential threat to the health insurance industry, Sen. Baucus and Blue Dog Democrats and their corporate healthcare patrons might well be on their knees begging for a comprehensive public option -- to avert the threat of full-blown Medicare for All. 
 
    As things stand now, as writers like Bob Kuttner and Norman Solomon have warned, a weak public option would institutionalize a two-tiered system with healthier, wealthier citizens getting the best (private) plans, and sicker, harder-to-treat people getting an inferior (public) plan. Newt Gingrich couldn't dream up a better scenario to discredit an enhanced government role in health care. 
 
    To win serous reforms, we need activist leaders who are tough-minded progressives making maximum demands for reforms that truly address our nation's problems. Leave the inside-the-Beltway deal-making to the politicians, properly frightened and moved by the roar of mass movements. 
 
    We need activist leaders who have a clearer idea of who Obama is. He's not one of us. He's one of them -- a politician bent on placating corporate interests. We knew all we needed to know about his current worldview from all the corporatists he put in top jobs. 
 
    And from the fact that he felt the need -- six weeks into his administration, after the middle-class bailed out Wall Street -- to call up the New York Times and assure the world that his policies were not socialist but were "entirely consistent with free market principles." At a time the corporate greedsters and free-market ideologues had been exposed as having threatened the economic well-being of the world, they weren't the ones on the defensive. They weren't doing the apologizing. Obama was on the defensive; he was apologizing to them! 
 
    When Democratic leaders start borrowing right wing rhetoric, we know our activism has not been strong or progressive enough. At the AARP townhall Tuesday, Obama described a public option as "controversial, I understand people are worried about that." He went on to assure his audience that "nobody is talking about . . . government-run health care" or "a Canadian-style plan." At one point, he further assured seniors that no "bureaucratic law in Washington" would interfere in their healthcare decisions -- seeming to adopt the faux-populism of anti-government rightists. Yet he seems incapable of anti-corporate populism, even with despised industries like Wall Street and health insurance. 
 
    I have huge respect for the smart young activists who built up the Netroots, unleashing all sorts of progressive possibilities for our country. But I'm bothered by their often ineffectual, Beltway-originated, halfway demands.
    I became active during the Vietnam War. We might still have troops in Vietnam if - instead of militantly demanding "All Troops Home Now" -- we'd organized behind polite Beltway initiatives like: "Let's begin negotiations" or "Let's set a timeline for phased withdrawal." 
 
    I fear that Netroots leaders are doing the same dance with Obama today that they did with Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid in 2007-08. Instead of demanding that Democrats in Congress bring our troops home from Iraq by using the power of the purse to defund the war, Netroots leaders rallied behind weak, non-binding timelines and other halfway measures cooked up with Congressional leaders. 
 
    Without a loud, clear demand for "troops home" from the large online antiwar forces, Democratic leaders started retreating and succumbing to Republican rhetoric. Reid proclaimed: "We will never abandon our troops in a time of war." Pelosi declared: "We will have legislation to fund the troops!"
    And the corpses kept piling up. 
 
    Great social reforms have occurred in our country not when social movements took their lead from what the White House deemed possible, but when the White House was pushed by powerful movements demanding reforms bolder than what the president was comfortable with. Leading abolitionists pushed Lincoln toward ending slavery by demanding immediate abolition. Socialist and workers movements in the '30s sufficiently scared elites so that FDR could pass New Deal reforms far short of socialism. Martin Luther King and civil rights activists continuously pushed and prodded JFK and later LBJ. 
 
    And these movements didn't have the Internet.
    In 1993, a National Health Insurance bill gained 100 co-sponsors in the Democrat-led House, plus endorsements from many unions, even Consumers Union. There was unfortunately no Internet then when the Clinton White House undermined this growing movement by pushing an incredibly complex plan that left big insurers dominating the system. Clinton's plan inspired few and confused many. After it went down in flames, talk radio host Jim Hightower asked President Clinton why he didn't back an easily-explained Medicare for All approach that had so much support in Congress. Clinton said he'd thought it was politically too difficult but now wondered about that judgment. 
 
    Here we are 16 years later. Neglected by Netroots groups, John Conyers today has 85 House co-sponsors for HR 676, the Expanded Medicare for All Act, as well as the endorsement of many unions and Obama's longtime personal physician. If all those emails I've received lately had been about building the HR 676 movement and a public system instead of a "public option," the bill would have many more co-sponsors and could be pressuring Democrats to stand tough today. 
 
    For Obama to feel secure about reform and standing up to the right, he needs to feel that he's in the center pushed by noisy forces to his left. He's admitted as much. The way to help him succeed is to mobilize seriously to his left.
    The way to help Obama fail is for Netroots and liberal groups to collapse toward him from the get-go.
    And if Obama does fail, we can quit laughing at a Republican Party in disarray due to Bush, religious extremism, hypocrisy and anti-intellectualism. 
 
    Because in this period of crisis and fear, unless a progressively-prodded White House delivers reforms that actually improve lives soon, right wing reaction could rebound more dangerous than ever in 2010 and/or 2012.
    * *
    Jeff Cohen is an associate professor of journalism at Ithaca College, founder of the media watch group FAIR, and former board member of Progressive Democrats of America . 



--
anita simons


"A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death."……Martin Luther King, Jr.
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One step closer to prison camp development for us all.



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Saturday, August 1, 2009

Brasscheck TV: The Obama Deception

Walter

"The Obama Deception" a new film by Alex Jones.

It's starting to look like a government by Wall Street, of
Wall Street and for Wall Street.

The whole story here:

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Monday, July 27, 2009

DPA Release: Prop 36 Treatment Decimated, Called "End of an Era"

Friends – What a sad day for treatment instead of incarceration in California . Although we are hopeful that federal stimulus money will help supplement Prop. 36 treatment (as well as other diversion systems including PC 1000), the treatment system has nonetheless been devastatingly crippled today. Many of you work within Prop. 36, so you know this better than I do. I believe that a new era has begun, but it's one in which DPA will continue to fight for policies and systems to protect people struggling with drug addiction. Please don't hesitate to contact me (or DPA's legal team) if you are concerned that a Prop. 36 participant is being denied participation in the program or threatened with incarceration due to lack of treatment access. Below is the press release DPA just sent to media in California .

Drug Policy Alliance
www.drugpolicy.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                  Contact: Tommy McDonald (510) 229 5215
July 24, 2009                                                            or Margaret Dooley-Sammuli (213) 291 4190

 

Prop 36 Treatment Decimated, Called "End of an Era"

 

Drug Defendants Avoid Prison, But Denied Treatment

 

Sacramento – The new state budget deals a devastating blow to drug treatment in California . Treatment advocates warn that counties will not be able to provide treatment to all who are eligible under Proposition 36, a voter-approved measure that diverts low-level, nonviolent drug possession offenders to treatment. Though treatment is decimated, the sentencing law remains in effect and eligible defendants cannot be incarcerated.

 

"This is truly the end of an era," said Margaret Dooley-Sammuli, deputy state director for the Drug Policy Alliance in Southern California . "For nearly a decade, California has led the nation's most succes sf ul experiment with treatment instead of incarceration. Now we're entering a new phase, where Prop. 36, fortunately, continues to protect low-level, nonviolent drug offenders from incarceration but where, sadly, there is little access to drug treatment. This is not what the voters intended, nor does it make fiscal sense."

 

With guaranteed annual funding of $120 million in 2001-05, Prop. 36 cut state costs by $2.50-4 for every $1 spent and diverted 36,000 people to treatment each year (UCLA). In 2006, the Legislature responded to the program's proven track record by boosting funding to $145 million. Since its inception, Prop. 36 has provided treatment to over 250,000 people and saved a net $2 billion. Nonetheless, the new budget could see Prop. 36 funding plummet to $18 million – just 8% of the $230 million-per-year level UCLA research found to be "adequate". Even if a hoped-for tran sf er of federal dollars is secured, total treatment funding would not exceed $63 million (27% of "adequate").

 

Given this reality, advocates on Thursday urged county and local governments to use limited local resources more innovatively by reducing the number of people entering the criminal justice system for low-level, nonviolent drug possession and by conserving those resources instead for local prevention and treatment systems. As one example of this approach, supporters pointed to San Diego's Serial Inebriate Program (SIP), in which the county and city governments, law enforcement agencies and health systems collaborate to provide treatment to chronically homeless alcoholic individuals who would otherwise continue to soak up vast emergency room and criminal justice resources.

 

"Local law enforcement can be an important doorway into the public health system," Dooley-Sammuli added. "Let's face it. There's no more room in court or jail. County and local governments can help reduce the burden by working with law enforcement and health systems to develop alternatives – by directing those who need it to county prevention and treatment services and by not prosecuting nonviolent, low-level drug possession in the first place."

 

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Saturday, July 25, 2009

LiveF5 Broadcast Invitation To Clean Slate Event

Attorneys are advising previously convicted people on how to clean up their records. Please join broadcast.

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Friday, July 24, 2009

[ProgressivePatriots] New Meetup: Activist SD Movie: Reel Bad Arabs - How Hollywood Vilifies An Entire People






Announcing a new Meetup for The San Diego County Community Coalition!

What: Activist SD Movie: Reel Bad Arabs - How Hollywood Vilifies An Entire People

When: July 25, 2009 7:00 PM

Where:
Joyce Beers Community Center
1220 Vermont Street
San Diego, CA 92101



Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies An Entire People

Saturday, July 25th, 7:00pm

Joyce Beers Community Center (air conditioned)

1230 Cleveland Ave., Hillcrest in the city of San Diego ( next to Trader joe's, Raphs Shopping center, off University Ave)


Film Description:

This groundbreaking documentary dissects a slanderous aspect of cinematic history that has run virtually unchallenged from the earliest days of silent film to today's biggest Hollywood blockbusters. Featuring acclaimed author Dr. Jack Shaheen, the film explores a long line of degrading images of Arabs--from Bedouin bandits and submissive maidens to sinister sheikhs and gun-wielding "terrorists"--along the way offering devastating insights into the origin of these stereotypic images, their development at key points in US history, and why they matter so much today.

This film is an insightful analysis of the media representations of Arabs peoples in Hollywood . It succinctly shows how racism and ethnocentrism pervades in Hollywood as the industry plays on prejudicial stereotypes in order to maximize profits in our white supremacist social order. With much of its scrutiny focusing on media post 9/11, this film is a timely look at how representations in media can foster prejudice and cultivate fear. This film is free and open to the public.

For more information Contact: 1activistsandiego@gmail.com (714) 595-6912

www.ActivistSanDiego.org Donation requested


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Highly recommend books I've been reading:

The Holocaust is Over: We must Rise from the Ashes by Avraham Burg (Israeli)
Mexico Unconquered: Chronicles of Power & Revolt by Jon Gibler -
Agenda for a New Economy: >From Phantom Wealth to Real Wealth by David C. Korten
Rules of Disengagement: The Politics & Honor of Military Dissent by Marjorie Cohn
An Unreasonable Woman: A true story of shrimpers, politicos, polluters & the fight for Seadrift, Texas

Tanja


Learn more here:
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Thursday, July 23, 2009

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SD County Community Coalition Movie Night - Sicko 28 July 2009

Due to the response we got this week at movie night, we will again be showing Micahel Moore's Sicko
At

The Cultural Center
3925 Ohio Street
San Diego, CA 92105

Tuesday 28 July 2009 at 7 PM

Join us for the discussion and viewing of this timely film on the need for universal health care. $5.00 donation requested.
No one turned away. Please RSVP by email if you plan to come.

Pass this message on to anyone else who might be interested in the subject of universal health care.

Walter Davis
760-917-1251


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