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For the panel: “Discursive Injustice in Healthcare: Microaggressions, Silencing, and the Politics of Clinical Interaction” at the 20th International #Pragmatics Conference

27 June–2 July 2027, Helsinki, Finland

For more information see: https://discourseanalysis.net/en/cfp-ipc20-helsinki-ipra-2027-discursive-injustice-healthcare #Healthcare #Discourse #Injustice #Microaggressions

I see there's a movie in the works about Sam Altman. Aaron Swartz better fucking be represented.

#ai #movies #AaronSwartz #injustice

I see there's a movie in the works about Sam Altman. Aaron Swartz better fucking be represented.

#ai #movies #AaronSwartz #injustice

I see there's a movie in the works about Sam Altman. Aaron Swartz better fucking be represented.

#ai #movies #AaronSwartz #injustice

I see there's a movie in the works about Sam Altman. Aaron Swartz better fucking be represented.

#ai #movies #AaronSwartz #injustice

I see there's a movie in the works about Sam Altman. Aaron Swartz better fucking be represented.

#ai #movies #AaronSwartz #injustice

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#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

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#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

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#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

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#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

Beneath this tattered tarpaulin, life and death are equal, separated by a mere fraction of a second.

The whistle of bullets piercing the air around you is not just a sound; it is a constant reminder that survival here is a matter of chance, that the difference between staying and leaving is a matter of centimeters.

Your heart does not survive. It remains suspended in a state of acute fear and anticipation, counting your breaths and weighing every whisper of air that passes over the tent. You do not become accustomed to fear, but rather to the idea that you live under a roof that cannot deflect a bullet, nor shield you from the chill of loss.

We do not wait for safety; we simply wait for the sky to fall silent for a moment so we can catch our breaths, breaths stifled by fear.

Your support is a lifeline that helps us persevere.

#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

Beneath this tattered tarpaulin, life and death are equal, separated by a mere fraction of a second.

The whistle of bullets piercing the air around you is not just a sound; it is a constant reminder that survival here is a matter of chance, that the difference between staying and leaving is a matter of centimeters.

Your heart does not survive. It remains suspended in a state of acute fear and anticipation, counting your breaths and weighing every whisper of air that passes over the tent. You do not become accustomed to fear, but rather to the idea that you live under a roof that cannot deflect a bullet, nor shield you from the chill of loss.

We do not wait for safety; we simply wait for the sky to fall silent for a moment so we can catch our breaths, breaths stifled by fear.

Your support is a lifeline that helps us persevere.

#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

Beneath this tattered tarpaulin, life and death are equal, separated by a mere fraction of a second.

The whistle of bullets piercing the air around you is not just a sound; it is a constant reminder that survival here is a matter of chance, that the difference between staying and leaving is a matter of centimeters.

Your heart does not survive. It remains suspended in a state of acute fear and anticipation, counting your breaths and weighing every whisper of air that passes over the tent. You do not become accustomed to fear, but rather to the idea that you live under a roof that cannot deflect a bullet, nor shield you from the chill of loss.

We do not wait for safety; we simply wait for the sky to fall silent for a moment so we can catch our breaths, breaths stifled by fear.

Your support is a lifeline that helps us persevere.

#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

Beneath this tattered tarpaulin, life and death are equal, separated by a mere fraction of a second.

The whistle of bullets piercing the air around you is not just a sound; it is a constant reminder that survival here is a matter of chance, that the difference between staying and leaving is a matter of centimeters.

Your heart does not survive. It remains suspended in a state of acute fear and anticipation, counting your breaths and weighing every whisper of air that passes over the tent. You do not become accustomed to fear, but rather to the idea that you live under a roof that cannot deflect a bullet, nor shield you from the chill of loss.

We do not wait for safety; we simply wait for the sky to fall silent for a moment so we can catch our breaths, breaths stifled by fear.

Your support is a lifeline that helps us persevere.

#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

Beneath this tattered tarpaulin, life and death are equal, separated by a mere fraction of a second.

The whistle of bullets piercing the air around you is not just a sound; it is a constant reminder that survival here is a matter of chance, that the difference between staying and leaving is a matter of centimeters.

Your heart does not survive. It remains suspended in a state of acute fear and anticipation, counting your breaths and weighing every whisper of air that passes over the tent. You do not become accustomed to fear, but rather to the idea that you live under a roof that cannot deflect a bullet, nor shield you from the chill of loss.

We do not wait for safety; we simply wait for the sky to fall silent for a moment so we can catch our breaths, breaths stifled by fear.

Your support is a lifeline that helps us persevere.

#Gaza #palestine #genocide #Israel #freepalestine #freeGaza #fyp #FediforGaza #FediHelp #MutualAidRequest #Fediverse #Rent #HelpingHand #mutualaidspace #support #boostwelcome #givingtuesday #Injustice #WestBank #wpf #gazaverified #help

The disintegration of liberalism and 'postliberal disillusionment'

* "That sound you hear is not the world ending – it’s liberalism being monstered liberalism. Liberalism defines almost our entire social and political order in the west."

"Broad, deep, relentless. And what matters most is the compounding effect: a near-constant sense of crisis in almost every sphere of life."

“... It is the vehicle for this fury that is directed towards the major parties because of this very long sense of neglect and social economic disempowerment that has become so profound."

"It turns out most of us no longer believe in progress...When people stop believing in progress, it quickly becomes a crisis for societies like ours. Our political order was built on the promise of expanding wealth and greater control over our lives. It said we could dream big, then pursue those dreams, and that if we didn’t achieve them, maybe our children would."

"As disillusionment sets in, there is no shortage of culprits. One possibility is to tell a story about capitalism, which generates gaping inequalities and destroys the planet." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/07/waleed-aly-time-of-monsters-future-liberalism-essay

* The medicalisation of social problems is the sociological process by which everyday human experiences, behaviors, and societal challenges come to be defined, labeled, and treated as medical conditions or disorders

* "Post-traumatic embitterment disorder
is a pathological response to a single adverse life event perceived by the affected individual as a serious insult, humiliation, or injustice."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_embitterment_disorder
#liberalism #progress #CoreValues #inequality #injustice #experiences #disintegration #disillusionment #failure #democracy #erosion #CommonGood #decline #ressentiment #fury #medicalisation #PostliberalDisillusionment #retrograde #PostLiberalism #polycrisis

The disintegration of liberalism and 'postliberal disillusionment'

* "That sound you hear is not the world ending – it’s liberalism being monstered liberalism. Liberalism defines almost our entire social and political order in the west."

"Broad, deep, relentless. And what matters most is the compounding effect: a near-constant sense of crisis in almost every sphere of life."

“... It is the vehicle for this fury that is directed towards the major parties because of this very long sense of neglect and social economic disempowerment that has become so profound."

"It turns out most of us no longer believe in progress...When people stop believing in progress, it quickly becomes a crisis for societies like ours. Our political order was built on the promise of expanding wealth and greater control over our lives. It said we could dream big, then pursue those dreams, and that if we didn’t achieve them, maybe our children would."

"As disillusionment sets in, there is no shortage of culprits. One possibility is to tell a story about capitalism, which generates gaping inequalities and destroys the planet." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/07/waleed-aly-time-of-monsters-future-liberalism-essay

* The medicalisation of social problems is the sociological process by which everyday human experiences, behaviors, and societal challenges come to be defined, labeled, and treated as medical conditions or disorders

* "Post-traumatic embitterment disorder
is a pathological response to a single adverse life event perceived by the affected individual as a serious insult, humiliation, or injustice."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_embitterment_disorder
#liberalism #progress #CoreValues #inequality #injustice #experiences #disintegration #disillusionment #failure #democracy #erosion #CommonGood #decline #ressentiment #fury #medicalisation #PostliberalDisillusionment #retrograde #PostLiberalism #polycrisis

The disintegration of liberalism and 'postliberal disillusionment'

* "That sound you hear is not the world ending – it’s liberalism being monstered liberalism. Liberalism defines almost our entire social and political order in the west."

"Broad, deep, relentless. And what matters most is the compounding effect: a near-constant sense of crisis in almost every sphere of life."

“... It is the vehicle for this fury that is directed towards the major parties because of this very long sense of neglect and social economic disempowerment that has become so profound."

"It turns out most of us no longer believe in progress...When people stop believing in progress, it quickly becomes a crisis for societies like ours. Our political order was built on the promise of expanding wealth and greater control over our lives. It said we could dream big, then pursue those dreams, and that if we didn’t achieve them, maybe our children would."

"As disillusionment sets in, there is no shortage of culprits. One possibility is to tell a story about capitalism, which generates gaping inequalities and destroys the planet." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/07/waleed-aly-time-of-monsters-future-liberalism-essay

* The medicalisation of social problems is the sociological process by which everyday human experiences, behaviors, and societal challenges come to be defined, labeled, and treated as medical conditions or disorders

* "Post-traumatic embitterment disorder
is a pathological response to a single adverse life event perceived by the affected individual as a serious insult, humiliation, or injustice."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_embitterment_disorder
#liberalism #progress #CoreValues #inequality #injustice #experiences #disintegration #disillusionment #failure #democracy #erosion #CommonGood #decline #ressentiment #fury #medicalisation #PostliberalDisillusionment #retrograde #PostLiberalism #polycrisis

The disintegration of liberalism and 'postliberal disillusionment'

* "That sound you hear is not the world ending – it’s liberalism being monstered liberalism. Liberalism defines almost our entire social and political order in the west."

"Broad, deep, relentless. And what matters most is the compounding effect: a near-constant sense of crisis in almost every sphere of life."

“... It is the vehicle for this fury that is directed towards the major parties because of this very long sense of neglect and social economic disempowerment that has become so profound."

"It turns out most of us no longer believe in progress...When people stop believing in progress, it quickly becomes a crisis for societies like ours. Our political order was built on the promise of expanding wealth and greater control over our lives. It said we could dream big, then pursue those dreams, and that if we didn’t achieve them, maybe our children would."

"As disillusionment sets in, there is no shortage of culprits. One possibility is to tell a story about capitalism, which generates gaping inequalities and destroys the planet." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/07/waleed-aly-time-of-monsters-future-liberalism-essay

* The medicalisation of social problems is the sociological process by which everyday human experiences, behaviors, and societal challenges come to be defined, labeled, and treated as medical conditions or disorders

* "Post-traumatic embitterment disorder
is a pathological response to a single adverse life event perceived by the affected individual as a serious insult, humiliation, or injustice."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_embitterment_disorder
#liberalism #progress #CoreValues #inequality #injustice #experiences #disintegration #disillusionment #failure #democracy #erosion #CommonGood #decline #ressentiment #fury #medicalisation #PostliberalDisillusionment #retrograde #PostLiberalism #polycrisis

The disintegration of liberalism and 'postliberal disillusionment'

* "That sound you hear is not the world ending – it’s liberalism being monstered liberalism. Liberalism defines almost our entire social and political order in the west."

"Broad, deep, relentless. And what matters most is the compounding effect: a near-constant sense of crisis in almost every sphere of life."

“... It is the vehicle for this fury that is directed towards the major parties because of this very long sense of neglect and social economic disempowerment that has become so profound."

"It turns out most of us no longer believe in progress...When people stop believing in progress, it quickly becomes a crisis for societies like ours. Our political order was built on the promise of expanding wealth and greater control over our lives. It said we could dream big, then pursue those dreams, and that if we didn’t achieve them, maybe our children would."

"As disillusionment sets in, there is no shortage of culprits. One possibility is to tell a story about capitalism, which generates gaping inequalities and destroys the planet." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/07/waleed-aly-time-of-monsters-future-liberalism-essay

* The medicalisation of social problems is the sociological process by which everyday human experiences, behaviors, and societal challenges come to be defined, labeled, and treated as medical conditions or disorders

* "Post-traumatic embitterment disorder
is a pathological response to a single adverse life event perceived by the affected individual as a serious insult, humiliation, or injustice."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_embitterment_disorder
#liberalism #progress #CoreValues #inequality #injustice #experiences #disintegration #disillusionment #failure #democracy #erosion #CommonGood #decline #ressentiment #fury #medicalisation #PostliberalDisillusionment #retrograde #PostLiberalism #polycrisis

Venezuela’s Acting President Thanks Trump and Rubio for Oil Deal

The United States and Venezuela signed a major deal regarding oil and Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez is thankful to President Donald J. Trump and State Secretary Marco Rubio for it, according to a news report by Newsmax.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt of Newsmax’s report. Some parts in boldface…

Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez thanked President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the oil agreement between the two countries.

The deal drew rave reviews from conservatives and criticism from Democrats.

“That is why we chose the path of diplomacy with the United States of America, to transform our differences into cooperation. And that cooperation into investment, production, well-being, and concrete results for Venezuelans,” Rodriguez said in a televised address Saturday.

“I thank President Donald Trump, Secretary Rubio, and his government for the efforts made by both their administration and ours, as well as the entire Venezuelan team that dedicated their time to reaching this agreement,” she said.

Rodriguez said the pact would run 25 years and target production of more than 1.5 million barrels a day.

She said Venezuela would receive about $19 a barrel, which could generate more than $209 billion for the state.

“It’s no use having our oil reserves underground just so they appear in a statistic or an accounting record and we can say we’re the country with the world’s largest reserves when we can’t convert them into development for Venezuela,” she said.

“Our reserves must be transformed into well-being, prosperity, and happiness for this country and enable us to restore our productive capacity so that we can establish ourselves as an energy and manufacturing powerhouse.“

Rodriguez added that the change would strengthen energy security in the Western Hemisphere and promote greater stability and balance in global energy markets.

Trump announced the agreement Friday, calling it “THE BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY!”

It covers 65 billion barrels of proven reserves across 17 fields, with the U.S. receiving 55% of output, including an ownership stake.

The White House has described 100-year development rights, a term Rodriguez did not repeat.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Do you think the US-Venezuela oil deal will be beneficial for both nations? Do you think the deal will help America economically in the long run? What is your view of Venezuela since the dictator Nicolas Maduro was removed by America?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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L’autre voie

https://dandanjean.com/2026/08/14/lautre-voie/

https://youtu.be/0i97mcFFxj8?si=68k2mXg3Ngeq5X8v
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Honestly, I don't know how to ask for mutual aid. So far, I understand that mutual aid is one of the forms of effort and solidarity in addressing injustices. I'm not sure if the algorithm buried my request. My house has been really smelly because I wish I could afford some pet toilet sand replacements and some deodorant, among other needs.

#mutualaid #solidarity #help #student #Malaysia #community #vulnerability #honesty #hardship #dignity #shame #systems #injustice #survival #learning

Calling Out the Church Is an Act of Witness

“Why are you calling the church out and making them look so bad?” someone asked me after I preached about the church’s lack of justice. “The people you’re preaching to probably don’t even need to hear that message. You were likely just preaching to the choir and calling out rare extremists.”

I always feel a bit gaslighted when people tell me this. I wish I had screenshotted all of the insane posts I saw from Christians I knew during the pandemic. The “rare” extremists are apparently many of my friends. I grew up with them. I played at their houses. They taught me who Jesus was. And now that they had been socially and politically provoked, I was observing in them an unimaginable behavior I didn’t know they were capable of.

To some extent, I need to speak out on these issues for evangelistic reasons, as the world needs to see a pastor address such behavior. Unbelievers think that the “rare” extremist is what Christianity looks like because they have seen the same posts I have. I also need to speak out to save myself. If I allow this kind of stuff to go on without saying anything, then I become complacent—and I can’t handle that. People need to know that Christians aren’t all like that. They need to know that Jesus looks different than what’s being presented to them.

To represent God wrongly is what it means to take the Lord’s name in vain, and it was such a big deal to God that he made it one of the Ten Commandments. In the Old Testament, the Israelites bore the name of Yahweh just by being Israelites. Wherever they went and whatever they did, they were to be a specific representation of the name Yahweh. They were to have the character of Yahweh, do justice like Yahweh, farm like Yahweh, party like Yahweh, and take care of the oppressed like Yahweh. They failed over and over and over again until Yahweh eventually divorced his abusive wife, Israel. They had not done a good job of portraying Yahweh to the world, and they had taken his name in vain through their misrepresentation. Christians do the same thing.

So why do I speak about justice to a world that doesn’t always want to hear about it?

I speak because someone has to bear witness to it.

Victoire de la révolte étudiante en Inde : le gouvernement Modi accepte les revendications des étudiants, dont la démission du ministre de l’Éducation
https://information.tv5monde.com/international/en-inde-fin-de-la-fronde-etudiante-apres-la-demission-du-ministre-de-leducation-2831426
#Asie #Inde #politique #société #éducation #étudiants #révolte #manifestation #mobilisation #inégalités #injustice #examens #suicide #média #cafards #TV5monde #gouvernement

Ma ChRoNiQuE | Le journal d’un prisonnier -Nicolas Sarkozy

Auteur : Nicolas Sarkozy

Éditions : Fayard

Pages : 216 pages

Prix : 20,90€

Dates de sortie : 10 Décembre 2025

Public : Adult

Amazon : Le journal d’un prisonnier

« Petit Résumé »

« En prison, il n’y a rien à voir, rien à faire. J’oublie le silence qui n’existe pas à la Santé où il y a beaucoup à entendre. Le bruit y est hélas constant. À l’image du désert, la vie intérieure se fortifie en prison. »

« Mon avis »

Avant même de parler politique, je préfère préciser une chose : je ne fais pas de politique. Ce n’est pas ce qui m’intéresse dans cette lecture.

Ce que j’aime avant tout, ce sont les mots, la culture, les réflexions qu’un livre peut transmettre… et honnêtement, il faut reconnaître une chose à Nicolas Sarkozy : il sait parler.

Malheureusement, mon application de lecture a complètement buggué et j’ai perdu toutes les phrases que j’avais surlignées… ce qui me frustre énormément, parce qu’il y avait beaucoup de passages que j’avais réellement envie de garder et de vous partager.

Mais justement, si j’ai pris le temps de souligner autant de citations, c’est bien que cette lecture m’a marquée d’une certaine manière.

Dans ce livre, il parle de l’injustice qu’il estime avoir vécue, mais aussi de la prison en elle-même : la difficulté d’adaptation, l’envers du décor, le quotidien carcéral, le personnel pénitentiaire, et surtout ce retour brutal à une autre réalité.

Au-delà de l’image publique, on découvre aussi un homme qui parle de sa famille, de ses proches, et de la force que l’amour peut apporter dans des moments particulièrement difficiles.

Et c’est probablement ce qui m’a le plus intéressée dans cette lecture : cette part plus humaine, plus intime, loin des simples débats politiques.

Honnêtement, j’ai énormément apprécié cette lecture. Je ne m’attendais absolument pas à aimer autant.

J’avais une certaine appréhension avant de commencer, notamment par peur d’une lecture compliquée, avec un vocabulaire trop lourd ou trop politique… mais pas du tout.

C’est limpide, bien écrit, posé.
La lecture se fait naturellement, avec fluidité, sans chercher à en faire trop. Et c’est justement ce qui la rend aussi accessible et agréable à découvrir.

Je n’ai jamais douté de sa culture ni de son amour des mots, déjà à l’époque où il était beaucoup plus médiatisé. Mais ici, il ne fait que confirmer l’image que je pouvais avoir de son tempérament et de sa manière de réfléchir.

Je ne connais évidemment pas l’homme personnellement, mais il dégage quelque chose de profondément charismatique dans cette lecture. Et surtout, au fil des pages, on ressent davantage l’homme avant le politicien.

Ce que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, c’est que l’on ne découvre pas uniquement son quotidien en détention. On découvre aussi ses réflexions, son regard sur ce qu’il traverse, sa manière d’analyser les événements et de s’accrocher à ce qui compte vraiment pour lui. Derrière le personnage public, il y a des doutes, des émotions, des souvenirs et une profonde attache à ses proches.

Au final, j’ai refermé ce livre avec le même sentiment que celui qui m’a accompagnée tout au long de ma lecture : celui d’avoir découvert un témoignage humain avant tout. Que l’on partage ou non ses opinions, ce n’est pas ce qui a guidé mon intérêt ici. J’y ai trouvé une plume cultivée, une réflexion sincère et un récit qui m’a bien plus captivée que je ne l’aurais imaginé.

Une lecture humaine, réfléchie et étonnamment accessible, qui m’a bien plus marquée que ce à quoi je m’attendais.

« Mes Extraits »

On apprend ici qu’on peut tout vous enlever, sauf la façon dont vous vous tenez. La dignité est la dernière des richesses que je peux garder.

Le cerveau est équipé pour que l’être humain perçoive et anticipe la menace qui l’entoure. Nous sommes toujours inquiets à propos du futur. Ce qui est la meilleure façon de se gâcher le présent.

« Ma Note »

Et Vous ?

Aimez-vous les livres politiques ou témoignages ?

Évaluez ceci :

Ma ChRoNiQuE | Le journal d’un prisonnier -Nicolas Sarkozy

Auteur : Nicolas Sarkozy

Éditions : Fayard

Pages : 216 pages

Prix : 20,90€

Dates de sortie : 10 Décembre 2025

Public : Adult

Amazon : Le journal d’un prisonnier

« Petit Résumé »

« En prison, il n’y a rien à voir, rien à faire. J’oublie le silence qui n’existe pas à la Santé où il y a beaucoup à entendre. Le bruit y est hélas constant. À l’image du désert, la vie intérieure se fortifie en prison. »

« Mon avis »

Avant même de parler politique, je préfère préciser une chose : je ne fais pas de politique. Ce n’est pas ce qui m’intéresse dans cette lecture.

Ce que j’aime avant tout, ce sont les mots, la culture, les réflexions qu’un livre peut transmettre… et honnêtement, il faut reconnaître une chose à Nicolas Sarkozy : il sait parler.

Malheureusement, mon application de lecture a complètement buggué et j’ai perdu toutes les phrases que j’avais surlignées… ce qui me frustre énormément, parce qu’il y avait beaucoup de passages que j’avais réellement envie de garder et de vous partager.

Mais justement, si j’ai pris le temps de souligner autant de citations, c’est bien que cette lecture m’a marquée d’une certaine manière.

Dans ce livre, il parle de l’injustice qu’il estime avoir vécue, mais aussi de la prison en elle-même : la difficulté d’adaptation, l’envers du décor, le quotidien carcéral, le personnel pénitentiaire, et surtout ce retour brutal à une autre réalité.

Au-delà de l’image publique, on découvre aussi un homme qui parle de sa famille, de ses proches, et de la force que l’amour peut apporter dans des moments particulièrement difficiles.

Et c’est probablement ce qui m’a le plus intéressée dans cette lecture : cette part plus humaine, plus intime, loin des simples débats politiques.

Honnêtement, j’ai énormément apprécié cette lecture. Je ne m’attendais absolument pas à aimer autant.

J’avais une certaine appréhension avant de commencer, notamment par peur d’une lecture compliquée, avec un vocabulaire trop lourd ou trop politique… mais pas du tout.

C’est limpide, bien écrit, posé.
La lecture se fait naturellement, avec fluidité, sans chercher à en faire trop. Et c’est justement ce qui la rend aussi accessible et agréable à découvrir.

Je n’ai jamais douté de sa culture ni de son amour des mots, déjà à l’époque où il était beaucoup plus médiatisé. Mais ici, il ne fait que confirmer l’image que je pouvais avoir de son tempérament et de sa manière de réfléchir.

Je ne connais évidemment pas l’homme personnellement, mais il dégage quelque chose de profondément charismatique dans cette lecture. Et surtout, au fil des pages, on ressent davantage l’homme avant le politicien.

Ce que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, c’est que l’on ne découvre pas uniquement son quotidien en détention. On découvre aussi ses réflexions, son regard sur ce qu’il traverse, sa manière d’analyser les événements et de s’accrocher à ce qui compte vraiment pour lui. Derrière le personnage public, il y a des doutes, des émotions, des souvenirs et une profonde attache à ses proches.

Au final, j’ai refermé ce livre avec le même sentiment que celui qui m’a accompagnée tout au long de ma lecture : celui d’avoir découvert un témoignage humain avant tout. Que l’on partage ou non ses opinions, ce n’est pas ce qui a guidé mon intérêt ici. J’y ai trouvé une plume cultivée, une réflexion sincère et un récit qui m’a bien plus captivée que je ne l’aurais imaginé.

Une lecture humaine, réfléchie et étonnamment accessible, qui m’a bien plus marquée que ce à quoi je m’attendais.

« Mes Extraits »

On apprend ici qu’on peut tout vous enlever, sauf la façon dont vous vous tenez. La dignité est la dernière des richesses que je peux garder.

Le cerveau est équipé pour que l’être humain perçoive et anticipe la menace qui l’entoure. Nous sommes toujours inquiets à propos du futur. Ce qui est la meilleure façon de se gâcher le présent.

« Ma Note »

Et Vous ?

Aimez-vous les livres politiques ou témoignages ?

Évaluez ceci :

Ma ChRoNiQuE | Le journal d’un prisonnier -Nicolas Sarkozy

Auteur : Nicolas Sarkozy

Éditions : Fayard

Pages : 216 pages

Prix : 20,90€

Dates de sortie : 10 Décembre 2025

Public : Adult

Amazon : Le journal d’un prisonnier

« Petit Résumé »

« En prison, il n’y a rien à voir, rien à faire. J’oublie le silence qui n’existe pas à la Santé où il y a beaucoup à entendre. Le bruit y est hélas constant. À l’image du désert, la vie intérieure se fortifie en prison. »

« Mon avis »

Avant même de parler politique, je préfère préciser une chose : je ne fais pas de politique. Ce n’est pas ce qui m’intéresse dans cette lecture.

Ce que j’aime avant tout, ce sont les mots, la culture, les réflexions qu’un livre peut transmettre… et honnêtement, il faut reconnaître une chose à Nicolas Sarkozy : il sait parler.

Malheureusement, mon application de lecture a complètement buggué et j’ai perdu toutes les phrases que j’avais surlignées… ce qui me frustre énormément, parce qu’il y avait beaucoup de passages que j’avais réellement envie de garder et de vous partager.

Mais justement, si j’ai pris le temps de souligner autant de citations, c’est bien que cette lecture m’a marquée d’une certaine manière.

Dans ce livre, il parle de l’injustice qu’il estime avoir vécue, mais aussi de la prison en elle-même : la difficulté d’adaptation, l’envers du décor, le quotidien carcéral, le personnel pénitentiaire, et surtout ce retour brutal à une autre réalité.

Au-delà de l’image publique, on découvre aussi un homme qui parle de sa famille, de ses proches, et de la force que l’amour peut apporter dans des moments particulièrement difficiles.

Et c’est probablement ce qui m’a le plus intéressée dans cette lecture : cette part plus humaine, plus intime, loin des simples débats politiques.

Honnêtement, j’ai énormément apprécié cette lecture. Je ne m’attendais absolument pas à aimer autant.

J’avais une certaine appréhension avant de commencer, notamment par peur d’une lecture compliquée, avec un vocabulaire trop lourd ou trop politique… mais pas du tout.

C’est limpide, bien écrit, posé.
La lecture se fait naturellement, avec fluidité, sans chercher à en faire trop. Et c’est justement ce qui la rend aussi accessible et agréable à découvrir.

Je n’ai jamais douté de sa culture ni de son amour des mots, déjà à l’époque où il était beaucoup plus médiatisé. Mais ici, il ne fait que confirmer l’image que je pouvais avoir de son tempérament et de sa manière de réfléchir.

Je ne connais évidemment pas l’homme personnellement, mais il dégage quelque chose de profondément charismatique dans cette lecture. Et surtout, au fil des pages, on ressent davantage l’homme avant le politicien.

Ce que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, c’est que l’on ne découvre pas uniquement son quotidien en détention. On découvre aussi ses réflexions, son regard sur ce qu’il traverse, sa manière d’analyser les événements et de s’accrocher à ce qui compte vraiment pour lui. Derrière le personnage public, il y a des doutes, des émotions, des souvenirs et une profonde attache à ses proches.

Au final, j’ai refermé ce livre avec le même sentiment que celui qui m’a accompagnée tout au long de ma lecture : celui d’avoir découvert un témoignage humain avant tout. Que l’on partage ou non ses opinions, ce n’est pas ce qui a guidé mon intérêt ici. J’y ai trouvé une plume cultivée, une réflexion sincère et un récit qui m’a bien plus captivée que je ne l’aurais imaginé.

Une lecture humaine, réfléchie et étonnamment accessible, qui m’a bien plus marquée que ce à quoi je m’attendais.

« Mes Extraits »

On apprend ici qu’on peut tout vous enlever, sauf la façon dont vous vous tenez. La dignité est la dernière des richesses que je peux garder.

Le cerveau est équipé pour que l’être humain perçoive et anticipe la menace qui l’entoure. Nous sommes toujours inquiets à propos du futur. Ce qui est la meilleure façon de se gâcher le présent.

« Ma Note »

Et Vous ?

Aimez-vous les livres politiques ou témoignages ?

Évaluez ceci :

Ma ChRoNiQuE | Le journal d’un prisonnier -Nicolas Sarkozy

Auteur : Nicolas Sarkozy

Éditions : Fayard

Pages : 216 pages

Prix : 20,90€

Dates de sortie : 10 Décembre 2025

Public : Adult

Amazon : Le journal d’un prisonnier

« Petit Résumé »

« En prison, il n’y a rien à voir, rien à faire. J’oublie le silence qui n’existe pas à la Santé où il y a beaucoup à entendre. Le bruit y est hélas constant. À l’image du désert, la vie intérieure se fortifie en prison. »

« Mon avis »

Avant même de parler politique, je préfère préciser une chose : je ne fais pas de politique. Ce n’est pas ce qui m’intéresse dans cette lecture.

Ce que j’aime avant tout, ce sont les mots, la culture, les réflexions qu’un livre peut transmettre… et honnêtement, il faut reconnaître une chose à Nicolas Sarkozy : il sait parler.

Malheureusement, mon application de lecture a complètement buggué et j’ai perdu toutes les phrases que j’avais surlignées… ce qui me frustre énormément, parce qu’il y avait beaucoup de passages que j’avais réellement envie de garder et de vous partager.

Mais justement, si j’ai pris le temps de souligner autant de citations, c’est bien que cette lecture m’a marquée d’une certaine manière.

Dans ce livre, il parle de l’injustice qu’il estime avoir vécue, mais aussi de la prison en elle-même : la difficulté d’adaptation, l’envers du décor, le quotidien carcéral, le personnel pénitentiaire, et surtout ce retour brutal à une autre réalité.

Au-delà de l’image publique, on découvre aussi un homme qui parle de sa famille, de ses proches, et de la force que l’amour peut apporter dans des moments particulièrement difficiles.

Et c’est probablement ce qui m’a le plus intéressée dans cette lecture : cette part plus humaine, plus intime, loin des simples débats politiques.

Honnêtement, j’ai énormément apprécié cette lecture. Je ne m’attendais absolument pas à aimer autant.

J’avais une certaine appréhension avant de commencer, notamment par peur d’une lecture compliquée, avec un vocabulaire trop lourd ou trop politique… mais pas du tout.

C’est limpide, bien écrit, posé.
La lecture se fait naturellement, avec fluidité, sans chercher à en faire trop. Et c’est justement ce qui la rend aussi accessible et agréable à découvrir.

Je n’ai jamais douté de sa culture ni de son amour des mots, déjà à l’époque où il était beaucoup plus médiatisé. Mais ici, il ne fait que confirmer l’image que je pouvais avoir de son tempérament et de sa manière de réfléchir.

Je ne connais évidemment pas l’homme personnellement, mais il dégage quelque chose de profondément charismatique dans cette lecture. Et surtout, au fil des pages, on ressent davantage l’homme avant le politicien.

Ce que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, c’est que l’on ne découvre pas uniquement son quotidien en détention. On découvre aussi ses réflexions, son regard sur ce qu’il traverse, sa manière d’analyser les événements et de s’accrocher à ce qui compte vraiment pour lui. Derrière le personnage public, il y a des doutes, des émotions, des souvenirs et une profonde attache à ses proches.

Au final, j’ai refermé ce livre avec le même sentiment que celui qui m’a accompagnée tout au long de ma lecture : celui d’avoir découvert un témoignage humain avant tout. Que l’on partage ou non ses opinions, ce n’est pas ce qui a guidé mon intérêt ici. J’y ai trouvé une plume cultivée, une réflexion sincère et un récit qui m’a bien plus captivée que je ne l’aurais imaginé.

Une lecture humaine, réfléchie et étonnamment accessible, qui m’a bien plus marquée que ce à quoi je m’attendais.

« Mes Extraits »

On apprend ici qu’on peut tout vous enlever, sauf la façon dont vous vous tenez. La dignité est la dernière des richesses que je peux garder.

Le cerveau est équipé pour que l’être humain perçoive et anticipe la menace qui l’entoure. Nous sommes toujours inquiets à propos du futur. Ce qui est la meilleure façon de se gâcher le présent.

« Ma Note »

Et Vous ?

Aimez-vous les livres politiques ou témoignages ?

Évaluez ceci :

Chris Peckham on our National Emergency: https://www.nebriefing.org/expert-briefings/opening
Not only is the prevailing #FascistLogic of our Nations governments’ driven by caprice and hubris, but is the reason for their corruption. They know the only possible future is grounded on an ethically sustainable science of logic, but still believe their gold plated pensions are worth the price! #NationalEmergency #ChrisPeckham #EarthMatters #BBCBias #EndlessWars #ParochialStories #ArmsRace #RealDialogue #inequality #injustice #DiverseReporting #CorporateEvil #EthicalRepresentation #EndUltrasPower

"podle vyjádření advokáta Čižinského se soud při rozhodování o vzetí do vazby argumentovaným alibi obou obviněných vůbec nezabýval" -- "Z dokumentu přitom nevyplývá, že by Policie ČR jejich alibi prověřila"

https://denikreferendum.cz/clanek/238704-zadrzeni-z-pardubic-odmitaji-vinu-do-vazby-je-poslaly-neprime-dukazy

"V kauze zapálení budovy pardubické továrny na zbraně spočívá obvinění, pro které šel pan M. do vazby, na následujícím: Kolem Pardubic se v rozhodné době pohybovala tři „podezřelá“ auta a pan M. měl mít „vazby“ ke dvěma z těchto aut. Nic víc! Policie tvrdí, že má jeho DNA. Jenže kde našla toto DNA (při domovní prohlídce, kam mě jako obhájce nepustili)? Na sim-kartě, kterou bylo telefonováno do autopůjčovny jednoho z těch podezřelých aut, která se vyskytovala v okolí místa činu. A s druhým automobilem ho spojuje to, že majitelka automobilu má dceru, která pana M. sleduje na instagramu. Nic víc státní zastupitelství v návrhu na vazbu neuvedlo! Policie dnes disponuje — za pomoci umělé inteligence — takovým množstvím informací, že pro ni není problém najít nějaké propojení mezi čímkoli." -- "Advokát [...] uvádí: „Vzetí do vazby pana M. — stejně jako druhé obviněné — považuji za dané důkazní situace za skandální. Pan M. se domnívá, že jeho uvěznění je jasným případem rasismu a potlačování jeho svobody slova."

https://denikreferendum.cz/clanek/238705-nebyli-jste-nahodou-i-vy-minuly-ctvrtek-na-nocni-prochazce-pardubicemi

"Bude to monstrproces jako v padesátých letech?" -- https://blisty.cz/art/132583-oba-zatceni-a-obvineni-z-utoku-v-pardubicich-maji-alibi-nemohli-tam-byt.html

Cítím

e x t r é m n ě s i l n é o p o v r ž e n í

vůči českému režimu když toto vidím.

#wrongfula▇▇▇▇▇ #ab▇▇▇▇▇ #kafkaesque #presumptionofinnocence #innocentuntilprovenguilty #politicalprocess #regime #authoritarianregime #powerabuse #humanrightsabuse #humanrights #court #genocide #alibi #injustice #elbit #elbitsystems #pardubice #israel #cizinsky #advokatcizinsky #lpp #advokat #obhajce

A quotation from Ian Stuart Black

PILOT: Stop! Stop! You’re breaking the law!
THE DOCTOR: Bad laws were made to be broken.

Ian Stuart Black (1915–1997) British novelist, playwright, screenwriter
Doctor Who (1963), 04×07 “The Macra Terror,” Part 4 (1967-04-01)

More about this quote: wist.info/black-ian-stuart/818…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ianstuartblack #doctorwho #seconddoctor #breakingthelaw #disobedience #injustice #law #lawbreaking #noncompliance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXX1tgNgOB4

#revolte #abattage #bovins #agriculture #injustice #totalitarisme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXX1tgNgOB4

#revolte #abattage #bovins #agriculture #injustice #totalitarisme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXX1tgNgOB4

#revolte #abattage #bovins #agriculture #injustice #totalitarisme

Friday, November 28, 2025

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/11/friday-november-28-2025/

A quotation from Frederick Douglass

The American people have this lesson to learn: That where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, where ignorance prevails, and where any one class is made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress, rob, and degrade them, neither persons nor property will be safe.

Frederick Douglass (1817-1895) American abolitionist, orator, writer
Speech (1886-04-16), “Strong to Suffer, and Yet Strong to Strive,” Israel Bethel Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, Washington, D.C.

More info about this quote: wist.info/douglass-frederick/7…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #frederickdouglass #America #classism #economicinjustice #ignorance #impoverishment #injustice #nojusticenopeace #othering #poverty #racism #socialills #socialinjustice #socialunrest #society #unrest #classwarfare #unrest

A quotation from Euripides

HELEN: Men think me wicked, though I did no wrong:
   And for the innocent to bear the load
   Of guilt is worse than wickedness itself.
 
[ἙΛΈΝΗ: πρῶτον μὲν οὐκ οὖσ᾽ ἄδικος, εἰμὶ δυσκλεής:
   καὶ τοῦτο μεῖζον τῆς ἀληθείας κακόν,
   ὅστις τὰ μὴ προσόντα κέκτηται κακά.]

Euripides (485?-406? BC) Greek tragic dramatist
Helen [Ἑλένη], l. 270ff (412 BC) [tr. Sheppard (1925)]

More info about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/euripides/78601/

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #euripides #helenoftroy #accusation #blame #dishonor #guilt #injustice #innocence #punishment #reputation #shame

@eco-g The price of bias is a failing government, corruption, unsustainable economy and more extremism. By effectively financing Reform the media barons; the billionaire oligarchs and their fascist cults are furthering the destruction of civil rights and ethical laws. #Virtues #NotWar #NotTerror #NotGenocide #NotEcocide #MediaAccountability #Bias #BiasAirtime #DirtyMoney #UK #ukpolitics #corruption #ElectionBribery #VestedInterests #ShellBuyout #SellingUK #Oligarchs #ToadyParties #Inequality #Injustice

A quotation from Thoreau

If the injustice is part of the necessary friction of the machine of government, let it go, let it go: perchance it will wear smooth, — certainly the machine will wear out. If the injustice has a spring, or a pulley, or a rope, or a crank, exclusively for itself, then perhaps you may consider whether the remedy will not be worse than the evil; but if it is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then, I say, break the law. Let your life be a counter friction to stop the machine. What I have to do is to see, at any rate, that I do not lend myself to the wrong which I condemn.

Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) American philosopher and writer
Essay (1849-05), “Resistance to Civil Government [On the Duty of Civil Disobedience],” Æsthetic Papers, No. 1, Article 10

Sourcing, notes: wist.info/thoreau-henry-david/…

#quote #quotes #quotation #breakingthelaw #civildisobedience #government #injustice #law #lawbreaking

#Free #Decolonial #OpenAccess #Research Paper.

Building the #SettlerColonial Order: #Police (In)Actions in Response to #Violence Against #IndigenousWomen in #Canada

Abstract:

In this article we focus on missing and murdered #Indigenous women, girls, and #2SLGBTQQIA people in Canada. We theorize narratives that police employ to respond to this violence. Using a broad data sample of #testimonies across Canada, this article contributes to understanding how police (in)actions make sense of, justify, and dismiss violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people. We draw from 48 in-depth semi-structured interviews with Indigenous peoples in Toronto and other Canadian cities and 219 testimonies from the Canadian National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (NIMMIWG). The #analysis finds that police repeatedly use similar frames (topics), styles (linguistic and behavioral strategies), and storylines (narratives) to respond to violence against Indigenous peoples. While framing Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people as deviants helps police make sense of and explain violence against them, the use of verbal and behavioral strategies (indifference, callousness, and lack of information) and storylines (“they were [insert pathologizing frame]” and “there’s nothing we can do”) allows police to dismiss and justify acts of violence. We argue that the frames, styles, and storylines employed by police perpetuate violence. Police (in)actions are fundamental to achieving settler #colonialism’s ideological and material dimensions.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/08912432231171171

#CDNpoli #IndigenousCanada #NativeMastodon #NativeCanada #SystematicRacism #KKKanada #ColonialViolence #RacistRCMP #ACAB #Injustice #TruthBeforeReconciliation #CanadianCops #MMIGW2S

A quotation from Thoreau, Henry David:

«
But if [the machine of government] is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then, I say, break the law. Let your life be a counter friction to stop the machine.
»

Full quote, sourcing, notes:
https://wist.info/thoreau-henry-david/16481/

#quote #quotes #quotation #breakingthelaw #civildisobedience #government #injustice #law #lawbreaking #thoreau

#KamalaHarris said that if #Trump is re-elected, he would give #TaxBreaks to big #corporations, cut #SocialSecurity & #Medicare, weaken the #MiddleClass & reduce #access to #HealthCare.

“They do not lead to #prosperity. They lead to #inequity & economic #injustice,” she said of Trump’s agenda.

“We are not going back. You’re not taking us back.”

#ProsecutorHarris #CriminalTrump #ProsecutorVFelon #law #democracy #POTUS #TheFirstButNotTheLast #HarrisForPresident #Election2024 #Harris2024

Black Witness, Amy McQuire’s book delivers a critique of the way mainstream media operates

"Amy McQuire has been writing on Indigenous affairs since she was 17 years old. Over the past two decades, she has reported on most of the key events involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, including numerous deaths in custody, the Palm Island uprising, the Bowraville murders and the Northern Territory Intervention. She has also exposed the misrepresentations and violence of the mainstream media’s reports, as well as their omissions and silences altogether in regards to Indigenous matters."
>>
https://www.uqp.com.au/books/black-witness

Review by Matthew Ricketson, professor of communication at Deakin University
https://theconversation.com/is-objectivity-colonial-amy-mcquire-argues-black-activist-journalism-must-compensate-for-our-mainstream-medias-blindness-232513

McQuire currently co-hosts Curtain The Podcast
https://curtainthepodcast.wordpress.com/
#FirstNationsPeoples #IndigenousPeoples #Bowraville #violence #journalism #MSM #MediaBias #AgendasSetting #framing #Injustice #SettlerSociety

TY to @PhoenixSerenity for making me aware of this news.

B.C. hereditary chief gets house arrest for #pipeline blockade

Chief invoked #Wetsuweten law for protecting land and water against #CoastalGasLink

by Betsy Trumpener · CBC News
Posted: Jul 03, 2024 9:23

"Chief Dtsa'hyl testified that as a leader, he had a duty to protect Wet'suwet'en land, water, burial sites, and historic trails from the degradation of pipeline construction. He said his actions against Coastal GasLink upheld the traditional Wet'suwet'en law of trespass.

"During the sentencing hearing this week, defence lawyer Rebecca McConchie said the chief's actions needed to be understood in the context of 'the oppression of Wet'suwet'en people in colonial history and the ongoing issues with #UncededLand.'

"The defence said the criminal contempt case punished the chief 'for upholding #IndigenousLaw because doing so breached a #colonial court order.'

"The judge acknowledged that questions around the rights and title of unceded #Indigenous territory, as well as how industrial projects consult with #FirstNations, remain unresolved."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/wetsuweten-hereditary-chief-coastal-gaslink-1.7251161

#ChiefDtsahyl #CorporateColonialism #NoDAPL #NoPipelines #IndigenousRights #IndigenousSovereignty
#BCgovernment
#Injustice #UncededNativeLand
#StopEcocide #NativeLandDefenders
#IndigenousLeader #Consent

* #Canada is still a fucking #racist #colonial corporation. 🤬

#Wetsuweten #HereditaryChief will serve a 60-day jail sentence under house arrest for disrupting #pipeline construction through Wet'suwet'en traditional territory in northern #BritishColumbia in October 2021.

#ChiefDtsahyl, also known as Adam Gagnon, was convicted of criminal contempt for publicly and willfully defying a court order to stay away from Coastal GasLink's pipeline construction.

According to the judgment, Chief Dtsa'hyl appeared in social media videos and called the court injunction obtained by #CoastalGasLink "bogus as hell" because the Wet'suwet'en owned and had #jurisdiction over the territory through which the pipeline was being built.

Chief Dtsa'hyl testified that as a leader, he had a duty to protect Wet'suwet'en land, water, burial sites, and historic trails from the degradation of pipeline construction. He said his actions against Coastal GasLink upheld the traditional Wet'suwet'en law of trespass.

The court heard that Chief Dtsa'hyl is 68 years old and has recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 lymphoma.

Character references submitted to the court describe him as a loving, supportive, compassionate and courageous man.

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7251161

#UNDRIP #BCpoli #CDNpoli #Landback #CorporateGreed #GreedKills #BCNDP #BCNewDeathParty #BCNDPEcocide #BCNDPisKillingUs #ColonialExploition #WhiteSupremacy #IndigenousRights #IndigenousSovereignty #BCgovernment #Injustice #UncededNativeLand #StopEcocide #NativeLandDefenders #IndigenousLeader #GovernmentCorruption #KKKanada

Privilege is the greatest enemy of right.
-- Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach

⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #MarievonEbnerEschenbach #Injustice #Privilege

⬇ #Photography #Panorama #Sunrise #SacandagaLake #Adirondacks #NewYork

#LeonardPeltier awaits decision in high-stakes parole bid on anniversary of #PineRidge shootout

Story by Kaitlyn Kennedy
June 26, 2024

"Demands for justice for #Indigenous #FreedomFighter Leonard #Peltier are expected to resound loudly on the anniversary of the infamous June 26, 1975, shootout on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in so-called South Dakota.

"A member of the #TurtleMountainBand of #Chippewa, Peltier was taken into US custody after he was convicted of killing FBI special agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams.

"The killing of an Indigenous man, #JosephStuntz, during the shootout was never investigated, nor have any charges ever been issued.

"Now 79 years old, Peltier is incarcerated in a maximum-security facility in Coleman, Florida. He has spent over 48 years behind bars.

"Peltier was granted a parole hearing in early June in order that he might once again make his case for release.

"#NDNCollective President and CEO Nick Tilsen was one of only two witnesses allowed to testify in the hearing. 'How Leonard was treated during his prosecution and during his continued incarceration is consistent with how they have treated Indian people throughout history,' he said in a webinar earlier this month.

"During the hearing, Tilsen also spoke to Peltier's legacy, explaining how he and the #AmericanIndianMovement contributed to the revitalization of #IndigenousLanguages, #ceremonies, and #culture.

"'We didn't have to do our #ceremonies in hiding anymore because people fought for those rights,' he said during the webinar. 'They made it okay for us to be proud of who we are.'"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/oglala-commemoration-day-leonard-peltier-awaits-decision-in-high-stakes-parole-bid/ar-BB1oWrWR

#FreeLeonardPeltier #FreeLeonard #IndigenousLandDefenders #Injustice