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News Report (from PRNewswire): NEW YORK, Oct. 2 — In the wake of the collapse of major investment banks and the government’s proposed bailout of financial institutions, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is reporting a dramatic upsurge in the number of anti-Semitic statements being posted to Internet discussion boards devoted to finance and the economy.

David Sirota’s piece on the bailout is the one you really need to read: As I noted in my reporting yesterday, a major question for the House Democratic leadership is whether to make the proposal that got rejected on Monday more conservative or more progressive?

Guest post by Agnis Murray, President of the Pinewood Avenue Board of Regents Hello America! Not sure about you, but I’m sick and tired of bailing out rich money grubbers controlling the stock market when my own cul-de-sac of Pinewood Avenue continues to sacrifice, week after week.

In Philly this Saturday for the Obama campaign. Info here! Free concert for Pennsylvanians will be huge opportunity to register voters and sign up volunteers; preferred tickets must be picked up at campaign offices. The concert will take place on the Saturday before Pennsylvania’s voter registration deadline on Monday.

by SAF staff Today’s ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court that strikes down a ban on legal concealed carry in public parks was “a proper decision that upholds the state’s concealed carry preemption statute,” the Second Amendment Foundation said.

ALLies, Are you yourself, or do you know anybody who is, an individualist anarchist, agorist, mutualist, left-Rothbardian, or otherwise on the libertarian left, who happens to live in or nearby any of the following metropolitan areas?

(Via Serf City 2008-01-31.) Here’s something I mentioned some time back during a conversation about secession, decentralism, and decoupling the revolutionary doctrine of secession from the noxious notion of states’ rights: I mean, one kind of decentralist politics that you might endorse would be

We’re probably not going to see this in the corporate media, so I thought I’d mention it.

Because you’ll never see it on the corporate news. Link: On Tuesday morning, September 23, 7:30am, at the front of the National Archives Building on Constitution Ave. in Washington, D.C., five military veterans will risk arrest as they climb a 9-foot retaining fence and occupy a 35-foot high ledge to raise a 22×8 foot banner stating, “DEFEND OUR CONSTITUTION.