Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

 March 29, 2014 DETROIT — UIN, a Detroit-based Internet TV subscription service and online movie distributor, is launching a crowd funding campaign through Indiegogo. UIN is the parent company of Detroit IPTV. Not all high tech companies are based in the … Continue reading →

Others just get life behind bars. Patrick Winn April 3, 2014 00:33  Global Post BANGKOK — For the most part, American bankers whose rash pursuit of profit brought on the 2008 global financial collapse didn’t get indicted. They got bonuses. … Continue reading →

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes to rule Fri. April 11 on total $385 million “swaps” proposal  “Settlement Agreement” bars cancellation of $1.45 BILLION in outstanding, illegal city COPS debt to UBS AG, BOA  Banks would approve EM Orr’s Plan of … Continue reading →

Detroiters, rise up—this is the last straw! Parking rate hikes come on top of water/sewerage hikes and shut-offs, parked car impoundments for no insurance, police Gestapo raids in poor communities for minor violations  By Diane Bukowski  April 7, 2014  Detroit … Continue reading →

Largest protest yet includes numerous unions, community groups  Retiree creditors add hundreds more objections to Plan of Adjustment, call for NO vote Amended POA threatens further attacks, up to 60 percent cuts in pensions, annuities, health care; plans to remove … Continue reading →

Washington Threatens Sanctions Coup “Option” Looms Larger Obama: Recognize the Democratically Elected Government of Nicolás Maduro! Statement by Socialist Organizer March 30, 2014 Washington is up to its dirty tricks again in Venezuela. Pres. Barack Obama appeared at TPP conference … Continue reading →

File a People’s Objection to the Plan of Adjustment –  April 1, 2014 Updated on March 25, 2014 All Out April 1 – File your objection in court 10 AM Federal Courthouse, 231 W. Lafayette St., Detroit File your objection … Continue reading →

By Workers World Detroit bureau February 25, 2014 Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr’s “Plan of Adjustment” is a declaration of war on the city of Detroit’s 20,000 retirees and their pensions. The plan, filed Feb. 21 in the city’s bankruptcy case, … Continue reading →

By Anthony Minghine Associate Director of Michigan Municipal League An article posted from the Michigan Municipal League’s March/April 2014 Review Magazine There have been a lot of high profile robberies over the years. The Lufthansa robbery, D.B. Cooper highjacking, the … Continue reading →

Detroit child, with phone cord around neck, found not breathing in Oct 2013; foster father did not call 911, gave him CPR and took him to CHM  Child on dangerous drug Risperdal; family’s other children, also seized without proper judicial … Continue reading →