Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

Deborah Dupre Human Rights Examiner Subscribe March 18, 2014 Ten days of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have spawned speculations and investigations related to its passengers, pilots, ground crew, geopolitics and hijacking scenarios. Today, ten days later, using known data, … Continue reading →

THE PLOT AGAINST PENSIONS The Pew-Arnold campaign to undermine America’s retirement security – and leave taxpayers with the bill • News Release • What the Media Are Saying This report evaluates both the general state of the national debate over … Continue reading →

  95.7% of Crimeans in referendum voted to join Russia – preliminary results March 16, 2014 95 percent of voters in the Crimean referendum have answered ‘yes’ to the autonomous republic joining Russia and less than 4 percent of the … Continue reading →

video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Giles cites COA ruling which opened the door to other reasons for dismissal  Godboldo and supporters jubilant  Attorneys call on Pros. Kym Worthy to end  family’s ordeal now; but Worthy says she intends to appeal … Continue reading →

Video above by Kenny Snodgrass Published on Mar 10, 2014 Chokwe Lumumba Lives! Home Going – – A No Struggle, No Development Production! By Kenny Snodgrass, Activist, Photographer, Videographer, Author of 1} From Victimization To Empowerment… www.trafford.com/07-0913  eBook available at … Continue reading →

Video above, by Leona McElvene: Mass organizer Monica Patrick addresses crowd composed primarily of city retirees, who stand to lose up to 70% of their pensions, annuities and benefits Moratorium NOW! calls for protest April 1st at bankrupty court Forms … Continue reading →

Former Gov. William Milliken, 109 others filed amicus brief on behalf of defendants  At issue: whether USSC ruling in Miller v. Alabama is retroactive  The fate of 363 children sentenced to die in Michigan’s prisons at stake  March 6, 2014 … Continue reading →

‘‘Who Killed The Mayor?’ Miss. Supervisor Says Chokwe Lumumba Was Assassinated, Farrakhan Offers To Fund Autopsy By Kirsten West Savali Mar 4, 2014 Hinds County, Miss. supervisor Kenny Stokes believes that late Jackson mayor Chokwe Lumumba was assassinated and he … Continue reading →

How much do you need to earn to cover your most basic needs or that of your family’s? A new report released today by the Michigan League for Public Policy offers the answer. Making Ends Meet in Michigan: A Basic … Continue reading →

Downtown Detroit being readied for invasion of well-to-do whites As Griswold tenants pushed out, living conditions deteriorate Public tax dollars doled out to new owners to “renovate” Capitol Park Catholic Church betrays residents; plans to lease part of 1212 Griswold … Continue reading →