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Fri Jan-28-11 05:33 AM
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How Can We Show Solidarity |
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with the protesters in Egypt? How do we separate ourselves from our corrupt, corporate-loving government and show the Egyptian protesters they DO have support in the U.S.? Any ideas?
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Fri Jan-28-11 05:36 AM
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1. Fellow DUer Catharina has been awesome. |
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Found this in one of her posts: http://eacusa.org/
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Fri Jan-28-11 05:43 AM
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2. I wish a global connection could be made via social media... |
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One site, one FB page where support for all uprisings for justice and freedom can be united.
(FB and Twitter have played critical roles during these crises; I've become a huge fan)
Or multiple sites with the same intent -- grassroots global unity re: justice and freedom -- in case the various governments continue to block access.
I hope the techies will educate more of us about workarounds when the governments shut down Internet access. I don't understand our options in that regard.
:hi:
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Fri Jan-28-11 05:46 AM
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3. UN Chief supports Internet access as basic freedom: |
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Fri Jan-28-11 05:49 AM
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4. One of the DU youngin's is going to have to come up |
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with the workarounds. I'm of the Free Press generation.
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