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Smash the State Report - 2012-11-30
Actions Against Austerity and to save CSUMB in KW by Poverty Makes Us Sick + all over the world! G20 cops not in trouble, Mahjoub calling for trouble, and response to the attacks on Gaza.
From the November 30th 2012 edition of AW@L Radio - Poverty Makes Us Sick, a KW based group has been taking the fight against the cuts to social services, especially the Community Start up and Maintenance Benefits (CSUMB), to MPP john milloy's office on a regular basis, and plan to keep on going making it impossible for the minister to continue business as usual. They do, however, employ a whole diversity of tactics in their actions and here, dan reads the 7 Concrete Ways to Save the CSUMB. Proving its the same around the world, in dublin, good folks also march in solidarty as 15 000 demonstrate against austerity.
We then go to pussy riot - putin lights up the fire.
Coming back to ontario, and in an ACAB/G20Report, we have a report from the toronto police accountability coalition which reveals the OIPRD told toronto cops not to worry about the damming report since they took so long to get it out.
Next up is audio from Mohammad Mahjoub's call for an independent inquiry into his torture and mistreatment by canadian authorities, then we have responses to the attacks on Gaza by israel with an interview with electronic intifada founder and a piece by a BBC journalist on the death of the 11 month old son of his team's camerman
The Smash the State Report is a segment on the weekly 2 hour AW@L radio (16:00-18:00est) on CKMS 100.3FM CKMS * Community * Co-op * Campus * Radio - Waterloo - http://soundfm.ca
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