Sunday, 23 August 2015

Sunbirds funeral Glastonbury photos a warrior of the Rainbow brother ofour tribe passes to the other worlds

Sunbird who came to join the tribe at the One world Rainbow Centre The squatted St. John the Baptist church in Kentish Town where Rainbow Tribe gathered 1993-96.
Has sadly passed on to the other worlds, to the summer lands as our Celtic ancestors called it.
He was an inspiration to many a generation creating gatherings parties and festivals enjoyed by many hundreds of thousands of people.

He passed away in a road accident travelling between Switzerland and Italian festivals doing the work he loved. In death as in life he brought us all together, a massive tribe of well wishers gathered to celebrate his life in the church of Saint John the Baptist Glastonbury.

Psy trance played and the four directions were honoured inside the church. There was then a procession to the white spring where a water ceremony was conducted for this man, a water wizard who shared the water of the worlds with many.
A large procession then headed up Glastonbury Tor to circle around the tor with the Dragon, followed by a large circle when where many people spoke of his great works and how he inspired so many people.
It was a very moving ceremony he will be missed, but in his passing, he is asking us all to step up to share our gifts, to create gatherings and celebrations for the earth.

His Earth heart cafe was at the heart of many festivals over the last two decades travelling across Europe and the world. The day ended with a full on tribal  gathering in the King Arthur pub Glastonbury.Where many tribe met moot and celebrated his life.
Fly free brother Sunbird your life touched many and inspired much action.
Death is only a doorway ,the ancient Celts did not fear death as they knew we lead many lives in many incarnations,death is the beginning of the next great adventure.

Travel well to the other worlds brother Warrior of the Rainbow, you can't kill the spirit
one love Phoenix



























Saturday, 22 August 2015

Android Jones IMMERSIVE DOME EXPERIENCE

Thursday, 20 August 2015

Lyrically Challenged is back Sunday 23rd of August at the HIVE Dalston 260 - 264 kingsland road.haggerston overland 2pm - 9pm.Our first family event non alcohol venue, with smoothies, raw food a BBQ and a massive line up. Www.hivedalston.org.uk

Lyrically Challenged is back Sunday 23rd of August at the HIVE Dalston 260 - 264 kingsland road.haggerston overland  2pm - 9pm.Our first family event non alcohol venue, with smoothies, raw food a BBQ and a massive line up.Childrens yoga, paintings. 
Its our first time creating a day event in a community and we could use lots of support as we work to shift consciousness, with, art, music, love vibes!! 
 please spread the word! 
"Love and growth through hip-hop"https://www.facebook.com/events/405078416353084/

Runnymede Eco Village back in High court of Appeal Sept 10th Raising issues of removal of our Magna Carta Rights to Fair Trial,legal Aid,Forest Charter and Common law #onn #olsx #magnacarta #commons #legalaid #protest #Runnymede #ecovillage @occupyWallst #democracy

Runnymede eco village  returns to High Court of appeal the Strand london on September the 10th.
This Historic appeal case will raise major issues of Constitutional Law.



The Eco village was taken to court after 3 years of occupation on June 15th the exact 800th anniversary of  the Magna Carta being sealed. 
The Judge on the day addressed and ruled on some of our arguments on licence and ECHR European court of Human rights.



However he very strangely did not even address or make any ruling on our arguments under the Magna Carta, Forest charter and Common Law.
This was most strange that on the exact 800th anniversary  day, while the Queen and world leaders gathered to celebrate the whats left of the Magna Carta, the Judge did not even mention the words "Magna Carta".Its even as if he was warned not to mention it in any ruling.

Let alone address our arguments under Magna Carta article 39 , rights to a fair Trial being removed by our governments support for extraordinary rendition,the secret prison complex. 
The removal of our Legal Aid and how this has affected Habeous Corpus and rights to a fair trial.

Our rights to seek redress by occupation of crown/government land and buildings from article 61 of the Magna Carta.
That these rights were granted in perpetuity ( perpetual/for ever) 
that the  sovereignty of the people  has been gradually removed and wittled away,with ever increasing draconian laws.
The judge did not address our rights under the Forest Charter,rights to sustain ourselves from the wasteland and woodland,which at Runnymede we have occupied for over 3 years.

And finally the Judge completely ignored and failed to address in his ruling  Mr. Hampsons arguments on common law.Our rights to share the common wealth of the earth.

It is for these reasons that we were given leave to appeal at the High court.


The Runnymede Festival for democracy was heavily suppressed by the police and authorities, sending Police from 7 counties forces,to surround the village and deny access to hundreds of people and guest speakers on the Magna Carta and emissaries from countries as far away as Kurdistan.
Despite this many hundreds made it into the event under over or through the fences.Never give up keep struggling and striving for a better world.

A call was put out from the Runnymede Festival for Democracy from the eco villagers,Occupy Democracy/Occupy london,The Putney debates,Assemblies for Democracy,Open democracy,Members of the Peoples assembly and Radical assembly and Brick lane debates for a Citizen led Constitutional Convention,similar to that created by the people of Iceland.

http://assembliesfordemocracy.org and the above groups are working towards a convention around november time.



Its time to Reclaim our democracy from the Corrupt politicians,and their corporate cronies whose,corporate Coup of TTIP the undemocratic Trans atlantic Trade agreement, is rushing us down the road to Tyrrany.
Reclaim the power Now is the Hour.
Keep networking,Real democracy Now
U can't kill the Spirit, u can't kill an idea 
Lets create a fair,just and  sustainable future for all future generations.
viva the resistance Phoenix


Tuesday, 18 August 2015

MAST Produktion - Swedish article on squatting and the Bohemians

MAST Produktion

needs google translate

No one knows how many they are , few know where they live or how they live - but more have an opinion about them. They are squatters , squatters , and are available across London . Some do it to escape homelessness , others by political conviction or to avoid high rents .

Here some of them about why they are occupying.

Peter Phoenix (left) , Mordechai Ben Avrohum and Daniel Gardonyi under a "crew meeting" , where they go through what needs to be done during the day . In addition to planning activities discussed practical issues such as cleaning and washing . The activists say they work horizontally, which means that they have no leader. Instead they aim to achieve consensus , then make decisions that everyone in the group feels that they can stand behind .

Monday, 17 August 2015

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Cryocoral Conservation - Al Jazeera English

Cryocoral Conservation - Al Jazeera English

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Coral reefs are the most biologically diverse marine habitats in the world. As well as providing vital protection against storm damage and coastal erosion, millions of people rely on reefs for food.
Yet years of unsustainable fishing practices, pollution and rising sea temperatures means that up to one-fifth of all coral reefs around the world have already been destroyed. So the battle is on to safeguard their future.
Dr Mary Hagedorn of the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute has been on a global mission to create a seed bank to protect the world's highly-threatened coral biodiversity. Using technology and techniques similar to those used in human sperm banks, Hagedorn and her colleagues were the first on the planet to cryogenically freeze the sperm and stem cells of coral.
Russell Beard travels to Oahu, Hawaii, to join Dr Hagedorn's team on a spawn gathering trip to gather and freeze endangered coral sperm and cells for future use. 

20 Houseplants That Can Clear Toxins From Your Home @alternet

20 Houseplants That Can Clear Toxins From Your Home @alternet

Bringing a bit of nature into your home does more than brighten the atmosphere. Introducing houseplants into various rooms in the house can help reduce the chance of getting seasonal sicknesses (such as the common cold), remove airborne contaminants (volatile organic compounds [or VOCs]), reduce the chance of headaches, lift your mood, decrease your blood pressure, reduce allergies, improve sleep and much more.
The 20 plants listed below are specifically known for their air purifying properties. And while an open window may feel like all the fresh air you need, did you know that everything from toilet paper to common household cleaners can contain chemicals and release toxins like formaldehyde? Or that VOCs like benzene can be released into the air by everything from the paint on your walls, to the printed material found in your home?
So why not breathe a bit easier and enjoy the beauty of a new houseplant at the same time?
(All plants listed will clear CO2 and may clear more VOCs than noted.)
1. Golden pothos (Scindapsus aures): Clears formaldehyde and other VOCs.
(image: Chayatorn Laorattanavech/Shutterstock.com)

Eco-activists teargassed as they storm German coal mine — RT News

Eco-activists teargassed as they storm German coal mine — RT News

Eco-activists teargassed as they storm German coal mine 

Environmental activists have broken through police lines and stormed a lignite mine in western Germany, protesting against the use of coal.
A few people from the group EndeGelaende, which translates as “It’s finished now”, managed to break through police lines. The incident took place in Garzweiler, west of Cologne, local DPA news agency reported.
The trespass caused the step-up in security: 1,200 police officers arrived at the site and made several arrests.
Officers used pepper spray, batons, and tear gas against the demonstrators, and were removing the activists from the scene, according to police spokesman Anton Hamacher, as quoted by AP.
Bucket-wheel excavators had to be closed for safety reasons during the protest, the spokesman for German energy company RWE, in charge of the mine, Lothar Lambertz, said.

Russia's oil industry endangering its indigenous people - Al Jazeera English

Russia's oil industry endangering its indigenous people - Al Jazeera English

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/08/russia-oil-industry-endangering-indigenous-people-150816175539715.html

Russia has 40 recognised groups of what it calls "small numbered indigenous peoples."

Many have managed to hold onto traditional lifestyles, despite the efforts of the former Soviet system to make them conform.

These days, their biggest challenge is the spread of the oil industry through their homelands.
Although Russia enshrines indigenous rights in law, in resource-rich areas the interests of the oil-dependent state are often in direct conflict with the people who lived there long before Russians ever arrived.
Rory Challands reports from Surgut, in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region, on one indigenous man's confrontation with the system.

Sunday, 16 August 2015

England to test charge-as-you-drive 'electric motorways' - BBC News

England to test charge-as-you-drive 'electric motorways' - BBC News

Motorists will be able to recharge their cars as they drive if a scheme being proposed by Highways England comes to fruition.
The government agency has announced plans to test wireless power-transfer tech that it hopes to build under the country's motorways and major A roads.
It has already completed a feasibility study and is now asking companies to tender bids to host off-road trials.
But one expert questioned whether such a scheme would be cost effective.

South Korean tests

Charge-as-you-drive technologies have already been pioneered elsewhere.
In 2013, the South Korean town of Gumi switched on a 12km (7.5 miles) route that allows buses with compatible equipment to be charged as they drive over it.
It works by a process called Shaped Magnetic Field In Resonance.
Kaist OLEV project
South Korea has fitted a stretch of road with equipment to wirelessly charge special buses

Saturday, 15 August 2015

The Matrix Soundtrack- Juno Reactor Vs Don Davis - Navras

The Tesla battery heralds the beginning of the end for fossil fuels - Business Insider

The Tesla battery heralds the beginning of the end for fossil fuels - Business Insider



While wind and solar power have made great strides in recent years, with renewables now accounting for 22% of electric energy generated, the issue that has held them back has been their transience. The sun doesn’t shine at night and the wind doesn’t blow year-round – these are the mantras of all those opposed to the progress of renewables.
Now the renewable power billionaire Elon Musk has just blown away that final defence. Last Thursday in California he introduced to the world his sleek new Powerwall – a wall-mounted energy storage unit that can hold 10 kilowatt hours of electric energy, and deliver it at an average of 2 kilowatts, all for US$3,500.


Read more:  http://uk.businessinsider.com/the-tesla-battery-heralds-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-fossil-fuels-2015-5?r=US&IR=T#ixzz3it8DAZMv

Global warming increases 'food shocks' threat - BBC News

Global warming increases 'food shocks' threat - BBC News


Climate change is increasing the risk of severe 'food shocks' where crops fail and prices of staples rise rapidly around the world.
Researchers say extreme weather events that impact food production could be happening in seven years out of ten by the end of this century.
The authors argue that an over reliance on global trade may make these production shocks worse. 
The impacts are most likely to be felt across Africa and the Middle East. 
Poor harvests and low stocks of grains in 2008 combined with a host of other factors to produce a spectacular price rise in cereals, with a UN index of prices peaking at 2.8 times higher than it was at the turn of the millennium.
In 2010-11, a heat wave in Russia led to the country's worst drought in 40 years, decimating the grain harvest and leading indirectly, to food riots in North African countries as prices of bread rose rapidly.

Our political revolutions will fail, unless we have social and sexual revolutions that push them into the home. Do Arab men hate women? - Al Jazeera English very interesting feminist debate watch it.

Do Arab men hate women? - Al Jazeera English

http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/headtohead/2014/02/do-arab-men-hate-women-201421282224596667.html

Our political revolutions will fail, unless we have social and sexual revolutions that push them into the home.
Mona Eltahawy
"Why do they hate us?"
With these five words in a controversial magazine article, Egyptian-American journalist Mona Eltahawy shot to fame, unleashing a devastating critique of women’s rights in the Arab world.
In the season premiere of Head to Head , Mehdi Hasan challenges Eltahawy on her views regarding the status of women in Arab states.
Are Arab or Muslim societies inherently patriarchal? And how does the narrative of Islam as sexist play into geo-politics and Western stereotypes of the Middle East?
Joining the discussion is Dr Aitemad Muhanna of the London School of Economics’ Middle East Centre; self-proclaimed progressive Imam Dr Taj Hargey; and Dr Shuruq Naguib, a British-Egyptian academic from Lancaster University. 

Tribes struggle with toxic spill as EPA is accused of deliberate disaster — RT USA

Tribes struggle with toxic spill as EPA is accused of deliberate disaster — RT USA

As Native American tribes are struggling to cope with a toxic spill caused by an Environmental Protection Agency contractor that turned a river in Colorado orange, a letter from a retired geologist has emerged, that warned of the risk a week beforehand.
A contractor for the EPA released some three million gallons of toxic mining sludge on August 5 while attempting to clean up an abandoned mine near Silverton, Colorado. The waste flowed into Cement Creek, and has since contaminated the Animas River, San Juan River, and the Colorado River in Utah.
The Southern Ute Indian Tribe in southern Colorado has declared a state of local emergency. Their 1,059-square-mile reservation was the first to be hit by the spill, a 100-mile-long stream of mining waste containing lead, copper, and arsenic. Classifying the spill as a disaster enables the release of aid and recovery funds.

Friday, 14 August 2015

Scott Walker Wins Koch Summit Poll, Now Awaits $900 Million From Right-Wing Plutocrat Network @alternet

Scott Walker Wins Koch Summit Poll, Now Awaits $900 Million From Right-Wing Plutocrat Network @alternet

The Koch brothers and the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) held their annual summits in California this year. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker was a featured speaker at both, capturing enthusiastic applause as he won the Koch summit straw poll last night reports Politico.
As the Koch network of funders gets ready to unleash an unimaginable $900 million on the 2016 campaign, they are busily trying to remake their public image and spin undisclosed dark money as a plus in political campaigns.

Lyrically Challenged is back 23rd of August at the HIVE Dalston 260 - 264 kingsland road. 2pm - 9pm #hivedalston #onn #olsx

Lyrically Challenged is back 23rd of August at the HIVE Dalston 260 - 264 kingsland road. 2pm - 9pm 

Our first family event non alcohol venue, with smoothies, raw food a BBQ and a massive line up. Childrens yoga, paintings. 

Its our first time creating a day event in a community and we could use lots of support as we work to shift consciousness, with, art, music, love vibes!! 

Love u love angel please spread the word! 

"Love and growth through hip-hop"

  https://www.facebook.com/events/405078416353084/

Wednesday, 12 August 2015

Postcards from the Gods: The Beanfield – TheSpace on the Mile, Edinburgh

Postcards from the Gods: The Beanfield – TheSpace on the Mile, Edinburgh

SATURDAY, 8 AUGUST 2015

The Beanfield – TheSpace on the Mile, Edinburgh

[seen 08/08/15]


It’s far too early in the day to declare Breach Theatre’s The Beanfield“The Most Important Piece of Political Theatre on The Fringe” but, by God it’s tempting.

The form of the piece is deceptively simple. The company – recent graduates of Warwick University – set out to create a “reconstruction” of “The Battle of the Beanfield” in which armed members of British police force attacked a peaceful convoy of travellers on their way to the Summer Solstice festival at Stonehenge. (“Battle” is a misnomer, but I can’t think of the pithy expression for and the unrestrained violent charging by armed thugs at peaceful people minding their own business.)

mark thomas on the mainstream

Saturday, 8 August 2015

Hola! Call out for stuff to go to Calais - requesting men's clothes, bedding, cooking equipment, medical stuff, hygiene products, open borders.. Drop off 300 Brixton Hill SW2 1HT. Vans leaving Wednesday and Thursday. Not dirty or broken please. Love and rage xx

Hola! Call out for stuff to go to Calais - requesting men's clothes, bedding, cooking equipment, medical stuff, hygiene products, open borders.. Drop off 300 Brixton Hill SW2 1HT. Vans leaving Wednesday and Thursday. Not dirty or broken please. Love and rage xx

Friday, 7 August 2015

Thursday, 6 August 2015

They are not scared of Jeremy Corbyn

Russell Brand vs Nazi Royals & Queen's Nazi Salute

Obama's Clean Power Plan to tackle climate change - Channel 4 News

Obama's Clean Power Plan to tackle climate change - Channel 4 News

US President Barack Obama unveils the Clean Power Plan, calling it the "biggest step ever" in tackling global climate change.
In what some critics are calling a "war on coal", President Obama today unveiled the final version of his plan to tackle greenhouse gases from coal-fired power plants. In a video released by the White House he says: "We can't condemn our kids and grandkids to a world that is beyond fixing."
A White House statement on Sunday said the Clean Power Plan will cut emissions by 32 per cent from 2005 levels by 2030. The plan cuts emissions about 9 per cent deeper than last year's draft, the White House said, but gives states two years more to cut the emissions. It will particularly focus on wind and solar power and other renewable energy sources.
This may encourage the EU to strengthen its proposals for the Paris climate change conference, due to take place in November 2015. The conference objective is to achieve a legally binding and universal agreement on climate, from all the nations of the world - which has previously been problematic, if not impossible, to achieve.

First international anti-fracking camp asserts another world is possible | Real Media - The News You Don't See #onn #olsx

First international anti-fracking camp asserts another world is possible | Real Media - The News You Don't See

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“Fracking ez hemen: ez inon,” sums up perfectly the message of the first ever international anti-fracking camp. It means ‘No fracking here: not anywhere’ in Basque.
This assertion reverberated loudly from Frackanpada organised by the Basque grassroots organisation Fracking Ez. Held in the shadows of the Pyrenees, the message was also steeped in Basque identity.
Activists from all corners of Europe gathered near Vitoria-Gasteiz for a week long camp in mid-July, joined by those fighting fracking from as far afield as Argentina, Australia, Canada and Kurdistan. The camp was located on a site where the frackers wanted to drill. But fracking was stopped locally. The site became instead an autonomous space, where the power of the people flourished.
On numerous levels, the camp demonstrated how humanity can do better than destroy the world by fracking it over. The week provided a hub to share skills, tactics and knowledge both about resisting fracking directly and creating socially just alternatives. In action, the camp also envisioned a better future. This was shown in people working for the collective; by using low-impact technologies, examples including compost toilets and varied ways to harness the sun’s power; and in ethos, for instance people paying according to their means to eat communal meals.
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Anti-capitalista
The anti-fracking movement has always been an internationalist movement, not least sharing across borders scientific understanding of the process and resistance tactics. Yet the camp marked a monumental moment as the first ever international gathering. It is also worth considering that this grassroots movement is about even more than resisting the dirty extractive process. It is catalysing new ideas and alliances, building momentum for a fair and sustainable future.

Media Democracy Meet-up 7pm, Wednesday 5th August @ Trew Era Cafe, 30 Whitmore Rd, London N1 5QA #onn #olsx

Media Democracy Meet-up
7pm, Wednesday 5th August 
@ Trew Era Cafe, 30 Whitmore Rd, London N1 5QA

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

Poetry Meets Art Tue, Aug 11 The Hive, Dalston | £5 in adv, £7 otd | 7 - 11pm sharp! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/poetry-meets-art-tickets-17710440404?aff=eandmyevshre&ref=eandmyevshre

Poetry Meets Art  Tue, Aug 11 The Hive, Dalston | £5 in adv, £7 otd | 7 - 11pm sharp! 

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/poetry-meets-art-tickets-17710440404?aff=eandmyevshre&ref=eandmyevshre

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Monday, 3 August 2015

FRIDAY BURLESQUE NIGHT THE HIVE KINGSLAND ROAD E8 Thors Cabaret of the Gods #onn #olsx #burlesque @hivedalston #respace #community #art #environment

Tibetan Bhuddhist exhibition Sand mandala part 2 photos @hivedalston #respace #freetibet #community #art #e #dalston #environment #peace #hackney #bhuddhism #onn #olsx


















Squatting protests – as they happened | News | The Guardian Action on Justice Ministers gaff against squatting criminalisation of those who shelter in empty buildings

Squatting protests – as they happened | News | The Guardian

Watch Video in the Link great action



Two of them clambered onto the porch roof of Clarke's terraced house in a quiet residential street a stone's throw from parliament just before 1.30pm to draw attention to the government's plans to criminalise squatters. They unfurled banners declaring 'housing is a human right' and served a mock six-month eviction notice on him.
There was no sign of any police officers while the activists protested on Clarke's porch roof.
Phoenix, one of the activists involved in today's protest, is a veteran squatter. He has been involved in hundreds of direct action protests, beginning with the anti-roads protest in Twyford Down in 1992 and has lost count of how many buildings he has scaled to draw attention to a variety of causes.
The activists barged into a TV interview with Alastair Darling on College Green and demanded to know whether or not he was backing the government's proposals to toughen up anti-squatting legislation. He declined to respond. They then visited the recently vacated Lib Dem HQ and made a failed attempt to squat it.
"It's now an empty property. It would make a perfect community centre," said Phoenix.

The Abyssynians - Satta Massagana (Álbum Completo)