Mexican Drug War Victims Denounce US Complicity | QE3 Another Fed Give Away to the Banks | Taking Stock of the Occupy Movement

News Stories September 23, 2012 Mexican Drug War Victims Denounce US Complicity Mexican Caravan for Peace with Justice and Dignity visit New York. The movement started in 2011 when a well known Mexican Poet, Javier Sicilia, lost his young son to Narco related violence and declared he had enough. Members of this movement have now taken their criticism north to denounce US government complicity in the violence both by exporting weapons and also a model of militarization that targets all sectors of society. Go to story | Go to homepage QE3 Another Fed Give Away to the Banks Michael Hudson: Shoveling money to the banks not meant to create jobs, it's a way to give banks even more speculative capital and prepare them for another meltdown Go to story | Go to homepage Taking Stock of the Occupy Movement VJ Prashad: With the 99% slogan, the Occupy movement raises the issue of inequality in a profound way Go to story | Go to homepage The Promise What you have been seeing on TRNN is just a taste of what's to come; we need your support now view The Occupy Movement Occupy Ottawa 1st Anniversary March to Parliament No end in sight to Bolivia mine unrest Is Occupy movement over? Exclusive: Live At Illinois Plant As Workers Camp Out to Pressure Romney, Bain to Save Jobs Arun Gupta and Marina Sitrin on Occupy's Anniversary Best of the web Libyans storm militia bases in Benghazi What now for Muslim-Western relations? Romney releases long-awaited tax return US buys ads in Pakistan to counter anti-Islam video The Morality of Drone Warfare Political Humor Patriot Game : Obama vs. Romney Sarah Silverman's Profane New PSA The Colbert Report: 9/20/12 Recap The Daily Show: 9/20/12 Recap Fox And Friends Falsely Reports Obama Met With A Pirate This Week Global Warning Peak oil & the end of our industrial civilization with Max Keiser Greenpeace north of the Arctic Circle Arctic Sea Ice Reaches All-Time Low No waste recycling plant in Leh Green energy: tomorrow's reality Make www.therealnews.com your homepage and see the latest stories as soon as they're posted. Like us on Facebook and share our stories there. You received this message because you or someone using this email address requested it via a form at therealnews.com or via some other communication with The Real News Network. If you do not want to receive further updates from us, unsubscribe here.