propaganda press!
bharrat jagdeo mansion built from cocaine receipts
the people are moving
egyptians set armoured personnel carrier on fire
Tunisia, Egypt today and your neighbourhood tomorrow
“If there is no struggle there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation…want crops without plowing up the ground, they want rain without thunder and lightening. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters…. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” – Frederick Douglass, 1857
![January 14 Tunis protest, left, and midnight January 26 Cairo protest, right, saying "Mubarak GAME OVER" [Reuters]](http://propagandapress.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/game-over-motherfuckers.jpg "game over motherfuckers")
January 14 Tunis protest, left, and midnight January 26 Cairo protest, right, saying "Mubarak GAME OVER" [Reuters
egyptians take over armoured personnel carrier
Jermaine Springer brutalised by Guyana Police
the big event as the year began for the afros was a grenade attack. all vendors quickly uprooted and displaced by government forces using very well calibrated terror
this was done by beaten by a relative of kwame mccoy who drove the abuser to the scene of the crime
teenager genitals burnt by Guyana police force. all officers freed
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The quotation from Frederick Douglas is apropriate to Guyana today.Most of the people in Guyana subdue their feelings of frustration and resentment of the drug cartel government through the spirits in the bottle.Many are in a comatose state.Guyana needs a leader in the calibre of Malcolm X to inspire and mobilise the masses.In this manner they can harness their anger into concrete actions of getting rid of this focking PPP government.In unity there is strength and power.
Posted by cuffy777 | January 28, 2011, 7:52 pmYour own government probably started this protest. and the problem with this proganda piece is that some cultures even believe in suicide missions. those same creatures are more than willing to injure themselves and post pictures such as this. and the black eye? everyone knows why your women are made to hide under burkas. what if your woman actually stood up for their individual rights on Earth? they hide their shame. they are your true slaves. women haters are usually homosexuals. demons loves shit.
Posted by zoolander olive | February 24, 2011, 10:58 amWierd ass american.
Turn off fox news and at least get a clue on geography.
Guyana is in *south america* and about 60% christian, 30% hindu and 10% sunni. Theres no MAJOR ethnic tension that I’m aware of beyond that which exists in any other reasonably functiontional multicultural society.
Demons love that shit! ROFL.
Posted by Donno | April 20, 2011, 4:06 amR U Guyanese? There is definitely major ethnic tension in Guyana. (“ethnic” as in based on race, not religion so much). Agree about the weird ass american though.
Posted by Eye M@n | April 20, 2011, 4:52 pmWhat the fuck are you dribbling about? Do you even know where Guyana is? Are you a yankee? Women do not wear burkas in Guyana, or very few if they do, I’ve never seen one. As far as the middle east is concerned, women have been in the forefront of all those protests and it’s the height of ridiculousness to suggest that “their own governments” started these protests… have you ever heard of a suicidal government? They want to stay in power, not undermine their own power. We are not “woman haters” on this blog. I gather it’s run by a woman/women in fact.
Go back to Rush Limbaugh and Fox News… this is Propaganda Press.
Victory to the people of Libya and death to all downpressors whether gaddaffi, cameron, jagdeo… “rise up fallen fighters, rise and take your stand again, s/he who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day…”
Posted by Eye M@n | February 24, 2011, 5:58 pm
Posted by Eye M@n | February 25, 2011, 4:38 pmFull video my friend made for his people in Libya:
Posted by Eye M@n | February 27, 2011, 2:18 pmJust some context – this video was put up in the initial stages of the uprising in Libya. Since the western involvement, and finding out more about it in general, I am a lot more dubious about the uprising (although I don’t go for the enemy-of-my-enemy-is-my-friend philosophy that sees Gaddafi as a real anti imperialist fighter or any kind of good guy – he definitely isn’t – but I wouldn’t trust the “revolutionary leadership” either).
Posted by Eye M@n | April 20, 2011, 4:55 pmGT, JA, Libya, Palestine, Africa, India… wherever poor people are oppressed… watch out cos something a go happen tonight… and this train don’t carry no informers…
Posted by Eye M@n | February 27, 2011, 2:34 pmDon’t be afraid to wil’ out… they can only kill you once… it need more people than just Freddie, Mark and Lincoln… maybe if a few more people get on the street and wil’ out, more people will be curious where this crazy crew is about to go and want to join up with y’all… the first demonstration in Tahrir square was only four people… only a couple weeks later, Mubarak is hiding out dribbling from his stroke and awaiting his heart attack…
Posted by Eye M@n | February 27, 2011, 2:44 pm