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(en) Daily Bleed: 3/21 Sitting Bull, Modern Times Colony, Maurin, Carpentier
From
BleedMeister <recall@eskimo.com>
Date
Mon, 22 Mar 1999 15:16:53 -0500
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SITTING BULL
Visionary war chief of the Ogalala Sioux; eliminated Custer at
Battle of the Little Big Horn.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTbull.html
http://www.dickshovel.com/sittingbull.html
EVERY YEAR, EVERYWHERE: END OF THE WORLD DAY.
France: FESTIVAL OF THE WASHERWOMEN.
Italy: MEZZAQUARESIMA, the Mid-Lenten festival, where
Carnevale is a fat man & Mid-Lent a skinny old hag sometimes
with seven legs for seven weeks. Young people cavort around
her effigy in the streets.
Iran: END OF THE WORLD DAY.
I ran U ran
we all ran
from Iran
---a tee-shirt
http://www.spankmag.com/foc/40/foc179.html
1678 - The London Gazette offers a reward to anyone who can
reveal the author of An Account of the Growth of Popery,
published anonymously by Andrew Marvell in 1677.
http://history.hanover.edu/early/marvell.htm
1851 - US: Modern Times, American anarchist colony, founded in NY
by Josiah Warren, Stephen Pearl Andrews, William G. Greene.
See "The Lemonade Ocean & Modern Times" by Hakim Bey,
http://www.notam.uio.no/~mariusw/bey/lemonade.ocean.and.modern.times.html
1853 - American Labor Union founded.
1907 - Marines land in Honduras to 'protect' U.S. interests.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Andy_Graves/
1913 - Emile Maurin (1862-1913) (known as Elie Murmain) dies.
French anarchist militant & photographer. See the Daily
Bleed Page at
http://www.eskimo.com/~recall/bleed/sinners/EmileMaurin.htm
1919 - 22 Puerto Ricans killed in demonstrations for
independence from US.
1919 - Hungary: Insurrection of the Councils with the
participation of the anarchists in the commune of Budapest.
The Communists will seize power in the new Republic & repress
the revolutionists before being swept in their turn, at the
beginning of August, by the reactionary armies of
Czechoslovakia & Rumania. The latter occupy Budapest.
1927 - Beginning of the Shanghai Commune, which lasts until
April 12 when it is crushed by Beloved & Respected Comrade
Leader Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist troops (aided by Russian
arms, advisors & money).
1960 - South Africa: Sharpeville Massacre, 69 people murdered
by police during protests of apartheid pass laws.
The Treason Trial was in its fourth year when the shootings at
Sharpeville took place on 21 March 1960. Sixty-nine Africans
were killed & 176 wounded when police opened fire on an
unarmed crowd. 63 were shot in the back; another 20 are killed
in other towns; 13,000 people end up jailed.
http://www.anc.org.za/ancdocs/history/mandela/1960s/treason.html
1965 - US: Civil rights marchers from Selma head for Alabama
capitol Montgomery, Alabama with Martin Luther King, Jr. among
the 25,000 who participate. They will arrive on the 25th.
1965 - Viola Liuzzo murdered while transporting civil rights
workers after the Selma-to-Montgomery march (see 19 March).
1969 - Proctor & Gamble Company accidentally ejects 5,000
gallons of soybean oil into the Chicago River, reducing the
local percentage of dissolved oxygen (necessary for marine
life respiration) to zero.
1969 - The newly wed John Lennon & Yoko Ono begin their famous
"bed-in for peace" at the Amsterdam Hilton.
1973 - Watergate tapes.
There's a cancer in the Presidency." John Dean informs Richard
Nixon.
The Trickster inquires: How much money do you need?
Dean: I would say these people are going to cost a million
dollars over the next two years.
Trickster: We could get that ... you could get a million
dollars. And you could get it in cash. I, I know where it could
be gotten . . .
---By recording this, lawyer Nixon provided the evidence
needed for Article I of Impeachment: Obstruction of Justice.
Not to mention creating one of the top ten mescaline comedy
tapes of all time.
"I love the Nixon stamp because I can spit on both sides."
1977 - US: Menomonee activists take over courthouse in
Kenosha, Wisc., demanding authorities investigate the beating
of two women.
1980 - 550 women gather at Amherst, Massachusetts, for Women &
Life on Earth Conference.
1981 - West Germany: Demonstrations erupting into violence
involving young people -- most in sympathy with squatters --
angry with authority, in 19 cities.
1985 - South Africa: During funeral march for 3 killed in
Sharpeville memorial demo, South African police kill 19 more.
1988 - François-Charles Carpentier dies. French militant
anarchist, friend of Louis Mercier Vega & fighter with the
Durruti Column. See Daily Bleed page,
http://www.eskimo.com/~recall/bleed/sinners/FrancoisCarpentier.htm
1990 - Namibian Independence Day.
1990 - England: Ploughshares Two disable U.S. F-111 bomber, Upper
Heyford.
1995 - Cutting Edge?: The state of Mississippi ratifies the
13th amendment to the US Constitution outlawing slavery.
1995 - South Africa: On the anniversary of the Sharpeville
Massacre, newly elected democratic government establishes
today as Human Rights Day.
"Social theorists have tried many definitions of human nature:
human beings are the animals that make tools, that laugh, that
play. I have another:
Human-beings are history-makers. We eternally make our present
by looking backwards. We present ourselves by expressing a
significant past. To know us in our history is to know who we
are."
---Greg Dening, Performances
Auntie-Backwards 1999-1899
---
Dave
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