#161,US#307;5.15=#7 TW:NGO, #0.Anarchists mrdr, Cointelpro; Gerges, al-Zarqawi, Gntnm dths, "Overthrow"; "Illegals", 911; Egy blog; Slvry. BookTV+

P#161: Taiwan for Freedom & Peace. Asia Pacific NGO: http://tinyurl.com/eg6o2 James Green: http://tinyurl.com/rxj2e:----- "Death in the Haymarket : A Story of Chicago, the First Labor Movement, and the Bombing That Divided Gilded Age America": http://tinyurl.com/mkouu >#0. Spot Cointelpro: Conspiracies: http://tinyurl.com/qtz4h Fawaz A. Gerges: http://tinyurl.com/qurqh:----- "Journey of the Jihadist": http://tinyurl.com/pfywl Adam Wolfe: http://tinyurl.com/p7szg :----- al-Zarqawi's Death: http://tinyurl.com/qpujq Guantanamo 3 suicides: http://tinyurl.com/hez2b Stephen Kinzer: http://tinyurl.com/kehfs:----- "Overthrow": http://tinyurl.com/hd7j6 "All the Shah's Men": http://tinyurl.com/osp5c "The Devil's Highway": http://tinyurl.com/kg44z '9/11:Wild Conspiracies..': http://www.alternet.org/story/37046/ Pro-democracy bloggers < Egypt: http://tinyurl.com/p6aab Adam Hochschild: http://tinyurl.com/kdxtx:----- "Bury the Chains": http://tinyurl.com/zf6j4 Thin cloud receding cool mild warm: Up 5:45, 8:15. Unable to register for Ho conf by tel/Internet, so back to BookTV "Journey of the Jihadist", by Fawaz Gerges. Then a talk with "Bury the Chains"(6th book) non-specialist author Adam Hochschild, a complete change towards slavery in England 18-19 century. 18c. very religious, only Quaker against, only Anglicans count, 1785 horror-awed 61 years abolishing it from the British Empire to the rest of the world, mass movement with outrages, not in the US. Now writing about totally insane WW1. Then a talk with "Union of Words: A History of Presedential Eloquences" (3rd) author Wayne Fields BookTV: "2006 Chicago Tribune: ":-- Excellent "The Devil's Highway": Mexican immigration supporting both retiring Americans and Mexican economy, "Overthrow" again, then "Uncertain Shield" & "Perilous Times", "Death in the Haymarket", murdering of anarchist, from May 4, 1886 Chicago riot, 2004 memorizes the first immigrant or any "terrorism" in the USA. Then "Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer", by James Swanson, absorbed by it since 10 years old: Lincoln killed on 1865.4.13=5? The killer IS the American folk hero, anarchic American popular culture psychic? Great joy over the killing also by Americans. Taiwan pbs public TV: Taiwan, China scholars on NGO; earleir on Beibu Incident 1907.11.15, after 7-year (1895-1902)guellira wars against new Japanese rule, then 5-year relative peace. Ch. sometimes in alone. Bath. Late night Taiwan pbsTV on north-west Taiwan "Plain natives from hometown Hsinbu, Guanhsi to south of Miaoli, still on now 1:10am, Chen just to sofa bed, soon to quit. Continue on hatives while Mei watches Korean drama on bed. Bed 2:10an!! #0. "Death in the Haymarket : A Story of Chicago, the First Labor Movement, and the Bombing That Divided Gilded Age America", by James Green http://tinyurl.com/mkouu "" From Publishers Weekly As Green thoroughly documents, the bloody Haymarket riot of May 4, 1886, changed the history of American labor and created a panic among Americans about (often foreign-born) "radicals and reformers" and union activists. The Haymarket demonstration, to protest police brutality during labor unrest in Chicago, remained peaceful until police moved in, whereupon a bomb was thrown by an individual never positively identified, killing seven policemen and wounding 60 others. Shortly after, labor leaders August Spies and Albert Parsons, along with six more alleged anarchists, stood convicted of murder on sparse evidence. Four of them went to the gallows in 1887; another committed suicide. The surviving three received pardons in 1893. The Knights of Labor, at that time America's largest and most energetic union, received the blame for the riot, despite a lack of conclusive evidence , and many Knights locals migrated to the less radical American Federation of Labor. Labor historian Green (Taking History to Heart) eloquently chronicles all this, producing what will surely be the definitive word on the Haymarket affair for this generation. Green is particularly strong in documenting the episode's long aftermath, especially the decades-long efforts of the white Parsons's black wife to exonerate her husband. B&w illus. (Mar. 7) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved ""