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until the last drop of our might, we will struggle for human freedom.  Zoom

until the last drop of our might, we will struggle for human freedom. 


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unibersidadngpilipinas: A friendly word of advice to anti-Lady Gaga protesters, from the great U.P. Professor sir Gerry Lanuza. =) there is no more to say Via Tahanan ng mga taga PEYUPS

unibersidadngpilipinas:

A friendly word of advice to anti-Lady Gaga protesters, from the great U.P. Professor sir Gerry Lanuza.

=) there is no more to say


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thepeoplesrecord: FREE PALESTINE the slowly but colonization of the Palestinian People by the US backed Israel. Via Do You Hear the People Sing? Zoom

thepeoplesrecord:

FREE PALESTINE

the slowly but colonization of the Palestinian People by the US backed Israel.


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Thousands march to confront NATO in Chicago, May 20, 2012.

Photos by Bryan G. Pfeifer

BAYAN and the International League of Peoples’ Struggle takes the lead in the NATO protest in Chicago.

(Source: fuckyeahmarxismleninism)


Via Fuck Yeah Marxism-Leninism

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unibersidadngpilipinas: May donation boxes na po tayo sa MASKOM. Makadaan po sana tayo at makapagbigay. Paglingkuran ang ating komunidad!  Via Tahanan ng mga taga PEYUPS

unibersidadngpilipinas:

May donation boxes na po tayo sa MASKOM. Makadaan po sana tayo at makapagbigay. Paglingkuran ang ating komunidad! 


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The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of the mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one.

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J.D Salinger, The Catcher In The Rye (via stillmindstillcosmos)

do not preempt death guys, we have living dead around. live a purposeful life for others! 

(Source: sessyargc)

 Via Telekinetic Speeches
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I wish I could freeze this moment right here, right now, and live in it forever.

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Peeta Mellark, Catching Fire (via wewtalaga)

Romanticism, takes root in the medieval times when nobles have the luxury to  write poems and stories of love.  It was materialist at that point of history.  

 Via Memento Mori~
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bet yung granules! haha. Ok naman ang mass production at nagagawa nyang makalikha ng mga ganito innovation kaya lang hindi sya nakapattern sa needs ng population. =(  at saka ok na toh, bsta NO TO NESTLE products! Oppose bad labor practices. Via Loves to Doodle Zoom

bet yung granules! haha. Ok naman ang mass production at nagagawa nyang makalikha ng mga ganito innovation kaya lang hindi sya nakapattern sa needs ng population. =( 

at saka ok na toh, bsta NO TO NESTLE products! Oppose bad labor practices.

(Source: j5l)


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MONEY does not run the world, human labor does.  Via Do You Hear the People Sing? Zoom

MONEY does not run the world, human labor does. 

(Source: anukkinearthwalker)


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Our attention is appropriated. the politics of visuals. notquitepolitics: Global Spending Cosmetics in the United States: $8 billion USD Ice cream in Europe: $11 billion USD Perfumes in Europe and the United States: $12 billion USD Pet foods in Europe and the United States: $17 billion USD Business entertainment in Japan: $35 billion USD Cigarettes in Europe: $50 billion USD Alcoholic drinks in Europe: $105 billion USD Narcotic drugs worldwide: $400 billion USD Military spending in the world: $780 billion USD Estimated additional costs to achieve universal access to basic social services in developing countries Basic education for all: $6 billion USD Water and sanitation for all: $9 billion USD Reproductive health for all women: $12 billion USD Basic health and nutrition: $13 billion USD Via Do You Hear the People Sing?

Our attention is appropriated. the politics of visuals.

notquitepolitics:

Global Spending

Cosmetics in the United States: $8 billion USD

Ice cream in Europe: $11 billion USD

Perfumes in Europe and the United States: $12 billion USD

Pet foods in Europe and the United States: $17 billion USD

Business entertainment in Japan: $35 billion USD

Cigarettes in Europe: $50 billion USD

Alcoholic drinks in Europe: $105 billion USD

Narcotic drugs worldwide: $400 billion USD

Military spending in the world: $780 billion USD


Estimated additional costs to achieve universal access to basic social services in developing countries

Basic education for all: $6 billion USD

Water and sanitation for all: $9 billion USD

Reproductive health for all women: $12 billion USD

Basic health and nutrition: $13 billion USD





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