President of Bolivia Evo Morales has outlined a real plan to the UN on Tuesday to rescue the world from environmental degradation, overconsumption, capitalism and injustice. The Bolivian leader urged the world to “put an end to the exploitation of human beings and the pillage of natural resources” by rejecting free-market theory and reallocating the money spent on war to fighting environmental and climate problems. In other words, the war between humans and the planet. Video after the jump.

On April 10, 2008, the Friends and Relatives of the Disappeared held a press conference and public ceremony in which they released a list of twenty-eight reported mass graves across Canada - the graves of aboriginal children who died while in Indian Residential Schools.

Mr. Martin, is too ashamed to re-enter the Parliament, having been “duped” to sell-out Canada, to the United States in 2005, via the Security and Prosperity Partnership North American Union (SPP-NAU) agenda. Mr. Martin wouldn’t listen to former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien who had been pressured by U.S. President George W. Bush to sign a similar Agreement, that included participating in the “Star Wars” Missile Defence Systems.

On April 8, 2008, the Minister of Health in Canada introduced Bill C-51 into the House of Commons. This Bill proposes significant changes to the current Food and Drugs Act that would remove critical checks and balances from Health Canada and endanger your Constitutional rights to “life, liberty, and security of person” (Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Section 7).

How do you reach America? Make a film. Food Matters is a documentary in the making that educates people on how to make the best decisions that will keep your family healthy, save you money and time.

Despite representation from nearly 500 aboriginal groups worldwide, the Forum is not empowered to enact laws; it can only advise the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), a 54-member U.N. body, whose members are elected by the General Assembly every three years.

While George W. Bush, Stephen Harper and Felipe Calderón meet in an un-televised, behind closed-doors exclusive meeting with for the The North American Competitiveness Council. This is the group of big tuna’s from Wal-Mart, Chevron Oil, Lockheed-Martin and 27 other multinational corporate superstars, however the mainstream media will be reporting on the monumental defeat of Hilary Rodham Clinton over Barack Obama in the great Pennsylvania race.

We welcome with special satisfaction the motion adopted by the Canadian House of Commons on 8 April 2008, regarding the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and relating to the call for Parliament and Government to «fully implement the standards contained therein». The Legislature’s commitment to put the provisions of the UN Declaration into practice is a powerful sign for indigenous peoples in Canada and in other countries.

Prices will always go up. It has nothing to do with supply and demand, catastrophic events, weather, shortages, or even China.

The government’s strategy for the rivers are to have so many different proposals coming in from all directions, so many that the public will not know which way to turn. It’s a simple diversion tactic which has been going on now for the last several years throughout all of Canada, the United States, in fact, it’s happening all over the world, not just in BC. They have no regard for the public opinion, simply their agenda which is to make “run-of-the-river projects a part of B.C.’s energy future.”