Motion A105 was passed by a majority vote and made into party policy. It states that anti-Zionism should not be equated with antisemitism and calls for Palestinian liberation, the right of return, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS), and a full arms embargo against Israel. It advocates for a single democratic state throughout historic Palestine. The
Greens need to lead from their foundational principles. Green pillars for non-violence and ecological wisdom, inform a naturalistic orientation to medicine and health and well-being; vaccines that have adverse events need to be stopped, until dangers are understood, and full consumer safety warning for death and injury is displayed on packaging. Follow Denis Rencourt at
The theme of this essay is about freedom and the necessity to forge a popular front out of our shared interests. I take inspiration from Abby Martin, film maker, journalist, and revolutionist. Why hasn’t a popular uprising already happened given our present circumstances? In a recent interview/podcast with Danny Haiphong and Lowkey, Abby Martin, filmmaker/journalist,
Breaking out of our silos and forming a popular front: can this be done? Read More »
Green Liberty Caucus New York Chapter of NY Green Party calls for fusion politics with Shannon Joy (fiction, caucus doesn’t exist, but could). Greens should advance Shannon Joy for Lt. Governor of New York. Shannon Joy condemns national security state and invokes going local, real grass roots democracy, to instill integrity in our constitutional republic.
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John Spritzler Presents to GP US Annual National Meeting in Chicago by Zoom John presented a case that the Green Party should adopt a radical egalitarian democracy plank, initially presented here: https://greenlibertycaucus.org/democracy-plank/ Click this link for written form of presentation: https://www.pdrboston.org/my-workshop-at-green-party Find the recording here at Substack: https://johnspritzler.substack.com/p/my-talk-at-the-national-convention Watch on Youtube:
Radical Egalitarian Proposal for Green Party Plank on Grass Roots Democracy Read More »
From the fringe: advancing issues that can grow our ranks. This workshop will explore how the Green Party can grow our ranks by appealing to “fringe” issues that show corruption and the need for accountability. Foundational issues like workers’ rights and living wage, medicare for all, fighting climate change, and opposing war, are primary demands.
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Big Issues Covered: Marxism and fate of humankind, and more. https://dhughes.substack.com/p/interview-with-david-skyman-and-richard https://davidahughes.net/interview-with-david-skyman-and-richard-house-august-6-2026-part-1 Many thanks to David Skyman and Richard House, aka Skyman and Housie of A Walk On The Brightside, for this fun discussion of my work and the world in which we find ourselves. Talking points included: David Skyman helps to run ClearAir.fm, where an
Jimmy cuts through the fog of war and speaks truth to power. Watch this amazing interview; Jimmy riffs on his personal work as a student of Jungian psychology. He cites Michael Parenti and recognizes the class problem of billionaire hegemony. He is not deluded; he knows we don’t really have a democracy.
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Open Letter to Howard Switzer on his Substack post about Egalitarian Revolution. Let’s recruit Dennis Kucinich to run for president. A popular front / liberation coalition should put money supply front and center. This “open letter” to Howard Switzer’s substack post reflecting on advancing an egalitarian revolution: https://howardswitzer.substack.com/p/funding-the-egalitarian-revolution Dear Howard, Green Liberty appreciates that you
Democratize Money Supply and We Liberate from the Banking Cartels Read More »
Green Liberty is in solidarity with Murray Bookchin’s distinction between being an environmentalist versus an ecologist. Listen to this significant lecture from 1978. Lecture by author, social theorist, and environmentalist Murray Bookchin titled “The Ecology Movement: Utopia or Technocracy?” delivered as part of the 1978 Towards Tomorrow event at the University of Massachusetts. Bookchin talks
Murray Bookchin inspires transformation Into a Post-capitalist, ecological society Read More »