Fender Ballrom 1985 Serenade is dead by conflict i love this fucking song!! Conflict gods of peacepunk!

Fender Ballrom 1985 Serenade is dead by conflict i love this fucking song!! Conflict gods of peacepunk! less

The vid is lame but the song is AWESOME!! and so is the band =P!

The vid is lame but the song is AWESOME!! and so is the band =P! less

by DigitalPh33r Picking up from where episode 11 left off, Todd, Travis and the Chief get into an epic rumble that eventually gets broken up by the Arbiter... more

by DigitalPh33r Picking up from where episode 11 left off, Todd, Travis and the Chief get into an epic rumble that eventually gets broken up by the Arbiter and Cortana. However, the next morning, Todd and Travis are nowhere to be found, and Cortana blames the Chief... but did he really have anything to do with their disappearance? less

by DigitalPh33r. Todd has stolen the love of Master Chief's life, and Travis has made a complete fool out of him. As a result, a disgruntled Chief approaches... more

by DigitalPh33r. Todd has stolen the love of Master Chief's life, and Travis has made a complete fool out of him. As a result, a disgruntled Chief approaches the Arbiter during an irritating game of Grand Theft Auto IV online and tells the Arbiter of his plans to teach Todd and Travis a lesson that they will never forget. less

Let's see what we can learn about conflict by watching this clip from "The Waterboy."

Let's see what we can learn about conflict by watching this clip from "The Waterboy." less

Carlo Giuliani, a 23-year-old Italian activist, poet and anarchist, was killed during the demonstrations against the Group of Eight summit that was held in... more

Carlo Giuliani, a 23-year-old Italian activist, poet and anarchist, was killed during the demonstrations against the Group of Eight summit that was held in Genoa from July 19 to July 21, 2001. He was killed on July 20, during a clash between demonstrators and Italian Carabinieri (military police). The police were in a jeep and were engaged in a conflict with protesters; police were lobbing tear gas while demonstrators were throwing stones. Carlo Giuliani was holding a fire extinguisher and some photos[1] suggest that he intended to throw it at the police jeep.Carlo was told(at gunpoint) to put the extinguisher down, which he began to do and was shot in the face, and the rear wheel of the police jeep then ran over his body twice. All charges against the police officer who allegedly shot him (Mario Placanica) have been dropped, the commission of inquiry concluding that the fatal bullet that struck Giuliani was deflected by a stone in mid-air. This conclusion was the subject of strong criticism, as was the decision not to charge the driver of the jeep on the basis that Giulani was already dead when ran over; medics tending to Giulani after he was run over testified that his heart was still beating[2]. Had it been concluded that Placanica shot Giuliani in self-defense, a trial would have been necessary, but the conclusion that the bullet was not fired directly at Giuliani removed the need for any trial. A number of questions about Giuliani's death remain unanswered, particularly after Placanica told the media in 2003 that "I've been used to cover up the responsibility of others." After making this statement, Placanica was involved in a "suspicious" car accident, days after allegedly observing someone tampering with his car[3]. Placanica was also allegedly kept in seclusion following the incident, and his parents were not allowed to visit him in the hospital[4]. The plaza where he was shot, Piazza Alimonda, was unofficially renamed "Piazza Carlo Giuliani" by activists, who erected a memorial there for mementos, photographs, writings and flowers. This memorial has since been burned twice by unknown vandals. Another plaza, in Bern, Switzerland, has also been named "Carlo-Giuliani Platz" in memoriam; the renaming took place during a memorial art exhibition called The Geometries of Memory. Although countless people, demonstrators included, have been killed and continue to be killed by police around the world, Carlo Giuliani is often held up as a martyr for what is commonly called the Anti-Globalization Movement. This is a video that accompanied Punk Organisation CONFLICT's single Carlo Giuliani, deciated to his memory and his cause. less

The conscious and powerful track from First & Fifteenth's Lupe Fiasco featuring an unofficial music video by Praylu Productions.

The conscious and powerful track from First & Fifteenth's Lupe Fiasco featuring an unofficial music video by Praylu Productions. less

Jiddu Krishnamurti speaks with a talk show host of the 60's about life, death, misery, conflict.

Jiddu Krishnamurti speaks with a talk show host of the 60's about life, death, misery, conflict. less

http://www.streetgangs.com/journal/index.php?itemid=8 Alex Alonso discussing the Black and Brown conflict in 2002 while doing gang territory research in... more

http://www.streetgangs.com/journal/index.php?itemid=8 Alex Alonso discussing the Black and Brown conflict in 2002 while doing gang territory research in Compton while a film crew follows him. Compton Varrio Tortilla Flats and Fruit Town Pirus, a Blood gangs have been involved in a violent clash that started in 1998 that left over two dozen murdered. Other part of Los Angeles have been seeing similar racial challenges. Original Air date: April 24, 2002 http://www.streetgangs.com/magazine/070406racial.html less

A special series examining the origins, violent creation, and modern-day reality of the state of Israel through the stories of individual Israelis. Episode... more

A special series examining the origins, violent creation, and modern-day reality of the state of Israel through the stories of individual Israelis. Episode two, Conflict, looks at how the still small Jewish population succeeded in defeating a far larger Palestinian population and asks if a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing was employed. less