Copenhagen
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James Moody ‘Cherokee’
Recorded in Copenhagen in 1968. 1st collector for James Moody ‘Cherokee’ Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Dexter Gordon in Montmartre, Copenhagen, 1971
Documentary footage of Dexter Gordon practicing and performing in Copenhagen, Denmark, 1971. Dexter Gordon in Montmartre, Copenhagen, 1971 Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Miles Davis live in Copenhagen – ‘Bitches Brew’
Performed in 1966 1st collector for Miles Davis live in Copenhagen – ‘Bitches Brew’ Follow my videos on vodpod Continue reading
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Global Warming: "Fixing the Climate Data around the Policy" By Michel Chossudovsky
The Copenhagen Summit not only serves powerful corporate interests, which have a stake in the global multibillion dollar carbon trading scheme, it also serves to divert public attention from the devastation resulting from the “real crisis” underlying the process of economic globalization and a profit driven war without borders, which the Pentagon calls “the long… Continue reading
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Invitation to the 7th International meeting for Climate Justice Action
You are invited to the next international meeting of Climate Justice Action in Copenhagen, Denmark just prior to the UN Climate Conference (COP-15). Climate Justice Action meetings will also be held during the week of the UN meetings (Dec 11 onwards) in order to share information about actions and coordinate plans for the upcoming year… Continue reading
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Denmark Aims to Criminalize Climate Protests
As the Copenhagen climate summit approaches, the Danish government is rushing through a harsh new law that allows preventive detention, increases fines and extends sentences for demonstrators Continue reading
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Kartoon Kate's take on Climate Change
Kartoon Kate’s latest cartoon discusses our chances of getting a workable treaty from the Copenhagen COP 15 UN climate negotiations. And it’s snappier than it sounds from that description. Continue reading
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Class War at the Copenhagen Climate Change Talks
In December the world’s rulers will meet in Copenhagen to discuss what they will do when the notably unsuccessful Kyoto Protocol expires. They won’t be alone. Lobbyists from the aviation, petrochemical and mining industries will be pressurising them in defence of their ‘right’ to alter the planet’s climate by pumping millions of tonnes of greenhouse… Continue reading