Canberra, Australia, Day 1
Climate Justice Fast
"A man who won't die for something is not fit to live."
- Martin Luther King
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- Great News: Ted Glick Avoids Jail
- CJF supports the Climate 9.
- CJF Faster Ted Glick Faces Jail.
- Before and after
- Day 44- One Day (fast ends)
- Day 43- Deal? Qe?
- Day 42- Message to fasters
- Melbourne Vigil on One Day Solidarity Fast
- Day 40- Pythagoras and Kevin Rudd.
- Day 36- Paul
- Tuvalu Survival
- Michael Morphett ends his fast.
- CJF in Copenhagen (in Photos)
- Can the West be ‘taxed’ on climate?
- Day 30!
- Day 28- Come back Richo
- Day 23- Paul (The Gita and Peter Singer)
- Day 20- Michael
- Day 19- Paul
- Whose fault is the CPRS?
- Canberra Day 16- Civil Disobedience
- Lies, lies, and more lies.
- Canberra Day 14- Marcella’s Last Day
- Canberra Day 13
- Canberra Day 11
- Canberra Day 10
- Maggie’s Birthday.
- The Human Feedback
- Canberra, Day 6
- Canberra, Day 5
- Canberra, Day 3
- Canberra, Day 2
- Bangladeshi CJF Solidarity: Kamrul Khan
- Campaign update, Monday 2nd November
- Do extreme actions ‘alienate the mainstream’?
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 13-14
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 9-12
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 5-8
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 1-4
- Climate Justice Fast!: a personal history
Understanding the Fast
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Paul - awesome start. Tears in my eyes as I listen to your words. I had my first day of solidarity fasting on Friday.
xx Sue
By Sue Lennox, Bellingen NSW on Sat, 07/11/2009
I finally got to see your face, and having heard you speak and seen your enthusiasm, also your reaction to Anna Keenan’s email moved me as well, sadly for me I cannot now take part due to having an accident, I fell off my bike and have got severe bruising, I am a bit frustrated, but with tears in my eyes, I wish you all the best, peace, love and harmony
By Paul Lane, United Kingdom, London on Sat, 07/11/2009
Paul, what an amazing beginning. You are beautiful and I feel so moved by your commitment. I sent Sara’s statement to my family. I feel hope when there are such wonderful young people who care so deeply and who are willing to put their bodies on the line.
By Ruah Swennerfelt, Charlotte, Vermont, USA on Sat, 07/11/2009
Paul!
I’m so excited to start this fast with people from around the world. Even if you don’t fast for extensive amounts of time, I think it’s the symbolism behind the action. It’s standing up and demanding action on climate change in any way we can. It’s knowing at the end of the day that there was a problem, and we did something about it!
By uploader, on Sat, 07/11/2009
Michael, to you and all your fellow fasters around the globe, strength in your commitment to the planet. May the leaders of the world take your daring act seriously and commit to serious action for the immediate and long term good of all beings.
love keelah and the CAG of Manly Warringah
By Keelah Lam, Manly, NSW on Sun, 08/11/2009
Thinking about you and Michael and fellow fasters. i hope your selfless act of fasting for the planet achieves what you intend.
By Marie Horvath, Cromer, NSW on Sun, 08/11/2009