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- Mahatma Gandhi
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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
- Maggie’s Birthday.
- The Human Feedback
- Canberra, Day 6
- Canberra, Day 5
- Canberra, Day 3
- Canberra, Day 2
- Bangladeshi CJF Solidarity: Kamrul Khan
- Canberra, Australia, Day 1
- 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
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Hey Paul - that was awesome. I am in Sydney running the digital media training and facilitator training for YOUth LEADing Australia.
With you in strength and spirit and not fasting this week coz I didn’t think I could sustain my energy through a 5 day training program.
Hugs Sue
By Sue Lennox, Bellingen NSW on Mon, 16/11/2009
Hi Paul. Now I know why I haven’t seen you at the dorrknocking recently. Good on you mate, it is an incredible thing you are doing. Me and Liz were in Canberra yesterday, inside Parliament, trying to lobby as many pollies as we could. I really want to get a chance to get out to say hello, but there was no time at all. Hoping that the weather stays bearable for you, and I’ll be speaking to the GetUp crew in Melbourne to tell them about the incredible thing you are doing.
By Nick Pettitt, Melbourne on Tue, 17/11/2009