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Please Don’t Bury Me In the Church Yard
(Written around 2013, recovered in 2021)

Em 
The bells up in the thunder are tolling out my death
Am  B7 Em
There’s a black dog on my tail and I can smell it on his breath
Em
I know I’ve never made confession, there’s no cause for sympathy
Am B7 
But there’s one thing I would ask of you before he catches me
Chorus:
Am Em 
[And] please don’t bury me down in the church yard
Am Em 
Don’t put me in a coffin made of stone
Am Em 
let the soil break my back and eat my body
B7 Em 
let that hungry flooding river drink my bones


Jesus was a carpenter when he lived in Galile
And Jesus was a fisherman when he walked across the sea
he swung the lashes in the temple at the money changer’s loss
And the soldier swung the hammer when they nailed him to the cross
 
Chorus
 
Soon the night will cloud will eyes and soon my final breath will part
Soon my blood will stop its flowing- no more beating in my heart
But my soul can’t enter heaven for I do not know the way
but be walking in this world ‘til the bells of judgement day
 
Chorus

Please Don't Bury Me Down in the Church Yard

05 Blackberries in a New Light- Played by Geof Bard (2016 01 08 13 34 09 UTC)

It's Casual Friday! Sam hosts&nbsp;, opinion columnist at the New York Times and co-host of the&nbsp;r podcast, to discuss his recent piece&nbsp;&nbsp;First, Sam dives right into the Supreme Court’s overturning of the half-century precedent of Roe v. Wade as the first major rollback of any established right in US history, the thirteen trigger laws it enacts, and the future of reproductive health when healthcare professionals are forced to weigh they own well being and security in making decisions. Jamelle Bouie then joins as he and Sam dive right into the growing divide between establishment Democrats and younger progressives in just acknowledging the horrendous state of our politics, as seen in Whip Clyburn’s official response to the Roe decision stating that it was “anti-climactic,” and take on the role of the Gerontocratic leadership of the Democratic party and their ossified perspective on how politics can and does function in the 21st Century, from Pelosi’s requests for a “strong Republican party” to Biden’s praising of McConnell’s integrity. Next, Bouie dives into his recent research into the Republican party that preceded today’s neoconservatism and their shift to hard-edged partisanship, contrasting this with the Democrats’ desire to triangulate in politics, as we saw with Hillary’s comments on sacrificing trans people for the integrity of anti-democratic institutionalism, and refusal to acknowledge that, yes, the GOP does mean what they say. After a conversation on the future of this fight, and the other big fights coming down the SCOTUS pipeline, Sam and Jamelle wrap up the interview by assessing the 1/6 hearings, Mike Pence, and the Democratic leadership’s attempted creation of right-wing heroes. Sam further dives into the other precedents (Griswald, Casey, Loving, etc) that are put in question by this decision and the absurdity of Thomas’ argument that this won’t set a precedent… while encouraging an extension of this decision to future cases. And in the Fun Half: Sam explores the meaning behind the Majority Report name, James Carville asks for our help, and House Democrats sing God Bless America for some unknowable reason. Katie from Providence dives deeper into the subjectivity around the abortion “exemptions,” and how the objective nature of the punishment for abortions will easily overshadow them. Shannon from the USVIs discusses supporting Black women in the US, Alan and Brendan from North Carolina reflect on the shaping of their perspectives on reproductive rights, Valerie from AZ talks constitutionality and the Supreme Court teeing up myriad elements of queer rights to be overturned, and Mindy reads a statement from the Archdiocese of New York. The crew listens to Mick Lynch’s inspirational responses to the UK media’s insulting coverage of their rail strike, and Ron Johnson throws Mike Kelly under the bus, to which Kelly says, “who?” Jeff Clark can’t believe that Federal Agents wouldn’t let him wear the pants in their relationship, plus, your calls and IMs! Check out Jamelle's piece here:&nbsp;https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/14/opinion/beware-the-ruinous-optimism-of-democratic-leaders.html Check out the Unclear and Present Danger podcast here:&nbsp;https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unclear-and-present-danger/id1592411580   Become a member at&nbsp;:&nbsp;  Subscribe to the AMQuickie newsletter here:&nbsp;&nbsp; Join the Majority Report Discord!&nbsp; Get all your MR merch at our store:&nbsp; Check out today’s sponsors: Check out JustCoffee and get 25% off with the code MR25!&nbsp;https://justcoffee.coop/ sunsetlakecbd&nbsp;is a majority employee owned farm in Vermont, producing 100% pesticide free CBD products. Great company, great product and fans of the show! Use code Leftisbest and get 20% off at&nbsp;. And now Sunset Lake CBD has donated $2500 to the Nurses strike fund, and we encourage MR listeners to help if they can. Here’s a link to where...

2868 - Abortion No Longer A Right: What Will Dems Do? w/ Jamelle Bouie

"Holding the Line, (Revolutionary)" is a rewrite, requested and commissioned by an organizer at the Red Pine collective in Northfield, of the song that Eugene Lerner and I co-wrote at the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia in 2022. While that song celebrated the resistance of ordinary people to the invasion, this song is a celebration of different revolutionary struggles around the world throughout the last century and the struggles of workers on the picket lines. The first verse celebrates the Makhnovshchina of revolutionary Ukraine and the CNT militias of revolutionary Spain, particularly the women of Mujeres Libre. The second verse is for the Zapatistas and the revolutionaries of Rojava and the rest of Kurdistan. The final verse is for all of us, reminding of us of the deadly daily consequences of allowing capitalism to continue, and of the world we hope to win and to build. 

D G D
Where the cavalry’s riding there’s partisans hiding 
D A
the  waiting in sends ice down their spine 
Bm G
but they’ve finally held land of their own in their hands 
D A D
And that’s why they’re holding the line 
Before she seized her gun, she got up ‘fore the Sun 
To sweat on the factory line 
Now She faces each dawn and vows no pasaran 
And that’s why she’s holding the line 

Chorus 
G D
We’ve seen it before, know they’d do it once more, 
G A
As they did to the people last time
Bm G
With guns, jails, and borders they impose their order
D A D
And that’s why we’re holding the line

Ever since the conquista the latifundista
Ruled over these lands and our kind
But we’ve broken their greed and weve won land and freedom 
And that’s why we’re holding the line 
The village is bright in the dead of the night
Where the flares and the rocket trails shine 
But her sisters and she in the mountains are free 
And that’s why they’re holding the line 

Chorus

Their wealth and their thrones are built over our bones 
Eating pheasant and drinking their wine 
While hunger takes toll of the kids on the dole 
And that’s why we’re holding the line 
When the struggle is won and the futures begun 
And we’ll leave not a worker behind 
We’ll share our new land and we’ll work hand in hand 
But first we must help hold the line 

Chorus 
Chorus

Holding The Line (Revolutionary)

As Russian propaganda portrays Ukraine as a "Nazi state," exemplifying fascist pseudo-anti-fascism, actual far-right links among forces backed by Kyiv constitute "bad facts" for the Ukrainian cause. In Episode 175 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill Weinberg examines the self-declared Freedom of Russia Legion and other forces involved in the armed incursion into  Belgorod oblast. The incursion force seems to have constituted a strange liberal-fascist alliance, joining fighters seeking a democratic revolution and those seeking an even more totalitarian state. Meanwhile, anti-fascist forces, including Russian anarchist defectors, are also fighting for Ukraine. And an armed resistance has emerged in Belarus—with no indication that its politics are anything other than pro-democratic. Is there hope for a new Russian revolution?

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‘Bad facts’ and the Belgorod incursion

In Episode 239 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill Weinberg provides an overview of the protest waves and popular uprisings going on across the planet—in Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Bangladesh, India, China, Serbia, Venezuela, and in Israel. This as worldwide protests in solidarity with the Palestinians of Gaza continue. Amid ongoing protests aganst Netanyahu in Israel, there have also been protests against Hamas in Gaza. Despite internal dangers and contradictions in all these upsurges, there is a sense that we could be approaching a revolutionary moment such as that seen in 2011—the year of the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street. And with the planet on an accelerating trajectory toward world war, the linking of these upsurges through conscious solidarity and the infusion of anti-war content to their demands is urgently mandated.

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World war or world revolution?

Recorded on November 8, 2017

In the first episode of "Timothy Snyder Speaks," historian and author Timothy Snyder discusses the lessons American citizens can take from the year since the "Russian cyber-victory over the United States."

Timothy Snyder is a historian and professor at Yale University, specializing in Eastern and Central Europe, totalitarianism, and the Holocaust. His books have received widespread acclaim nationally and internationally from both academic and general audiences. His most recent book, "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century," explores the small, everyday ways a citizenry can resist the encroachment of government tyranny. He is also the author of "Black Earth: The Holocaust as History and Warning" and, forthcoming in April, "The Road to Unfreedom: Russia, Europe, America."

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Timothy Snyder Speaks, Ep. 1: Russia Defeats America

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מוסיקה: טייני

EDITING: TINY
עריכה: טייני

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Geof Bard learned to play violin from his grandfather and a succession of teachers including Lenore George amd Tibor Horn. He currently plays a vintage Kriml with a CODA Diamond carbon fiber bow. He has been in numerous bands and currently plays in Phantom Fold based in Southern California. He has written numerous songs & poems and is currently finishing up a novella set in 14th c Europe.#GeofBard

05 Blackberries in a New Light- Played by Geof Bard (2016 01 08 13 34 09 UTC)

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