Brought tears to my eyes. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5N5N8UzSRTQ]
Read MoreFor other articles on this event that shut down a J.P. Morgan-Chase recruiting event at the Indiana University Business School, see this and this and this. As you can see and feel from the content and tone of this Statement of Intent, the young people arrested were willing to put their lives on the line […]
Read MoreRichard Heinberg (and see this and this and this) in his landmark 2003 book The Party’s Over was one of the Cassandras who alerted us to the fact that capitalism’s requirement of endless growth would run up against the limits of natural resources. Here he tells us that the party’s been over for a few […]
Read MoreFour minutes long. And see this and this. Thanks to Julia and her daughter, Halley, who grew up here. I enjoyed the man’s face through the glass window of the door near the end of the video. He looks scared. I imagine many of those who still think Occupy is a movement that can be […]
Read MoreWhile we contemplate best practices towards transforming into a permacultural “no waste” human presence on our beautiful, beleagured Earth home, how about this as a decent interim re-use of the gigantic mountains of trash we’ve already excreted. Thanks to odewire.com. Solar landfill provides a shining example November 30, 2011 By Natalie Snedden, CNN A landfill […]
Read MoreWhile I disagree with Shunyamurti (see this and this and this), in that I feel that one can discover the beyond of the beyond within oneself without a living guru to first mirror that presence, I applaud his spirit and his heart and his recognition of what is necessary for humanity to go through the […]
Read MoreVery glad to come across this story that gives perspective to the new website, occupypolice.org. (And see this and this.) Do visit the “ocpo” site, already lots of interesting, provocative stories. Remember: the police are the foot soldiers of the 1%. Once the police (and the military), begin to fully Occupy, the 1% can no […]
Read MoreI love this story because the author, in line with his title, doesn’t laugh at the subject! And it reminds me of the late ’60s, when we women who felt Betty Friedan’s memorable line, “the problem that has no name” were first getting together in “consciousness-raising groups” to share and compare experiences in our roles […]
Read MoreBelow, I repost The Nation’s version of Wednesday evening’s Occupy Bloomington action at the IU Kelley School of Business to protest J.P. Morgan’s recruitment drive there. (Note: The Nation’s headline is misleading, until you realize the author is talking about protests continuing on campuses nationwide.) If you google “IU detective shoves students at Occupy” (or […]
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