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IOPS

International Organization for Participatory Society may appeal to you. Check out the links in the left menu system, under IOPS Project, or in the info box in the right hand column!


ZSocial

ZSocial provides the usual features of social networking. ZSocial doesn't sell you or your friends to corporations as targets for ads and other commercial pursuits. It does not make your private lives and information fodder for profit. It does not surveil you including turning over information about you to states and security agencies.
It gives you simple control over what you make available to whom. And finally, ZSocial does not bias against substantive content, by length or substance, but welcomes it, of course.

It continues to make sense to use mainstream social networking as a way to find old friends or socialize with apolitical friends or family, or as a way to publicize left ideas and efforts to potentially large audiences.

But we hope you will agree that it no longer make sense to compromise your privacy and commercialize your politics as a condition of relating to one another within the broad left - because ZSocial will aid you in doing the latter, without the debits, and with added benefits.



Andykroll

Andy Kroll: Billionaires Unchained

There is no limit to the amount of money you can give to elect your friends and allies to political office Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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Jérôme E. Roos: Europe & Youth Unemployment

Our problems are not due to a lack of innovative ideas; they are due to an excess of financial power concentrated in the hands of an elite of bankers Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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David Vine: Where Has All the Money Gone?

How contractors raked in $385 billion to build and support bases abroad since 2001 Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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Paul Street: Deadly Manufacturing Mirage

It was always implicit that some manufacturing might return to the U.S. if and when American unions were smashed and wages cut Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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David Cromwell: 'They Like What You Say'

The galling lack of genuine political choice is reflected in the sorry state of today's corporate journalism Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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Alfredo Lopez: Social Networking and the Death of the Internet

Social Networking displays information about you as an individual while restraining your ability to contribute information and thinking about the rest of the world Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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Carl Bloice: Austerity Has Lost All Credibility

Over 20 percent of 18-29-year-old African Americans are without a job Menu_arrow_right_red_2

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