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ZNet Article The vast majority of financial paper traded today does not meet transparency guidelines, exchange rules or anti-fraud requirements. They hang over the economy like the proverbial Sword of Damocles. -
- Saturday, Feb 11, 2012
ZNet Article Stalin's own description of the problems of U.S.S.R. -
- Friday, Feb 10, 2012
Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. Book Provocative and original, The Politics of Indigeneity explores the concept of indigeneity across the world - from the Americas to New Zealand, Africa to Asia - and the ways in which it intersects with local, national and international social and p... Blog Post An American-Indian tribe in South Dakota has sued some of the world's biggest beer firms over severe alcohol-related issues in the community. Blog Post The fires of steelmaking burned all along the southern shores of Lake Michigan when Alice Peurala entered US Steel's South Works in 1953. Today most of those fires have gone out and with them the thousands of jobs that were once the economic suppo... -
- Thursday, Feb 09, 2012
Blog Post The Western media often portrays the Security Council debate on Syria as a clash between different visions of international relations. The “good guys” are seen as champions of a new post-sovereign international order while the “bad guys” defend bl... ZNet Article Advocates of nonviolent action need to learn from the Civil Rights movement and the field of community organizing in this way—there really aren’t any shortcuts -
- Wednesday, Feb 08, 2012
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- Tuesday, Feb 07, 2012
ZNet Article The problem is the industry itself Blog Post Hilary Clinton criticises Russia and China for vetoing a UN resolution condemning violence against protesters in Syria, but the US is often alone in vetoing resolutions criticising Israel ZNet Article The Divine Interpretation of History Blog Post As 100,000+ demonstrators brave the cold to demand free elections and the Putin regime's stability is suddenly revealed, veteran activist and Marxist historian Alexei Gusev of PRAXIS, analyses 'The Return of the Russian Revolution: Nature and Pers... Blog Post “To look back to Harris's (…) work today, in the light of the current crises, worldwide, could provide the means to reimagine our relationship to production and a template to creating cooperation rather than competition among people now living in ... ZNet Article Who stole the goose from of the common? ZNet Article Carrying the flame of 'Small is Beautiful' - 45 years of Resurgence Blog Post Current demonstrations in Cairo are against the generals who continue in power. They gathered momentum after the killing of Cairo soccer team supporters in Port Said. Why would a winning team's fans riot? -
- Monday, Feb 06, 2012
ZNet Article Brennan on the Moor Blog Post The Myth of the Tragedy of the Commons Blog Post Are the English Basque? Blog Post The Language We Use Blog Post Who stole the goose from of the common? ZNet Article Blue Remembered Hills - All Sustainer Articles...
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- Friday, Feb 10, 2012
Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. Blog Post An American-Indian tribe in South Dakota has sued some of the world's biggest beer firms over severe alcohol-related issues in the community. Blog Post The fires of steelmaking burned all along the southern shores of Lake Michigan when Alice Peurala entered US Steel's South Works in 1953. Today most of those fires have gone out and with them the thousands of jobs that were once the economic suppo... -
- Thursday, Feb 09, 2012
Blog Post The Western media often portrays the Security Council debate on Syria as a clash between different visions of international relations. The “good guys” are seen as champions of a new post-sovereign international order while the “bad guys” defend bl... -
- Tuesday, Feb 07, 2012
Blog Post Hilary Clinton criticises Russia and China for vetoing a UN resolution condemning violence against protesters in Syria, but the US is often alone in vetoing resolutions criticising Israel Blog Post As 100,000+ demonstrators brave the cold to demand free elections and the Putin regime's stability is suddenly revealed, veteran activist and Marxist historian Alexei Gusev of PRAXIS, analyses 'The Return of the Russian Revolution: Nature and Pers... Blog Post “To look back to Harris's (…) work today, in the light of the current crises, worldwide, could provide the means to reimagine our relationship to production and a template to creating cooperation rather than competition among people now living in ... Blog Post Current demonstrations in Cairo are against the generals who continue in power. They gathered momentum after the killing of Cairo soccer team supporters in Port Said. Why would a winning team's fans riot? -
- Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Blog Post The interweb is abuzz on Chris Hedges latest column, "The Cancer in Occupy." While employing hyperbole and non sequitur's to take digs at Black Bloc, Hedges has managed to alienate himself from, and piss off, many non-Black Blocers. - All Sustainer Blogs
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Forum Post Isn't it a bit early to be saying that Occupy is "dissipating quickly" & "fizzing out" a mere 4 1/2 months into the movement when the camps were just quite recently violently evicted?! Were I live, Santa Ana, CA, we ARE... Forum Post Extremely lucid - and also warm, witty, uplifting and inspiring. One of the most important political articles I have ever read.
Thank you Michael!
Sincerely,
J. Todd Ring Forum Post Can’t pull no Rip Van Winkle
Storytellin’ time again, my friends
Brings me back to that fateful late summer in Chicago
Demo’s convened to put up the Humph
While Ginsberg-Genet-Burroughs
Chanted poetry in the ... -
- Saturday, Feb 11, 2012
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#Occupy #Anonymous Warning to #BlackBloc FAKE Anon Response
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nAKcWZST1M
Enjoyed the article and feel it leaves the door open to discussions with many people of differing mindsets...
Peace Forum Post
Michael Albert said: “The idea that most of the black bloc is undercover is, I am sorry Keith, total nonsense.”
I never said that most of the black bloc is undercover, I said that “most of the “black bloc” are ... Forum Post The proportion of those who protest violently by randomly trashing or attacking others cannot be accurately determined, but I think one has to have their head in the sand not to recognize that state provocateurs have been used in the past by force... Forum Post
Aloha Michael,
We have some thoughts we'd like to share with you regarding the "Black bloc" controversy and your article regarding it.
First off it would be interesting to consider the ... - All Sustainer Comments
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- Thursday, Oct 30, 2008
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Film Review Trying to figure out this new interface. Probably should have used What Would Jesus Buy, but what's done is done. - All Sustainer's Film Reviews
Sustainer's Book Reviews
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- Sunday, Apr 17, 2011
Book Review Book Review of "The Shape of the Beast" by Arundhati Roy. -
- Monday, Feb 07, 2011
Book Review A book review of Andrej Grubacic's "Don't Mourn, Balkanize!" -
- Tuesday, Nov 02, 2010
Book Review A Review of Wobblies & Zapatistas: Conversations on Anarchism, Marxism and Radical History, by Staughton Lynd and Andrej Grubacic. -
- Thursday, Oct 07, 2010
Book Review This book is a really valuable instrument for activist willing to learn about economics.
It is simply the most empowering book on economics since Robin Hahnel's ABC's of Political Economy (2002)... and also really entertaining, in Chang's very own... -
- Friday, Jun 11, 2010
Book Review A brief review of Scmhidt and van der Walt's "Black Flame": a book that situates the anarchist tradition in the broader socialist movement. -
- Sunday, Nov 01, 2009
Book Review A look into Lebanon's past and the quest to transcend humanity's self-imposed injustice -
- Thursday, Oct 29, 2009
Book Review In Ursula K. Le Guin's short story, "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas," the science fiction author details a world "much like that of a fine new coat"”that is wholesome and lovely along its exterior folds, made from a nice factory in Elsewhere; - All Sustainer's Book Reviews
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