November 5, 2011
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Turn the World Upside Down: From Occupation to Revolution By John Spritzler
If OWS decides explicitly that its goal is revolution, it would transform the OWS movement. It would be a qualitative leap and set the agenda for the coming years: a national and international conversation about how to make a revolution and what a post-revolutionary society can be like. If OWS does this, then folding the… Continue reading
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New at Strategic Culture Foundation 5 November 2011: India/Pakistan / Russia / Anti-Globalism / Asia Occupy Wall Street
5 November 2011 — Strategic Culture Foundation Paradigm Shift in India-Pakistan Relations 05.11.2011 | 00:00 | Aurobinda MAHAPATRA (India) Pakistan on 2 November 2011 decided to accord most favoured nation (MFN) status to India… the new arrangement will help both the countries to meet many of their economic necessities in a complementary framework. It may Continue reading
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A Chill Descends On Occupy Wall Street; "The Leaders of the allegedly Leaderless Movement" By Fritz Tucker
On Sunday, October 23, a meeting was held at 60 Wall Street. Six leaders discussed what to do with the half-million dollars that had been donated to their organization, since, in their estimation, the organization was incapable of making sound financial decisions. The proposed solution was not to spend the money educating their co-workers or… Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: November 5, 2011
5 November 2011 — Stop NATO Israeli President Speaks Of Military Strikes Against Iran Belarus: NATO’s Murder Of Gaddafi Worse Than The Nazis NATO Action In Libya 21st Vandalism: Belarusian President Afghanistan: Deputy U.S.-NATO Commander Sacked Lithuania: NATO Trains Response Force For ‘Anywhere In The World’ Belarus Fears Regime Change Plans As NATO Advances NATO Continue reading
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Sole Military Super-Bloc: NATO Issues Daily Reprieves To The World
Like Scipio Africanus the Younger almost twenty-two centuries earlier in what is now Libya’s western neighbor Tunisia, then Carthage, Rasmussen planted the banner of a conquering power on the soil of North Africa. Perhaps NATO will grant Rasmussen, too, the honorific agnomen Africanus after the military bloc’s first war and first conquest on the continent. Continue reading
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