From: Adbusters Magazine Subject: TACTICAL BRIEFING #27 – STRATEGIC RETHINK Date: March 13, 2012 6:47:02 AM EDT Reply-To: [email protected] Home – grid TACTICAL BRIEFING #27 – STRATEGIC RETHINK Alright you wild cats, nimble dreamers and jammer tacticians, In a sudden about-face, the United States has conceded a victory to Occupy and moved May’s G8 summit to Camp David, an impenetrable ... Read More »
Blockbuster Book: Read about everything you ever wanted to know about the economy and the wealthy 1%, including fundamental issues that are at the core of the Occupy Movements list of grievances, all neatly outlined in one book “Occupy World Street” by Ross Jackson, it’s aims and purpose and the underlying practices of how the e lite 1% are enriching themselves at the expense of the 99% ma... Read More »
Tom B.K. Goldtooth is the Executive Director of the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN), headquartered at Bemidji, Minnesota. A social change activist within the Native American community for over 30 years, he has become an environmental and economic justice leader, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. Tom co-produced an award winning documentary film, Drumbeat For Mother... Read More »
There was an Occupy article on Mar. 3 that had links to a response from Jim Stanford; who we’ve met at Occupy Talks. Also another rabble article in the March 2012 Archives that have been bumped because someone posted GA minutes in the wrong place… Here is an article on the person. http://basicsnews.ca/2012/03/drummond-recommends-cuts-to-services-more-provision-by-private-sector/ Also the Pr... Read More »
leaders and guests spoke in a panel on Monday night at the Steelworkers Hall to an audience over 100. Talked about the mining problem that they face vs God’s Lake Resources Inc(seriously) a junior firm on the Canadian National Stock Exchange they say is planning to work on their sacred burial ground. Past challenges vs the Ontario Government. A few years ago they faced Platinex Ltd. and s... Read More »
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