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Video Madrid - October 2011 ZNet Article In reality, what is threatened by a nuclear Iran is not peace and stability, certainly not Israel’s survival, but rather its total military dominance in the region, symbolized by it being the sole possessor of nuclear weapons. In truth, we have no... Video Eric Holt-Giménez: Food movements, agroecology, and the future of food and farming. Video Linda gives profound examples of income distribution inequalities in the US and Canada. If we were to collect a tax on people receiving $1.5 million in inheritance, a tiny group of Canadians, we would get enough money from that to create education... -
- Tuesday, Feb 21, 2012
Blog Post Only a fraction of Farm Subsidy recipients are close to being full-time family-sized farmers, or even half of that size. Data on federal farm program Recipients is available at the Farm Subsidy Database compiled by the Environmental Working Group... ZNet Article “Those who led us to indebting ourselves had gambled as if in a casino" ZNet Article In the new year, let us reflect and learn the lessons of the present and the past. Let us resolve to reject a distortion of "patriotism" that requires blind allegiance and unquestioned support for, or participation in, unjust and immoral war chara... -
- Monday, Feb 20, 2012
Video Part 1: Dr. Camillo "Mac" Bica, Philosophy Professor at School of Visual Arts (NYC) and former Marine Corps officer and Vietnam Veteran, testifies at the Truth Commission on Conscience in War at The Riverside Church in New York City. Video Part Two: Dr. Camillo "Mac" Bica, Philosophy Professor at School of Visual Arts (NYC) and former Marine Corps officer and Vietnam Veteran, testifies at the Truth Commission on Conscience in War at The Riverside Church in New York City. Blog Post Syria, Libya and the dangers of following corporate media's lead Blog Post Last Thursday (Feb 16) my article” A Utopia Liberated from Markets” was published in the radical Swedish weekly Arbetaren (The Worker). ZNet Article One would think that by now America would have made the connection between war and atrocity. Or are we too obsessed with our consumer-driven lifestyles, or too apathetic to even pay attention. -
- Sunday, Feb 19, 2012
Blog Post The mortgage settlement takes taxpayers for a ride because it gives banks access to taxpayer-funded HAMP funds for their reductions in loan principals. -
- Saturday, Feb 18, 2012
ZNet Article ** Reprinted Blog Post from the Proletarian Center for Research, Education and Culture
ZNet Article How will the relations between corporations and unions progress as corporations keep taking more, cutting pension plans and ignoring the well being of their workers? AMR is a microcosmic example of the macro, and PBGC is an agency we should all kn... Blog Post Trucking deregulation has made a mockery of the whole idea of a free market. To say with a straight face that an immigrant truck driver can negotiate on equal terms with a shipping giant like Goldman Sachs’ SSA Marine is ludicrous. ZNet Article On what basis should we mobilise against an attack on Iran? Not by calling a truce on our opposition to the Islamic regim ZNet Article Explaining the longevity of the theocratic regime
It is riven with contradictions, corrupt, internationally isolated and opposed by the majority of its own people. Yet the Iranian regime survives. Yassamine Mather looks at the long history of str... Video Debate between Yassamine Mather (Hands Off the People of Iran) and commentator Nick Cohen, who is in favour of a 'cold war' against Iran -
- Friday, Feb 17, 2012
ZNet Article It has been several decades since the last time G8 and NATO were held in the same city, and last time there hadn't been a recent global uprising. Chicago Police and Mayor Raum Emanual are preparing themselves for what is to come, and you should too. Blog Post Where I suggest that critics of Norman Finkelstein's arguments in his recent interview with Frank Barat may be misreading his position. -
- Thursday, Feb 16, 2012
ZNet Article A response to a recent article in The Ecologist ZNet Article Resounding from the anti-austerity protests in Greece, we can hear the echo of Sankara — Africa’s own Che Guevara; the hero who defied his creditors. -
- Wednesday, Feb 15, 2012
Audio "What a bird! There are 70,000 of them, but they seem to be losing population. The trek back north in the spring takes them west, to Asia, where they stop and feed. Wetlands are being drained in that part of the world, which may make it hard for t... Blog Post The graphic novel 'Sin Protección' has been translated into English as 'No Protection.' It is about workers' right to organize in Mexico. - All Sustainer Articles...
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- Tuesday, Feb 21, 2012
Blog Post Only a fraction of Farm Subsidy recipients are close to being full-time family-sized farmers, or even half of that size. Data on federal farm program Recipients is available at the Farm Subsidy Database compiled by the Environmental Working Group... -
- Monday, Feb 20, 2012
Blog Post Syria, Libya and the dangers of following corporate media's lead Blog Post Last Thursday (Feb 16) my article” A Utopia Liberated from Markets” was published in the radical Swedish weekly Arbetaren (The Worker). -
- Sunday, Feb 19, 2012
Blog Post The mortgage settlement takes taxpayers for a ride because it gives banks access to taxpayer-funded HAMP funds for their reductions in loan principals. -
- Saturday, Feb 18, 2012
Blog Post Trucking deregulation has made a mockery of the whole idea of a free market. To say with a straight face that an immigrant truck driver can negotiate on equal terms with a shipping giant like Goldman Sachs’ SSA Marine is ludicrous. -
- Friday, Feb 17, 2012
Blog Post Where I suggest that critics of Norman Finkelstein's arguments in his recent interview with Frank Barat may be misreading his position. -
- Wednesday, Feb 15, 2012
Blog Post Information war by interest groups. Blog Post The graphic novel 'Sin Protección' has been translated into English as 'No Protection.' It is about workers' right to organize in Mexico. -
- Friday, Feb 10, 2012
Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. Blog Post Finding a starting point for educating myself. - All Sustainer Blogs
Sustainer Comments
Forum Post Iran is next to Syria.
Syria is bad.
Syria is next to Lebanon.
Lebanon has bad people in it.
Lebanon is next to Israel.
Israel is good. Forum Post I agree with the previous two comments. I believe the article is not only well written and researched but made me want to finally pick up a copy of Mutual Aid that has been sitting on my shelf for years, never read. Forum Post Here's a new blog which further documents this thesis:
http://www.lavidalocavore.org/diary/5097/food-sovereignty-as-government-intervention-the-view-of-via-campesina-and-us-family-farmers
It's based upon the following Via Campesina docum... -
- Tuesday, Feb 21, 2012
Forum Post Mr. Quigley is correct on all counts, and is right to encourage more folks fighting against corporate might. My concern is that there's not as much cohesion as could be regarding the panoply of anti-corporate efforts, particularly when i... -
- Sunday, Feb 19, 2012
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A very sensible article, but again I notice the Left following the corporate media's lead even when it rejects the corporate media's analysis. They talk Libya, we talk Libya. They drop Libya and talk Syria, we follow suit... Forum Post Thanks for this great article bursting with information, Kropotkin is a Legend and Mutual Aid a manual and evidence of cooperation. Truely Kropotkin should have a further exemplified status, his life was so dynamic, its beautiful that Oscar Wilde ... Forum Post Thanks for putting together an overview and tribute to a giant. I'm starting to read Mutual Aid at once. - All Sustainer Comments
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- Thursday, Oct 30, 2008
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- Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
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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