CAPITALISM IS OVER IF YOU WANT IT

Sam Vaughan’s Che-huahua!

Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 by meganwilson

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Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (1 of 4)

Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 by meganwilson

This is one of the best analyses of corporatocracy I’ve heard – I highly recommend!

For many years John Perkins was an “economic hit man” in the world of international finance; a function he performed by persuading Third World countries to take on large -scale public works projects. Today, we recognize that these types of projects, financed by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), have served to enrich U.S. corporations while creating crippling debt for these countries, effectively turning them into American client states. Experiencing a change of heart, Perkins resigned from the business in 1981. After running a utility company, he founded the nonprofit organization, Dream Change Coalition, which works closely with Amazonian and other indigenous people to help preserve their environments and cultures.

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Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (2 of 4)

Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 by meganwilson

This is one of the best analyses of corporatocracy I’ve heard – I highly recommend!

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Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (3 of 4)

Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 by meganwilson

This is one of the best analyses of corporatocracy I’ve heard – I highly recommend!

For many years John Perkins was an “economic hit man” in the world of international finance; a function he performed by persuading Third World countries to take on large -scale public works projects. Today, we recognize that these types of projects, financed by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), have served to enrich U.S. corporations while creating crippling debt for these countries, effectively turning them into American client states. Experiencing a change of heart, Perkins resigned from the business in 1981. After running a utility company, he founded the nonprofit organization, Dream Change Coalition, which works closely with Amazonian and other indigenous people to help preserve their environments and cultures.

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Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (4 of 4)

Posted on Monday, December 26, 2011 by meganwilson

This is one of the best analyses of corporatocracy I’ve heard – I highly recommend!

Posted in CAPITALISM, COLONIALISM, CORPORATE BRUTALITY, EMPIRE, ENVIRONMENT, EVIL CORPORATIONS, FASCISM, GLOBALIZATION, GOVERNMENT, GREED, HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES, INCOME INEQUALITY, INTERNATIONAL, POLICY | Leave a comment

The Decline of Labour Unions in the US and Its Devastating Effect on The Economy

Posted on Sunday, December 25, 2011 by meganwilson

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The Growing Militarisation of Police in the U.S. and Around the World

Posted on Saturday, December 24, 2011 by meganwilson

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OCCUPY ART!

Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2011 by meganwilson

It’s encouraging to see a momentum building in the art world in support of and/or response to the Occupy movement. When we first launched CIO! in July 2010 we encountered a good deal of ambivalence and resistance from the art community to our challenge of Capitalism (as well as support and participation). We were “too radical,” “too political,” “too didactic.” One artist was initially excited and sent a project description, only to change her mind the following week because she “loves capitalism … it’s all I’ve ever known.” Others were concerned about the impact on their careers of creating such highly political art. And in fact, out of the initial 60 artists who did participate, only one had formal commercial gallery representation; though it was also refreshing that one of the participants owns a commercial gallery.

While the Occupy movement is not overtly anti-capitalist (though many of its key supporters are), as the demonstrations of political dissidence have grown stronger and louder globally, the art world too has galvanized. I’ve also been talking to more and more artists who, like myself, have found it challenging to create work that doesn’t in some way speak to the current economic and social crises. What has given me renewed hope is the power of Occupy and its demonstration that we can create and enact alternatives – that we don’t have to follow the status quo – socially, politically, economically, or artistically.

WE ARE THE 99% ARTISTS!

Some examples of the Occupy movement in the arts locally, nationally, and internationally include:

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We Are The 99%

Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2011 by meganwilson

In progress!

99%
99% is a public art/street art project that speaks to the need for a fundamental shift in the status quo approach to current economic models, labor, the environment, human rights, and the health and wellbeing of all. In support of the OCCUPY! movement, I am making a series of hand painted signs (1000 to start) with the statement “We Are The 99%” in different languages (so far I have English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Farsi, Hindi, Gujarati, Telugu, Hebrew, Hungarian, German, Roma, Serbian/ Bosnian/ Croatian, Russian, Tagalog, Bahasa Indonesian, Thai, Japanese, French, Italian, Czech, Slovakian, Polish, Dutch, Danish, Yiddish, Haitian, Swahili, Georgian, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Greek, Turkish, Vietnamese, Tamil, Armenian, Urdu, Estonian, Khmer, Burmese, Shoshone, Cherokee, and Sioux).

The signs all have bold black text on a color background painted on ¼” plywood in varying sizes. These are being distributed initially in San Francisco and Oakland to:

1. OccupySF and Occupy Oakland participants to be used at marches and protests – participants will be asked to display the signs in their home windows and/or tents when not in use.
2. Folks who might not have time to participate in the actual occupation, but want to lend support – to place in their windows in solidarity of the movement.
3. Small businesses to place in their windows in support and solidarity of the movement.

I am working to raise the funds to employ assistants (artists/sign painters who are currently unemployed) at $20/hour (a livable wage in the Bay Area) to help create and distribute the signs.

If the project is successful in the Bay Area, I will work to expand it to additional cities around the county and ultimately around the globe.

Big THANKS to translators and translator connectors: Eliza Barrios, Carolyn Castaño, Sarita Ahuja, Andre Ambrus, Srinivas Kuruganti, Kevin Chen, Violeta Krasnić, Peter Haas, Taraneh Hemami, Juan Caguicla, Nano Warsono, Christine Ahn, Ramon Murrillo, and Jake Thompson.

Until our voices are heard, the call for revolution will grow louder!
WE ARE THE ARTISTS OF THE 99%

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Occupy Y’All Street: Three Generations Try To Escape Poverty Through Occupy Columbia

Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2011 by meganwilson

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667 Shotwell Projects: NEXT

Posted on Wednesday, December 21, 2011 by meganwilson

CIO! is honored to be included in the inaugural issue of 667 Shotwell Project’s NEXT, a forum of proposals for ideas, works, and tactics for what is NEXT. From NEXT:

Based on recent events and occupations of public space nationally, 667 Shotwell is announcing a call for proposals by Artists to contribute to a book of artworks, ideas, and tactics for actively framing what is to come NEXT… The NEXT… book will exist as a PDF & slideshow for distributing Artist’s proposed actions / ideas for addressing the current national and international social and economic disparities in question. The goal of the NEXT… Platform is to share your ideas with other artists whom want to complicate, debate, or expand the possibilities of the Occupy political movement. 667Shotwell is encouraging artists to think of big and small ideas for works that interfere with existing systems, reframe the debate, and affect the social fabric.

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Capitalism Is Over Get Into It

Posted on Wednesday, December 21, 2011 by meganwilson

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The Death of Kim Jong-il and the Future of U.S. Relations with the Two Koreas

Posted on Wednesday, December 21, 2011 by meganwilson

Christine Ahn from the Korea Policy Institute and the Global Fund for Women weighs in on how the United States has impacted and shaped the ongoing war between North and South Korea through it’s heavy military presence (the Korean peninsula is the most militarized region on earth) and lack of diplomacy:

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Anticapitalism and Occupation

Posted on Monday, December 19, 2011 by cherylmeeker

Re-posted from THECURRENTMOMENT 19 Dec

The novelty of Occupy in relation to the past decades of anticapitalism has been to introduce one other way of thinking about alternatives – the camp itself as a kind of autonomous, self-sufficient community, with a new kind of political structure that, in (one) theory, prefigures a new society.*

At a recent panel discussion hosted by the Platypus Society at Harvard University, the moderator asked the participants whether Occupy Boston and related Occupations were ‘anticapitalist.’ The panelists had all been participants in Occupy Boston before Mayor Menino ordered the clearing out of Dewey Square. This question initially sounded like the kind of question hopeful radicals always ask about some incipient form of social protest. The implicit question seemed to be something like ‘is it the revolution in waiting, or should we not bother?’ Each of the four panelists handled the question in their own way – it is “objectively anticapitalist, even if subjectively reformist,” “not yet,” “some are anticapitalist and some aren’t,” “Occupy isn’t one thing.”

Upon reflection, it seems like the questioner and the panelists may have missed the point. All of them seemed to share the view that anticapitalist is a placeholder concept for something else – socialist, communist, anarchist, democratic socialist, whatever. Each respondent struggled, then, to show how the socialist or anarchist aspect of the Occupation was something like its (hidden) essence, and how the more reform-minded elements were somehow more superficial or tangential appearances. Or, a bit more plausibly, they argued there had to be a struggle for the soul of the Occupation, between its anticapitalist (read: socialist/communist) and reformist tendencies. That struggle had to happen now that the clearing out of many Occupations has opened up a ‘phase 2’ of the movement.

The difficulty with this way through the discussion is that it skips over the ‘anticapitalism’ itself. Anticapitalism is not socialism, communism, anarchism, Marxism, or just a demand for fair trade and financial regulation. It is a historically specific phenomenon. It is the halfway house that has emerged over the past decades, perhaps most spectacularly in 1999 inSeattle, reflecting the state of suspended animation into which ‘the Left’ has passed since the end of the Cold War. To say it is a halfway house does not mean it is necessarily moving in one direction or another. Rather, anticapitalism is a halfway house in the way that it balances between the most piecemeal, single-issue reforms and utopian visions of radically different societies. The reforms are not clearly related to the over-arching background utopias, and there rarely seems to be much of an attempt to integrate the elements of reform into a totalizing vision or coherent ideology.

For instance, at the Harvard panel, two of the participants noticed that one frequently finds calls for a millionaire’s tax, better financial reform, and ‘End the Fed,’ which they dubbed the reformist tendency of Occupy. But it was also said that Occupy was somehow objectively more radical, more ‘anticapitalist’ than these modest proposals. And it is of course true that there is plenty of utopian aspiration, as well as structural critique, to be found. But an equally ‘objective’ feature of these Occupations, and of the wider anticapitalist trend, is the political unwillingness to go further. This political unwillingness is objective in the sense that it is widely enough shared to be a kind of condition of possibility for the existence of the Occupation in the first place. While one finds a uniting aspiration to be more than a series of piecemeal reforms, one regularly encounters strong resistance to seizing the state, or doing what it takes, to transform the economy – whether seizing means revolutionary acts or just party politics. To be sure these are generalities, and one finds many particular counterexamples. But there is nonetheless something that has held together anticapitalism in the past few decades, and it is the curious blend of radical gesture and piecemeal reform. The ‘anticapitalism’ is not just the radical gesture, the broad intimation of ‘alternatives’, but also comprises the rejection of past alternatives – which ends up producing a tendency to invest piecemeal reforms with decidedly more moral and political weight than they deserve.

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A new democracy in Iraq? Activist Yanar Mohammed Challenges U.S. Claims

Posted on Sunday, December 18, 2011 by maw

12/16/11 www.democracynow.org

Now that remaining U.S. troops are leaving Iraq, how has this long and drawn-out war affected Iraqi citizens and, in particular, the women of Iraq? Activist Yanar Mohammed, president of the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq, addresses these issues on Democracy Now!

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Current Day McCarthysim

Posted on Saturday, December 17, 2011 by Eliza

a dark day indeed..as the National Defense Authorization Act was signed by President Obama, the SOPA Vote has been delayed (2012). For those of you that do not know about SOPA, it’s the Stop Online Piracy Act – yet another tool for the government (and corporate folks) to monitor our voices via the Internet. If passed, this Act will give the the Government (as well as copyright holders aka the Corporate FUCKS) to seek court orders against websites enabling or facilitating infringement rights.

Translation – sites like ours will be CENSORED! Blogs with personal opinions can be shut down…essentially you could be prosecuted if at any point during your post, blog, journaling etc you refer to information “copyrighted” by news agencies or even the governments. Huge media corporations (such as the insidious New Corporation) are backing this bill. The good guys (like us) are AGAINST it.

We should ALL keep an eye on this, as (SOPA) coupled with the recently signed National Defense Authorization Act is a strong mixture of something strong brewing keeping our civil liberties in check .. WATCH OUT

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Marx’s Grundrisse

Posted on Thursday, December 15, 2011 by andycox

I recently started reading Karl Marx’s Grundrisse der Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie, translated as either the Foundations or the Outline of the Critique of Political Economy. The common internet translation of Grundrisse is either “ground plans” or “floor plans”. On searching for Grundrisse, Google Images returns pages and pages of the plans of German buildings like this one:

It seems to me that neither “foundations” nor “outlines” is a wholey accurate translation of the original German and that something like “blue prints” might be preferable.

I have been unable to find the original floor plans of any buildings in which Karl Marx lived, although it may be possible to reconstruct them from photographs and descriptions. Marx wrote the Grundrisse over the winter of 1857/58 while living in London at 9 Grafton Terrace (now 46 Grafton Terrace NW5) near Hampstead Heath. The Marx family rented all four floors for £36 (about $56) per year (see Karl Marx – A Biography, David McLellan, page 244). A two bedroom flat of 641 square feet in Grafton Terrace is currently renting for £3,684 per month, or £44,208 per year (about $5,700 per month; or $68,400 per year). The floor plan is below. The listing is here, if still active.

We can use the Historical UK Inflation and Price Conversion page to estimate current cost of Karl Marx’s house rental. According to the table provided, prices in 1857 can be converted to 2009 prices by mulitplying by 85. Alternatively, using the calculating widget provided, £36 is equivalent to £3,100 in 2010 prices. This still seems to be incredibly inexpensive. But how do 1857 annual rents and the 2011 annual rents compare to the average annual salaries for these two years?

According to data from the University of Essex, in 1861 a teacher, for example, earned on average £93.76 per year. The Training and Development Agency for Schools (UK) gives the highest main scale Inner London annual salary in 2010 as £36,387. Therefore, a teacher renting Marx’s house around 1857 would be paying £36/£93.76 x 100 = 38% of their salary. Today, a teaching wanting to rent just one floor of Marx’s house would need to pay £44,208/£36,387 = 121% of their annual salary; i.e. the teacher could not affor to live there. Roughly speaking, to rent the whole four floors would cost a staggering 4 x 121% = 484% of annual salary.

A more thorough analysis would be required to draw any firm conclusions on, for example, the relative affordability of accommodation over time in London; but one thing is clear, somebody can afford to live in Marx’s house in 2011 and it’s not an impoverished philosopher like Marx, nor is it a teacher. Most likely it’s a stokebroker or other agent of capitalism.

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The Real Terrorists

Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 by meganwilson

Last night I watched the documentary “The End of America,” based on Naomi Wolf’s 2007 book by the same name. The film follows Wolf on a lecture tour through which she draws a parallel between the steps used by Hitler, Mussolini, and other brutal dictators to erode the democratic process, stripping citizens of all rights – and the policy changes made during the Bush administration. Using the ten steps outlined by Wolf:

Create an internal/external threat that terrorizes the populace.
Create secret prisons, with torture.
Create a paramilitary force.
Single out ordinary citizens as ‘troublesome persons.’
Establish surveillance of citizens’ groups and ordinary citizens deemed ‘troublesome.’
Detain and release citizens without formally charging them with any crime.
Target key individuals who are well known, popular figures.
Restrict the press.
Redefine dissent as treason
Subvert the rule of law.

directors Rick Stern and Anne Sundberg weave together Wolf’s lecture with archival footage, documents, and interviews to make the case that America’s Constitution was being dismantled under George W. Bush.

Fast-forward four years: the Obama administration has not only upheld the majority of the changes made to undermine our civil liberties during Bush’s reign, it’s now supporting additional measures that are moving the country on a path towards a Totalitarian state. The latest infraction being the decision not to veto the National Defense Authorization Act that will allow for the indefinite detention of American citizens without a trial or hearing.

With every act such as this, it becomes clearer and clearer who the real terrorists are … the question is will Americans stop this erosion of our rights before we become a full-blown Nazi Germany.

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Protest Chevron’s Tax Grab! Tomorrow 12/15 in Martinez, CA

Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 by cherylmeeker

Protest Chevron’s Tax Grab
651 Pine Street, Martinez
Thursday December 15, 2011
11:30 AM – Gather and Leaflet Area
12 Noon Rally

Find flyers, the Richmond City Council resolution asking Chevron to drop its property tax appeals, and more information here and here.

Ben Amunwa posted a good analysis on Platform:

California protests against Chevron’s tax grab
Posted on December 14, 2011 by Ben Amunwa

While times are hard and vast majority of us are feeling the squeeze, business is booming for oil multinationals. And it seems that companies will do anything to maximise their profits, even if tax payers bear the cost.

Oil giant Chevron is demanding a $150 million tax refund from Richmond City Council, California. News from our allies in the US confirms that public anger in Richmond, where Chevron has operated a refinery for almost a century, has sparked protests in the company’s home state and garnered further support for the global Occupy movement.As the Richmond Progressive Alliance reports:

The Chevron Corporation is currently appealing its property tax assessment and trying to get the county to pay them a refund of $150 million dollars at hearings in Martinez. If ordered to pay these refunds, County, City, and school districts would have to slash vital health, education and public services and lay off employees.

Chevron, which has long had reduced property taxes thanks to loop holes in Proposition 13, is able to hire an army of expensive lawyers to try to bully the county into accepting a settlement. Community groups, unions, and everyone who cares about justice say it is time to stop the 1% from bleeding the rest of us. We are the 99%, Chevron is the 1%!

Chevron’s PR campaign, which portrays itself as a “good neighbour” to the people of Richmond has also been heavily criticised. Chevron, like Shell and BP, uses sponsorship and donations to conceal its social and environmental impacts. Richmond City Council stressed the hypocrisy of Chevron’s PR:

Chevron’s charitable contributions to worthy local organizations in 2010 amounted to $3.7 million, which represents a mere 0.047% of the profit it made in just three months (July – September) in 2011.

A protest rally has been called for Thursday December 15, 2011, 651 Pine Street, Martinez, CA, 11:30 AM – Gather and Leaflet Area, 12 Noon Rally. For more information see here.

Posted in AUSTERITY, Big Oil, CAPITAL, CAPITALISM, EVIL CORPORATIONS, PROTESTS, RESOURCES, TAX THE RICH, THE 99%, UNEMPLOYMENT, WE ARE THE 99% | Tagged austerity, capitalism, Chevron, corporate capitalism, DEMOCRACY, global warming, health, Richmond, tax grab, underclass | Leave a comment

Proof Obama will sign NDAA 1031 Citizen Imprisonment Law in a few days

Posted on Tuesday, December 13, 2011 by meganwilson

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CAPITALISM IS OVER IF YOU WANT IT

Sam Vaughan’s Che-huahua!

Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (1 of 4)

Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (2 of 4)

Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (3 of 4)

Economic Hit Man Speaking Freely: John Perkins (4 of 4)

The Decline of Labour Unions in the US and Its Devastating Effect on The Economy

The Growing Militarisation of Police in the U.S. and Around the World

OCCUPY ART!

We Are The 99%

Occupy Y’All Street: Three Generations Try To Escape Poverty Through Occupy Columbia

667 Shotwell Projects: NEXT

Capitalism Is Over Get Into It

The Death of Kim Jong-il and the Future of U.S. Relations with the Two Koreas

Anticapitalism and Occupation

A new democracy in Iraq? Activist Yanar Mohammed Challenges U.S. Claims

Current Day McCarthysim

Marx’s Grundrisse

The Real Terrorists

Protest Chevron’s Tax Grab! Tomorrow 12/15 in Martinez, CA

Proof Obama will sign NDAA 1031 Citizen Imprisonment Law in a few days

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