Posted in income redistribution, Occupy, Occupy wall street, war, wealth redistribution, tagged New York City, Occupy, Occupy Movement, Occupy wall street, Premium Heavy Stock Paper, United States, walmart, Zuccotti Park on Jam12000000amWed, 18 Dec 2013 08:49:00 -080013 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
This holiday season, buy the perfect gift for that loved one who took a stand against America’s plutocracy: a large print of the Occupy encampment at Zuccotti Park. The poster is “printed on Premium Heavy Stock Paper which captures all of the vivid…
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Wal-Mart Monetizes the Occupy Movement (via Moyers & Company)
Posted in corruption, Economics, recession, entertainment, immigration, income redistribution, Occupy, Occupy wall street, Uncategorized, wealth redistribution, tagged Conservatives, corporate, Glen Beck, golden bull, masters, Occupy, Occupy wall street on Jam7000000amSun, 07 Jul 2013 09:56:19 -080013 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Contrary to reports of its demise, the Occupy movement is alive and well. Occupy still protests the rule of the 1 percent, and its parasitic qualities vis-a-vis the 99 percent.
Conservatives railed against the video below. Glen Beck and others claimed that Occupy members worship a golden bull, not understanding the sarcasm and the corporate logos that adorned the bull. In fact, Occupy members used the video to mock Beck and others who worship the almighty dollar and their corporate masters.
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Occupy hasn’t left us yet
Posted in corruption, Economics, the Rigged Game, Uncategorized, tagged Bank of America, bankers, economy, Goldman Sachs, J P Morgan, jail, Occupy, Occupy wall street, President Barack Obama, Wall Street on Jpm1000000pmThu, 31 Jan 2013 15:40:18 -080013 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
“Go free, very free,” is the Obama motto for his campaign contributors at Goldman Sachs, J. P. Morgan, Bank of America and other banks and bankers that tanked the economy. So not one Wall Street criminal has gone to jail. Instead of going to jail, the bankers, the banks, and their investors got bailed out to the tune of $26 trillion dollars given to them by the Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, the 99 percent got the shaft.
See related article below.
Breakdown of the $26 trillion the Federal Reserve Doled Out to Save Rich Incompetent Investors
Posted in Occupy, Occupy wall street, Uncategorized, tagged Debt, Occupy, student loans, Wall Street on Jpm11000000pmMon, 12 Nov 2012 19:34:54 -080012 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Occupy Wall Street is gearing up a campaign for debt forgiveness. Check out the link below.
Posted in income redistribution, tagged 2012, Bildenberg group, Bill Gates, mitt romney, Occupy, Protests, tea party, Virginia on Jam6000000amFri, 08 Jun 2012 08:47:47 -080012 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Mitt Romney and Bill Gates went to the Bilderberg Group meeting a few days ago in Virginia. A bunch of rich people started the group way back when, and here they were in Virginia figuring out ways to control governments better, to the detriment of the 99 percent. Maybe that’s why Tea Party and Occupy members were protesting the meeting together. Anyway, take a look at the video below and you’ll see the danger Bildenberg poses to the rest of us. The primary purpose of the group seems to be to redistribute income from the 99 percent to themselves.
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Grassroots bipartiship in the battle against corporate control of the Republicans and Democrats
Posted in corruption, Economics, education, income redistribution, Occupy, Occupy wall street, Uncategorized, tagged 1 percent, 99 percent, Ben Cohen, Occupy, Occupy wall street on Jam6000000amMon, 04 Jun 2012 10:19:54 -080012 10, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Ben Cohen is the co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. He’s also a financial backer of the Occupy movement. Cohen says he is helping to launch “a campaign this summer to highlight the influence of corporate money in American politics.”
“Cohen and the Move to Amend advocacy group will distribute rubber stamps with anti-corporate election spending messages so that the politically minded can mark their dollar bills. The end goal: To secure a constitutional amendment saying corporations do not enjoy the same protected rights as individuals and that money is not a form of speech.”
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Wall Street is up to no good, and has been since 1980, when it took over the Republican Party, and then the Democratic Party in 1994. Income has been massively redistributed from the 99 to the 1 percent via legislative scam after scam, from tax cuts for the rich to international income redistribution schemes falsely labeled as trade agreements. In The Rigged Game, John Hively exposes how this has all come about starting with a revolutionary, but simple reality, all recessions begin in the financial markets.
