Independent trader Alessio Rastani shocked BBC news anchors and the whole financial community on Monday (Sept 26/11) by speaking the truth about the looming economic crash in Europe and eventually around the world. The video below went “viral” within 24 hours and already has over 2 million views.
Particularly interesting was Rastani’s statement that “governments don’t rule the world, Goldman Sachs does.” I’m still amazed at his candor considering he makes his living within the system he is so brutally exposing.
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mashup babylon:
http://ttbook.org/book/cultural-commons
Jung's REDBOOK:
http://ttbook.org/book/sonu-shamdasani-jungs-red-book
sonu has generally done excellent historical work on CGJ and before this avoided the cult of personality that tends to warp and woof newage in Jung circles but I have talked with many leading archetypal folks about the release of the redbook and while people are glad that it is in the public realm there is a consensus that there is no new info there. has anyone read kerslake's Deleuze/Jung book? cuz it's quite enlightening.
-dmf
occupy brooklyn bridge video:
http://vimeo.com/29943384
Hello.
I've been writing about the upcoming Occupy Toronto Market Exchange protests, and I've assembled probably the most extensive summary/link roundup that's on the internet so far. As a fellow Canadian, I thought you might be interested. It's located here. Comments & criticism will be much appreciated.
http://www.npr.org/2011/10/04/140948138/how-the-financial-crisis-created-a-new-third-world
nascent movement(s) and or street theater?
http://www.kqed.org/a/forum/R201110061000
99vs1%?
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