Showing posts with label Corporatocracy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corporatocracy. Show all posts
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
GOP Senators Obstructing The Consumer Protection Bureau Receive Loads Of Wall Street Donations
GOP Senators Obstructing The Consumer Protection Bureau Receive Loads Of Wall Street Donations: 43 Republican senators signed a letter last week saying that they would obstruct any nominee to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, regardless of qualifications, unless the CFPB is weakened. Republicans are essentially attempting to nullify a federal law via obstruction; Congress passed and President Obama signed a bill creating a CFPB, but the GOP [...]/p
Monday, February 4, 2013
Breaking the Chains of Debt Peonage | Common Dreams
Breaking the Chains of Debt Peonage | Common Dreams
"The only way to break this fear and passivity is to organize workers to break the cycle of mounting debt. And the first step to achieving independence from debt—the primary form of political control by the corporate state—is to raise the minimum wage. There are other solutions—forgiving mortgage and student debt, instituting universal health care, establishing a nationwide jobs program to rebuild the country’s Third World infrastructure, and green energy—but none of this will happen until we are able to mount a sustained mass movement that discredits the corporate state. This mass movement will arise, as Nader says, when we mobilize around the minimum wage."
"The only way to break this fear and passivity is to organize workers to break the cycle of mounting debt. And the first step to achieving independence from debt—the primary form of political control by the corporate state—is to raise the minimum wage. There are other solutions—forgiving mortgage and student debt, instituting universal health care, establishing a nationwide jobs program to rebuild the country’s Third World infrastructure, and green energy—but none of this will happen until we are able to mount a sustained mass movement that discredits the corporate state. This mass movement will arise, as Nader says, when we mobilize around the minimum wage."
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Opponents of “Corporate Personhood” Eye US Constitution | Common Dreams
Opponents of “Corporate Personhood” Eye US Constitution | Common Dreams
"There is a growing national movement to establish a 28th amendment to the constitution of the United States to address the issue of unlimited corporate spending in elections, although the groups working on the issue diverge on what exactly the amendment should say."
"There is a growing national movement to establish a 28th amendment to the constitution of the United States to address the issue of unlimited corporate spending in elections, although the groups working on the issue diverge on what exactly the amendment should say."
Friday, January 25, 2013
Military Contracting: Our New Era of Corporate Mercenaries | Common Dreams
Military Contracting: Our New Era of Corporate Mercenaries | Common Dreams
"The privatization of conflict is no longer a trend. It's the norm."
"The privatization of conflict is no longer a trend. It's the norm."
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Corporate America: A Whale in a Fish Tank
Corporate America: A Whale in a Fish Tank
"The point is whales don't belong in fish tanks any more than giant transnational monopolies or oligopolies belong in our economy."
"The point is whales don't belong in fish tanks any more than giant transnational monopolies or oligopolies belong in our economy."
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Why We Need a New Year's Revolution Against the Corporatocracy | Alternet
Why We Need a New Year's Revolution Against the Corporatocracy | Alternet
"Starting today, not next year, we all have to become climate hawks and democracy activists, breaking corporate control over the marketplace and over our elections, media, and public policy. Starting today we must move together to save our climate, our civilization, and Mother Earth."
"Starting today, not next year, we all have to become climate hawks and democracy activists, breaking corporate control over the marketplace and over our elections, media, and public policy. Starting today we must move together to save our climate, our civilization, and Mother Earth."
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