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Category Archives: Occupy Wall St.
Is The Occupy Wall Street Movement Reshaping The Political Landscape?
by Ralph Scharnau The protest movement that began in Tunisia in January has spread to Egypt, Libya, and Syria; Spain, Greece, and Italy; and Chile, Israel, and China. The global protest reached the United States on September 17, 2011, bursting … Continue reading
Posted in Occupy Wall St.
Tagged corporate greed, occupy Wall Street, plutocracy, protest movements
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Which Head Puppet Will The Republicans Choose?
What are the Republicans choosing? All the hoo and hah over just who the Republican nominee will be clouds one main point about their anointed one: whomsoever the choice, that person is merely head puppet for the ruling 1%. I … Continue reading
Posted in ALEC, Humor, Labor, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged ALEC, Bachmann, OWS, republican candidate, war on labor
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Occupy Iowa Statewide General Assembly
Occupy Iowa held its first statewide general assembly (GA) in Cedar Rapids this afternoon. In attendance were delegations from Occupy Iowa groups in Des Moines, Iowa City, Grinnell, Waterloo-Cedar Falls, the Quad Cities and Dubuque. When the GA convened at … Continue reading
Posted in Local Events, Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
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George Lakoff: It’s Time To Occupy Elections
We’re big fans of George Lakoff. Author of several books including The Political Mind and the now classic, “Don’t Think Of An Elephant: Know Your Values And Frame The Debate”; a Professor of Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the UC Berkeley; … Continue reading
Posted in Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged lakoff, occupy elections, occupy iowa, occupy Wall Street
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What Should Be The Next Step For The 99%?
They can take away the tarps and the tents. They can arrest peaceful protesters and shut down the occupations. But they can’t stop Occupy Wall Street and the 99% movement. In recent days, cities and politicians acting on behalf of … Continue reading
Posted in DFIA, Occupy Wall St.
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Iowans Living in the 99 Percent
During a Saturday afternoon discussion with my mother and sister we ran the stack, using the Occupy Wall Street technique for managing the order of speakers. We each agreed tacitly to the process as reflected by the civil tone and … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St., Progressive Community
Tagged occupyiowa, OWS. Occupy Wall Street
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Creating and Saving Jobs: A National Emergency
by Ralph Scharnau We live in a dual economy. On one hand, corporate profits are high, corporate cash holdings are soaring, and income gains are proliferating for the rich. On the other, the working and middle classes experience weak job … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Guest Posts, Jobs, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged economy, jobs, occupy Wall Street
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Occupy Des Moines Opposes Shut Down Of Iowa Caucuses
submitted by Ed Fallon A radical group called Anonymous, who I know little about, are trying to piggy back Occupy Des Moines and have called for shutting down the caucuses on January 3rd. Occupy Des Moines is emphatically against that. … Continue reading
Posted in Iowa Caucuses, Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged #occupy iowa, anonymous, Iowa Caucuses, occupy des moines
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Walker And Cronies Forced To Listen To 99%
I watched this and thought about how often the 99% is forced to listen to the right-wing propaganda machine… Enjoy this powerful video of Walker and his rich pals having to endure the message of the 99%. If the 99% … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged #occupy iowa, 99%, occupy Wall Street, Scott Walker
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Occupy Wall Street = Love
[by David Van Thournout] After more than ten years of working on front end web development and playing around with html, css, and various other computer languages I had the opportunity to work on a software development project with a … Continue reading
Posted in Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged 99%, by David Van Thournout, corporatism, occupy iowa, occupy Wall Street, OWS, police brutality, police violence, protest
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