Mois : janvier 2016

• The Costs of Capitalism’s Crisis, Who Will Pay? 95.00 min, uploade by Joe Friendly, Jan 27, 2012;
• Marxian Economics vs Capitalism with Economist Prof. Richard D. Wolff, 37.31 min, uploaded by TYT Interviews, Aug 4, 2014 … Professor Richard D. Wolff. is one of the world’s leading Marxian economists and is a professor of economics emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, where he taught from 1973 to 2008. He is also currently a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University in New York. He is also a founding member of the Green Party of New Haven Connecticut, is the host of Economic Update, at WBAI in New York City, and has co-authored 13 books, most recently « Democracy at Work: A Cure for Capitalism » in 2012 …;
• MALAYSIA: Budget 2016 revision not austerity measures, says Wahid, on The Edge Markets, by Kamarul Anwar, by Simeon Kerr, Jan 19, 2016;
• Spain’s deadlocked parliament a reflection of the crisis of the regime, on In Defense of Marxism, by Jorge Martin, Jan 18, 2016;
• Unions, Kirchnerite leaders blast austerity measures, repression, on Buenos Aires Herald, Jan 11, 2016.

Published on The Atlantic, by Molly Ball, Jan 16, 2016.

The Working Families Party has pushed the political debate to the left in the states where it’s already active. Now—in the era of Occupy and Bernie Sanders—it’s ready to take that fight nationwide.

At a recent private dinner in Manhattan, a small group of leftists plotted to take over America.   Continuer la lecture de « The Pugnacious, Relentless Progressive Party That Wants to Remake America »

• Global Capitalism – Monthly Economic Update January 2016, 91.48 min, uploaded by Richard D Wolff, Jan 13, 2016;
• Days of Revolt, the Making of Global Capitalism, 25.01 min, uploaded by teleSUR english, Sept 7, 2015;
• Audio: truthout on the radio – a critique of capitalism – Richard Wolff, uploaded by Kinda Gamey, March 26, 2014: Part 1, 22.55 min; Part 2, 8.42 min;
• The Crisis of Global Capitalism, ten years on – Prof John Gray, 88.29 min, uploaded by London School of Economics and Political Science LSE, Dec 17, 2010;   Continuer la lecture de « Global Capitalism »

Uploaded by The Big Picture RT:

• Full Show 1/14/16: Why Are the Clintons Attacking Bernie’s Single-Payer Plan? 30.50 min, Jan 14, 2016 … Thom discusses the real reason why the Clintons are attacking Bernie’s single-payer health care plan …;
• Has The Crash of 2016 Now Begun? What Can & Should Be Done? 7.36 min, Jan 5, 2016 … Economist Dr. Richard Wolff, Democracy At Work, goes off on the state of the economy …;

von ANTIZENSURKOALITION AZK hochgeladen: Continuer la lecture de « The Big Lies / die grossen Lügen »

Published on Spiegel Online International, by Christoph Reuter in Korin, Syria, Jan 13, 2016 (Photo Gallery).

Even as war continues to rage in Syria, normal people in the country are doing their best to survive in places like the village of Korin. It has transformed into a kind of mini-republic and has WiFi on the town square. But its population is slowly dwindling. Continuer la lecture de « Mini-Republics: A Syrian Village Seeks to Survive amid Carnage »

Uplpaded by Deutsches Haus:

• Slavoj Žižek: Is Hegel Dead—Or Are We Dead in the Eyes of Hegel? 194.00 min, Oct 30, 2015 … a Hegelian View of the Present Age. Deutsches Haus at NYU and the Department of German at NYU present a talk by Slavoj Žižek, Global Distinguished Professor of German at NYU … Introduced by Avital Ronell, Professor of German and Comparative Literature at NYU …;
• Slavoj Žižek: The Hegelian Wound, 121.21 min, Sept 26, 2014;
• German Idealism and Psychoanalysis, with Slavoj Zizek, Alenka Zupancic, Mladen Dolar – Part 1, 10.26 min, May 7, 2012 … followed by parts 2 to 5 in autoplay;

Continuer la lecture de « Slavoj Žižek on Hegel and us today »

Published on ZNet (first on Other Worlds), by Mphatheleini Makaulele, Simone Adler and Beverly Bell, Jan 9, 2016.

… Everybody originated with indigenous ways of living and the way of Mother Earth.

The real role of women is in the seed. It is the women who harvest, select, store, and plant seeds. Our seeds come from our mothers and our grandmothers. To us, the seed is the symbol of the continuity of life. Seed is not just about the crops. Seed is about the soil, about the water, and about the forest.   Continuer la lecture de « African Women Organize To Reclaim Agriculture Against Corporate Takeover »

Published on Spiegel Online International, by Matthias Bartsch and Anna Clauß, Jan 5, 2016.

Absurd, unfounded reports about asylum seekers are circulating on German social media. They are part of a targeted misinformation campaign by right-wing extremists designed to instill fear and stoke anti-migrant sentiment. But where do the stories come from?   Continuer la lecture de « The Case of the Murdered Goats, exploring Germany's Far-Right Rumor Mill »

• [UPDATE: Union fees in jeopardy (in Plain English), on SCOTUSblog, by Amy Howe, Jan 11, 2016
• Evening round-up: Today’s argument in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, on SCOTUSblog, by Molly Runkle on Jan 11, 2016].

… Supreme Court Case – Published on Common Dreams, by Sarah Lazare, Jan 8, 2016 (the Case could result in the enforcement of ‘Right to Work’ laws on all public sector labor unions in the United States).

Workers across the United States are bracing for a major Supreme Court case, set for argument on Monday, that could strike a devastating blow to public sector unions nationwide.   Continuer la lecture de « Under-the-Radar Supreme Court Case Poses Profound Threat to Unions Nationwide »

Published on People’s World, by John Bachtell, Jan 8, 2016.

The hateful and reactionary ideas spewing from the mouths of the Republican Party candidates confront us with the clear and present danger we would face next November were any one of them to be elected president … // Continuer la lecture de « USA: Republican victory in 2016 would strengthen new patrimonial oligarchy »

Published on The Next System.org, by MICHAEL ALBERT, Jan 6, 2016.

People now fighting economic injustice have no right to decide how future people should live. But we do have a responsibility to provide an institutional setting that facilitates future people deciding for themselves their own conditions of life and work. To this end, participatory economics, or parecon, describes the core institutions required to generate solidarity, equity, self-management, and an ecologically sound and classless economy.   Continuer la lecture de « What’s Next? Parecon, or Participatory Economics »

Published on ZNet (first on Truthout), by William i. Robinson, Jan 4, 2015.

… The top 80 billionaires were worth $1.9 trillion in 2014, an amount equal to the bottom 50 percent. These 80 billionaires saw a 50 percent rise in their wealth in just four years, from 2010 to 2014, during which time the poorest 50 percent saw a drop in their wealth. In other words, there has been a huge transfer of wealth in a very short period of time from the poorest half of humanity to the richest 80 individuals on the planet … // Continuer la lecture de « Reform is not enough to Stem the Rising Tide of Inequality Worldwide »

uploaded on YouTube by LeftStreamed, Jan 2, 2016:

• part 1/4 with David Thompson, 20.59 min;
• part 2/4 with John Clarke, 14.31 min;
• part 3/4 with Andrée Lévesque, 20.01 min;
• part 4/4 with Sean Purdy, 21.13 min;   Continuer la lecture de « Uprisings of the Dispossessed and Protests in the Street »

Psychiatry Labeling Kids with Bogus Mental Disorders, 1.50 min, uploaded by chucholetsm8one, Aug 1, 2012;

(and on CCHRint: Childhood is Not a Mental Disorder: 20 Million Kids & Adolescents are labelled with “mental disorders” world wide {more than 97,000 in Australia} that are based solely on a checklist of behaviours! …;

CCHR Says Top APA Psychiatrist Needs Lesson in Disease vs. Disorder, 1.37 min, uploaded by CCHRint, May 21, 2009 … more info at CCHR international.org; Continuer la lecture de « Psychiatry facing Kids »