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From Indiana University to Harvard: Occupiers disrupt bankster recruitment events

The recent occupation of Kelley Business School at IU (a middling mid-west university that seeks full admission to the 1%) is mirrored by Occupy actions at Harvard, the tippy-top of the 1%. Naturally, the Harvard Crimson defends the institutional bias. I would love to have been a fly on the wall during editorial discussions there, […]

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Invisible dimensions and neutrinos: “This is the END of the ‘End of the World'”

Yes yes. As our minds and hearts expand to dimensions invisible within the space/time frame that encloses this increasingly claustrophobic 3rd dimension, the universe opens into infinity and we find ourselves nestled as infinitesimal cells in the body of the one conscious living Being. Garfield: “It’s the historical channel down which we started rafting as […]

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RT: “Some [cops] are beginning to make history rather than make arrests”

Despite tremendous fear of losing their jobs . . . Incredible short, incisive video showing the edge (see this and this and this and this) between police and protestors beginning to dissolve. This is the ultimate game-changer. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JefR5O3_vx0]

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Good news: Cairo dock workers in solidarity with activists

If Not Now, When: Cairo “Brave Five” Refuse to Unload U.S. Tear Gas by Abby Zimet Workers at Cairo’s port refused, one after the other, to sign for or unload a 7-and-a-half ton shipment of American tear gas because they knew it was likely to be used on Egyptian protesters. They were dubbed “The Brave […]

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Good news: California’s Farm to Family distribution network

Great idea. Now, if we could just shift the culture enough so that growers would be encouraged to either 1) grow diversified crops without pesticides or GM seeds and/or 2) break up their giant farms into small plots and sell them affordably to permaculturists who know how to remediate soil that has been ruined by […]

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Massachusetts AG sues five big banks re: foreclosure and loan servicing

Thanks to zerohedge.com. Five National Banks Sued by AG Coakley in Connection with Illegal Foreclosures and Loan Servicing First Comprehensive Lawsuit to Address Foreclosure Crisis Seeks to Hold Banks Accountable For Illegal and Deceptive Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and GMAC All Named As Defendants; Mortgage Electronic Registration System (“MERS”) Also […]

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