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Monthly Archives: October 2011
More on the extracting of one percenter fingers from our 99% wallets.
Yesterday I mused a bit about ways to whack those one percenter fingers in order to get them out of our wallets. The proposed actions were all within the power of individuals and households. Now I want to talk about … Continue reading
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Good and Frugal Government, Economic Prosperity, Financial Crisis, Peak Oil, Social Justice
Tagged 1%, 99%, Occupy!
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How to extract one percenter fingers from your personal wallet.
Yesterday’s rant carried on about rent seeking one percenters picking our 99% pockets and suggested that . . . . . . every time those one percenters reach for your wallet to pick some of your hard earned cash, just … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Prosperity, Financial Crisis, Social Justice
Tagged occupy OKC, Occupy!
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Why we should invite the one percent to unOccupy our wallets.
I would be happy if the top 1 percent in this economy would just get their hands out of my wallet and simply leave me and mine alone. I have no problem with whatever amount of wealth they want to … Continue reading
Yahoo decides to drive away its customers.
I’ve been a Yahoo customer for many years. I have so many Yahoo groups to tell you how many I would have to go look at them and count them. I use My Yahoo for my computer’s home page. Generally, … Continue reading
Occupy OKC is on!
Occupy OKC got underway Monday night, with a great general assembly and the first campout. somehow, even though Monday was a holiday, a permit (which usually takes 10 days) was miraculously procured. maybe someone at OKC Hall doesn’t want to … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Crisis, Oklahoma City, Social Justice, Uncategorized
Tagged occupy OKC, Occupy!, wall street
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The most radical political advertisement I’ve ever watched.
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Occupy OKC Facebook page is disappeared
The extremely active Occupy OKC Facebook page, which was approaching 3500 “likes”, disappeared without a trace this afternoon. I attended an afternoon meeting of the compassion (formerly spirituality) committee for Occupy OKC, and it was announced there. There is a … Continue reading
Afghanistan: Ten years later.
Ten years ago, on October 7, 2011, the United States began its war on the people of Afghanistan. It wasn’t a war on Afghanistan, it was a war on the people of Afghanistan. That’s an important distinction, but one that … Continue reading
Walnut Grove is gone.
Last Saturday we decided to head out to the Old Paris Flea Market to do a little after-market shopping, and so we turned south on Byers from Reno and after passing under the construction of the “New Crosstown Freeway” we … Continue reading
