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Monthly Archives: November 2011
{Special Report} The Future of Occupy: Let It Evolve
Despite the predictions of Bill O’Reilly and the wishes of Mayor Bloomberg and other One Percenters, the Occupy movement is not going away. It’s too late for that– the idea and the message are out and can no longer be … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, economy, media, Occupy Wall Street, protests
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, budget deficit, Citizens United, Mayor Bloomberg, protesters, tea party, Zuccotti Park
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Random (Yet Weighty) Thoughts During a Thanksgiving Weekend
Did anybody notice that capitalism failed? It finally imploded in 2008, only to be revived by government bailouts. Of course, it is not polite to mention that capitalism failed, any more than it would be polite to discredit somebody’s religion. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Occupy Wall Street, Terrorism
Tagged gun control, libertarians, NRA
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Don’t Bother Yourself With Serious News
And Some Wonder Why Americans Are So Dumbed Down? from Common Dreams/ Nov. 26, 2011 The covers of the US edition of this week’s Time Magazine compared to the international editions. We can’t make this stuff up. It kind of … Continue reading
Who’s Responsible For the Mess?
Posted in economy, Occupy Wall Street, protests
Tagged Atlanta Jorunal-Constitution, Mike Luckovich, Zuccotti Park
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JFK: ‘Secrecy Is Repugnant in a Free and Open Society’
“The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, media
Tagged American Newspaper Publishers Association., John F. Kennedy, secrecy
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BPR Quote of the Day: Stupid People Need a Leader, Too
“(Newt Gingrich is) a stupid man’s idea of what a smart person sounds like.” Paul Krugman on This Week with Christiane Amanpour, ABC News, Nov. 20, 2011
Posted in elections, Quotations
Tagged Newt Gingrich, Paul Krugman Christiane Amanpour
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BPR Quote of the Day: The Expanding Serfdom
“The European Union, just like everything else, is merely another scheme to concentrate wealth in a few hands at the expense of European citizens, who are destined, like Americans, to be the serfs of the 21st century.” Paul Craig Roberts … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, Quotations
Tagged European Union, Paul Craig Roberts, serfs
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Life’s Equations for Ordinary Americans: No Match for Corpocracy Power
By Gary Brumback Special Guest Commentary/ Exclusive to The Big Picture Report Ordinary Americans + Corpocracy = Very Little Liberty, Happiness, Prosperity I have been saying for some time that America’s own worse enemy is her corpocracy, the Devil’s marriage … Continue reading
