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#OccupyTheBoardroom: The Yes Lab suggests you become BFFs with a banker

October 17, 2011. An email arrived today from the Yes Lab suggesting we should all reach out and become BFFs "with the 1% who wrecked the economy and left us with the bill." I pass it on for your consideration.

Dear Friend,

You’re on the Yes Men mailing list, which means you’ve probably seen some of our corporate crime-fighting mischief. Now it’s time to spring into action yourself — by becoming Best Friends Forever (BFFs) with the 1% who have wrecked the economy and left us with the bill.

Visit www.occupytheboardroom.org to find hundreds of available 1%ers today; then figure out how to reach them.


Studio Banana TV interviews Corinne Charpentier, director of Fri-Art contemporary art centre in Fribourg, Switzerland.

http://studiobanana.tv/2011/10/17/studio-banana-tv-interviews-corinne-ch...

She presents the main guidelines of the institution she directs, the access to knowledge and the issue of identity, as well as her point of view about the mediation of art and the role of art as a tool of renovation and representation of the world.


International #Occupy Day rallies: LIVE FEEDS

People across all five continents are taking to the streets and squares on October 15 to demand real democracy and claim their rights. Demonstrators in 82 countries across the globe are expected to join the rallies. They say their goal is to let the politicians and the financial elites they serve know that it is up to the people to decide their future.

#OWS #O15 #15OCT are the Hash-tags to watch for the day.

>>> Click here or here for LIVE FEED. <<<


Berardi and Lovink call to hack the world financial systems...

Franco “Bifo” Berardi and Geert Lovink, A Call to the Army of Love and to the Army of Software
October 2011. The fight opposing financial dictatorship is erupting.


New Old Stories from the Other Situationists

review of Expect Anything Fear Nothing: The Situationist Movement in Scandinavia and Elsewhere
edited by Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen and Jakob Jakobsen
with contributions by Peter Laugesen, Carl Nørrested, Fabian Tompsett, Gordon Fazakerley, Jacqueline de Jong, Hardy Strid, Karen Kurczynski, Stewart Home and the editors
Nebula (Copenhagen) and Autonomedia (Brooklyn), 2011


Occupy Wall Street, What Do They Want?

For the past week, Occupy Wall Street has been the focus of much media coverage, and community concern in New York City. Many people, myself included, have asked "Just what is it they want?" I received this unattributed missive, from a friend who knew I was looking for more specific information on OWS's goals, and post it here as a subject for consideration. This is not an "Official Document".


DAS KAPITAL

DO NOT LOAD OVER TOP

DETAIL

James Madison Plaza, Pearl Street, September 17, 2011


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