Join the PBS: the party of common sense

[Christophe]

OK!

No relation with the PBS (economy and finance) but I will answer.

The question is not to save the earth or planet, it will get out ... but our lifestyles and biodiversity! Because there are chances that we are starting a Nieme mass extinction now!

Obviously to say that we must "save the earth" is more correct politically and psychologically than "we must save our ways of life ..."

It's a bit like saying: "they died for their homeland" instead of "they killed for their homeland"

For PBS, it does not pose a problem if? You may even find members here!

Here is a topic that talks about the evolution of the Earth on a large scale: https://www.econologie.com/forums/extinction ... 10297.html

[Lietseu]

Another pavement in the bullshit of bullshit to the endian of international finance

To read without delay !!!

a small extract to "put in your mouth":

The first to date is the almost announced bankruptcy of the American Central Bank, the FED. It has 50 billion of equity for 2050 billion of committed assets, at least half of which are completely rotten.

scr: Marianne on the net.

http://www.marianne2.fr/La-FED-et-le-FM ... 05005.html


Or we learn that even the IMF can no longer do anything about it ...(as long as they never knew what they were doing ... )


CQFD !!!


Meow

[Christophe]

https://www.econologie.com/forums/post205899.html#205899

[Lietseu]

and another very educational mumble concerning our dear "leaders" ... we are not far from the airship which catches fire there ...

http://www.marianne2.fr/La-force-du-peu ... 07376.html


Meow....

[Christophe]

Ok Lietseu, when do we start?

When is the big ass cunt date?

Here is the original post: http://www.superno.com/blog/2011/06/com ... partie-12/ (he likes Jancovici like us ...)

This morning, following a button error on the car radio, I found myself listening to the eternally pontificating Elkkabach questioning Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou, Greek politician on the right, and incidentally vice-president of the European parliament. The latter, obviously forgetting that it was her friends who put the country in shit by yielding to the sirens of Goldman Sachs (as I had told here), wishes the early resignation of the “socialist” government and claims to regain power with an ultraliberal program at the extreme of frantic privatizations and austerity at all costs. This is a typical case of what Naomi Klein denounces in “The shock strategy”

While waiting for this “big day”, Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou hopes that Europe can “help the government to go on the path of growth”. It is truly amazing. How far can blindness and / or cynicism go? Greece is the typical example of the country which has been ruined by liberalism and growth, and to get by, we want more!

The American “economist” (pfff) Nouriel Roubini, who became famous for having expressed among the first concerns about the appalling collapse of “subprime” credits which led to a financial crash followed by a rout of “the” real economy ”, has now just prophesied an explosion in the euro zone within 5 years.

Less than a month ago, we learned that the absolute record of CO2 emissions had been broken in 2010, when the first declarations of intention to fight against this lethal phenomenon were made hand on the heart by all world leaders in Kyoto from 1997.

It is clear: in all areas, the parasites who govern us are totally incompetent in addition to being too often cynical and corrupt, at the behest of lobbies, starting with that of banksters.

This is not a scoop: it has been the common thread of this blog for over 4 years.

The age-old question is: how do we get rid of these pests?

Less than a year before the presidential election, when we see the senseless hype that can make a “short sentence” from a former President of the Republic, among the most shabby, who says that he will vote for another clampin totally subservient to the system, we understand that no change is on the program for 2012, that we will be hired an n-th stooge of the multinationals and that the solution is not likely to come out of the ballot box. It is just a question of finding a media puppet which will have to announce to the people, taking on a half-depressed half-proactive air, the austerity measures dictated by the banksters. “We will have to roll up our sleeves®”. “There is no alternative®”. And so on…

Some believed they saw in the “Arab revolts” the outline of a solution. This is to quickly forget that there are hardly any points in common between African dictatorships and Western “democracies”. The eternal debate of “shut up” against “always causes”. In Europe, even in the least wealthy countries, you will always find a big bourgeois mattress that does not want to change anything, a “middle class” lobotomized by TV, advertising or football, and the desperate poor who have nothing more to do with politics and who survive as best they can.



Much has been said about the Spanish “Indignados” initiative. Finally, I especially feel that we talked more about the phenomenon than the ideas behind it ... We said "it's great all these people gathered in a square ... It's Cairo which start again ”… Except that it had little to do with it, and that we talked more about the supposed role of Twitter and Facebook than possible revolutionary ideas…

I was even criticized for not talking about it. I have already explained that the time I spend on this hobby is limited to me, and that I cannot cover all the subjects. And then it's too late, they are already gone!

Obviously, any movement that attacks the liberal order of the world, the dictatorship of the banksters, the complicity of our leaders, can only have my sympathy and my support. But in the specific case of Spain I never really believed it. First of all for the reasons explained in the previous paragraph, but also and above all because, despite the media coverage, it was not a mass movement. A few thousand or a few tens of thousands of people, in a country of nearly 50 million inhabitants, it's an anecdote. While these demonstrators were claiming their indignation in the squares, how many millions of calves remained sprawled in front of football on TV (In Spain, there are football matches every night on TV)?

On the other hand, a movement that is likely to succeed must bring together several categories: young people, students, of course ... But can we save the world of work? What about “normal” people, just moved by anger?

Indignados would be well advised to think about a concrete project, and to present candidates for the elections. While they occupied the places, others occupied the ballot boxes, and provided an electoral victory to the old reactionary right… After all, the Morales, Chavez, Correa or even Lula, came to power through the ballot boxes, they n '' don't be ashamed of it, and their ideas are now in a position to put them into practice.

As a reminder, last fall, we weren't talking about Indignados, but there were still several million demonstrators right here in France to “be indignant” against pension reform and sarkozyism in general. There should even have been many more, since if we add the unemployed and the precarious, we quickly exceed 10 million people ... In short.

The demonstrations were peaceful, but doubled for a time by a drying up of the sacrosanct service stations. The situation was therefore much more insurrectionary. And yet, the fear of the blackout prevailed, and Sarkozy came out like a flower. According to the latest news, it even seems that he is going up in polls (rigged).

However, I believe in the strength of the people. We should even use the mechanisms of “The Shock Strategy” against the ultra-liberals! Instead of being dazed by being mowed by the banksters, the people could, on the contrary, be uninhibited by the exceptionally scandalous nature of the situation, and temporarily get rid of this implicit deference which generally leads them to respect order. A kind of energy of despair.

So I'm a little more optimistic for Greece. Anger is less theoretical, and much more shared. And the situation much worse. Given the shock treatments prepared by their government of incapacitated people and the supremacy of the banksters, this is unlikely to get better. Will this be enough? To follow closely.



Among the other possible ways to get rid of our usurpers and our parasites, there is the change of institutions.

I just watched the video of Etienne Chouard's conference (I thank the commentator of this blog who sent me the link) about the draw as a possible solution to the non-representativeness and the insolent nullity of our elected officials.

… This will be the subject of the second part of this post…

[gegyx]

A presidential candidate

http://tempsreel.nouvelobs.com/topnews/ ... didat.html

[louphil]

(Off topic, I just reposted it on a more suitable topic)
I've been coming back to participate for a while now, or I had somewhat abandoned the forum .

Indeed this very interesting conference appealed to me a lot, but I was however very surprised not to hear about the relation between public debt and article 104 of Maastrich recommending the end of the monetary sovereignty of the states for the benefit of financial markets on the one hand, and the (very recent) appointment of "bankers" at the head of the states in difficulty (greece, italy) ...

Did I "skip" for a while or stuck ...? If not, do you know a link or join this person, because I would even be curious enough to have his opinion on this subject ...

[Christophe]

Victoria Grant, 12, explains the political and financial system ...

Hello everyone

As the saying goes “the truth comes out of the mouth of children”. So, if a 12-year-old girl has understood the fraudulent aspect of the current monetary system very well, when will serious journalists who should talk about the real things (instead of gossip) understand and denounce? Perhaps when the media no longer belong to those who profit from the system ...

Look at this, it's edifying

http://vimeo.com/41954094

Sincerely

Pierre Langlois, Ph.D.

[Remundo]

yes ... there is no doubt that this young girl is very alert ... but the intellectual construction of the speech is not hers.

This does not detract from the debate of ideas which is very legitimately raised.

[Leydorn]

So what about this party? ;)

There would be a great need, because now, who still knows what the right, the left, the center and the others are?

What does politics mean when it is exercised for oneself?

When will we finally decide, 225 years after the French Revolution, to organize ourselves in direct democracy, without a representative, making our decisions by majority by Internet / media / referendum consultation, as in Switzerland, or as in Belgium when it worked without Head of State, after the resignation of Yves Leterme?

It is however so simple ... since 2011 there has been a party of apolitical and hierarchical common sense, with free and free membership, which only serves to unite us, our citizens, and to make our claims heard more forcefully in high place.