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The New Significance
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Today's web magazine - weekend edition
Fri., Sat., Sun - June 24, 25, 26, 2011
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Dear Michel,
Friday has arrived and the weekend is also here. Below is your free sample edition of the TNS web magazine.
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DJ Pangburn: Jón Gnarr, Anarcho-Surrealist Mayor of Reykjavík: On to Iceland's Parliament?
![]() Jón Gnarr, former member of Sugarcubes (Björk's old band) leads the Best Party, home to anarchists, surrealist, punks and poets-and their anti-politics are changing Iceland's political landscape. Read entire article » |
Franco Berardi Bifo: Toward the European Insurrection
![]() In 1945 Europe was the vision of a political construction overcoming the philosophical opposition of Enlightenment and Romantik, the opposition of Universal Reason and cultural identity. It was the vision and the dream of a word of peace, the dream of a post-national process. This was the strenght and the attraction of the European idea. Then, in the '70s and in the '80 Europe was the project of overcoming the opposition between East and West, between socialism and democratic values. It was also the expectation of prosperity for everybody. The upheaval of 1989 and the following unification was the fullfillment of this European dream. Read entire article » |
Spanish Revolution: Explanation Of What Is Happening And What We Want
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(Video) A proposed conceptual explanation and understanding for strategy in Spain. Watch video » |
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Jorge Rivas: Lupe Fiasco Debates Bill O'Reilly On Obama Being 'Biggest Terrorist'
![]() On Monday hip-hop artist and producer Lupe Fiasco was a guest on "The O'Reilly Factor" to defend comments he made earlier this month calling President Obama "the biggest terrorist." And while host Bill O'Reilly never seems to tire of criticizing the president, he wasn't able to court over Lupe to his side of the political isle. Read entire article » |
Newcastle Upon Tyne Slutwalk 2011
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David Rovics:
Loukanikos The Riot Dog
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Loukanikos, Louk, Thodoris; Like many other heroic figures through time, this brave riot dog goes under a lot of names. Louk is a stray dog living on the streets of Athens, Greece; and has become famous for joining in on the many protests and riots which have taken place there the past year. Often found at the front lines dodging tear gas and barking at the police; he has become a mascot for the protesters, and a symbol for the ongoing fight. Watch video »
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Pat Korte: Revolutionary Organizatione
![OFS]() Pat Korte from the Organization for a Free Society discusses Revolutionary Organization for The New Significance. Watch video »
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David Marty: Inside The Spanish Revolution
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David Marty interviewed by Chris Spannos about events in Spain and the current uprising. Watch video » | |
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Luke Turner & Alec Empire: The Age Of Empire - An Atari Teenage Riot Interview
![Alec Empire]() As Atari Teenage Riot release thrilling new LP Is This Hyperreal?, Alec Empire talks to Luke Turner about his fears for the internet, why Germany is in a dangerous state, and why it's people who keep him hopeful. Read entire article »
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Top Five Arab Spring Hip-Hop Songs
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Since December, musicians have been responding to - and provoking - the protests in countries like Egypt and Tunisia, and much of the music being made about these movements is hip-hop. Some of these songs have played a direct role in popular uprisings, while others have helped galvanize international support. Songs are rapped in both English and Arabic, and international collaborations have helped to spread the music over the Internet, via Facebook and YouTube. Read entire article / Watch videos »
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