[P2P-F] #Occupy resource request

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Dear Natalie,

while I understand your selectivity, one of the promoted non-solutions is  
based upon establishing a derivative trading of greenhouse gas emissions  
credits, by which the banksters want to add to their profits and  
commissions. It is called "Cap and Trade. It seems less immediate, though  
it is cut from the same cloth as the theology of the not so free market.  
Second, I'd wager that the elimination of the fractional reserve  
requirements and the generation of massive profits through the debt based  
and privatized issuance of currency, is a major means in driving the  
majority of the population to extract wealth from the commons. The fishing  
industry and mining being two important examples at this level. If we  
operated on a asset and sovereign issuance standard, it is certain that we  
would have to labor far less to satisfy the bankster greed though the  
elimination of the fractional leveraging and compound interest.

The banking franchise also allows the banksters to decide who gets loans  
and on what terms, and thereby both providing incentives for self dealing  
and determining the basic structure of otherwise sovereign economies. This  
shows up also in the deregulation of environmental controls thus also in  
despoiling the commons in yet another way.

A narrow focus is better as a point of entry. At Re-Imagining Economics in  
the flyers and paper section I have posted about 40 different one sheet  
flyers on a variety of economics and monetary topics, which you or anyone  
else are free to down load. We use them when we do public education work  
locally, and I have shipped boxes of these flyers to different related  
conferences.

in cooperation, Tadit




On Sat, 01 Oct 2011 20:05:38 -0400, Natalie Golovin <10natalie at cox.net>  
wrote:

> LEAVE OUT GLOBAL WARMING. This has nothing to do with bankster issues  
> and will alienate many that bolster the movement.
>
> From: Lew Schwartz
> Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2011 11:49 AM
> To: p2p-foundation at lists.ourproject.org
> Subject: [P2P-F] #Occupy resource request
>
> I'm in an informal group who are looking to develop a public list of  
> demands for the #occupy groups. We're thinking it should take the form  
> of a wiki and are looking for a site to host it. Is this something p2p  
> can do and how would I go about getting vouched?
>
> -Lew S
>
>
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