[P2P-F] Fwd: [Networkedlabour] Kink-Starting the Exodus and colonizing capitalism with forms of emancipation

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apologies for the typo, of course it is not kink, kick-starting ...
Orsan 

> On 17 jan. 2015, at 14:12, P2P Foundation mailing list <p2p-foundation at lists.ourproject.org> wrote:
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> From: Orsan <orsan1234 at gmail.com>
> Date: Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 8:14 PM
> Subject: [Networkedlabour] Kink-Starting the Exodus and colonizing capitalism with forms of emancipation
> To: "<networkedlabour at lists.contrast.org>" <networkedlabour at lists.contrast.org>, squares <squares at lists.takethesquare.net>, Discussion list about the WSF <WorldSocialForum-Discuss at openspaceforum.net>, transcollab at lists.so36.net
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> Last week saw two major  internet stories from ‘Robin Hood’ (aka, Enric Duran) and his plans to short circuit Capitalism.
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> ‘Robin’ is a Catalan activist who took out bank loans of 500,000 euros and gave the cash to occupiers, anarchists and Coops. Then he helped found the fast growing CIC (Integral Coop), a group of leaderless assembly-run, coops with their own ‘anti-money’, the ECU, which aims to evade the inbuilt exploitative control of the world money system.
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> At his trial the State banned his witnesses who aimed to expose the multi billion frauds of the banks themselves, So Robin (Enric)  ‘did a runner’, and he’s still free. 
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> ‘He presently lives as a fugitive outside Spain, and is currently busy organizing the FairCoop – Open Cooperative, a community-built effort to alleviate global economic inequalities through the use of mutual credit, reputation systems and cryptocurrencies’. (here’s lots more about Fair Coop http://commonstransition.org/portfolio/faircoop/)
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> FairCoop Introduction from Radi.ms on Vimeo.
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> The key to going  global is the Commons Transition (new website hereMailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "commonstransition.org" claiming to be  http://commonstransition.org/), linking up commons projects like CIC, the P2P Foundation, Ubuntu, Wikipedia, the makers  movement, occupy, etc.
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> Read all the dirty details and join in here: Fairness and the Commons, an Interview with Enric Duran.
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> FairCoop: virus of cooperation infects a new economy
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> Coops have failed in the past, being shriveled or swallowed by capitalism, like fruit trees in a desert. ‘Robin Hood”s answer is Faircoin, a socialised bitcoin project which is currently taking off.
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> ‘……..A new economy begins with a new kind of money. If you’ve managed to live in something close to a gift economy: congratulations, you’ve made it! This only works for some of us, though, living in relatively small communities, and not on a global scale. You have to realize that you’re not really changing your neighbors’ world by trading Ubuntu installs for massage; you’re not overthrowing the hyperarchist system of human domination by paying for your tofu in rainbowcoins, now, are you?
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> While complementary currencies do a great job at local level, they’re just that: they complement other parts which together make up a whole. And what we really need is to build up a whole new way to live in this world.
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> https://thefreeonline.wordpress.com/2015/01/16/robin-hood-to-crack-capitalism/
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