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Ralph Nader, Bill Moyers and Jim Hightower at Public Citizen’s 40th Anniversary Gala: Time to get the hogs out of the creek!

Ralph Nader after the speech - Green Lecture

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on Oct 25, 2011

Ralph Nader, founder of Public Citizen, speaks at the organization’s 40th Anniversary Gala. For more information, visit http://www.citizen.org/40gala.

Ralph Nader speaks at Public Citizen’s 40th Anniversary Gala

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Bill Moyers keynote at Public Citizen’s 40th Anniversary Gala

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Jim Hightower speaks at Public Citizen’s 40th Anniversary Gala

From the archives:

Goldman Sachs v. Occupy Wall Street: A Greg Palast Investigation

Rumble from the people by Ralph Nader + Occupy Orlando

For a Kantian public role: Go Project and OWS by Konstantin Kaminskiy

Occupy Wall Street: Problems of the dialectics of diversity, uniformity, and unity by Fazal Rahman, Ph.D.

Capitalism: what a load of rubbish! By William Bowles

9 thoughts on “Ralph Nader, Bill Moyers and Jim Hightower at Public Citizen’s 40th Anniversary Gala: Time to get the hogs out of the creek!”

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  9. After watching corporations exploit the world’s resources and it’s people for so many years, it is refreshing to hear about Public Citizen victories. These accomplishments don’t always make the biggest headlines so it is important for its leaders to “Toot their horn” as Ralph Nader said.

    Even when citizens gathered on streets of New York, it took awhile for the media to notice. I can’t explain the helplessness, the hopelessness I was beginning to feel.
    Watching and listening the to the OWS sidewalk teach-ins and interviews has given me hope.

    Being reminded of Public Citizen victories (actually there was a lot I didn’t know) has revived my appreciation of America.

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