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Naomi Klein: This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate (must-see)

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talkingsticktv on Sep 30, 2014

Talk by Naomi Klein author of This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate given September 28, 2014 at Town Hall Seattle.

From the archives:

The Talk before the Walk: Bernie Sanders, Bill McKibben, Naomi Klein, Kshama Sawant, Chris Hedges, Brian Lehrer + Immortal Technique: Live for Revolution, Instead of Always Dying for It

We Need System Change to Stop Climate Change by Chris Williams + Naomi Klein: Capitalism vs. the Climate

Chris Hedges: The Future Collapse + Perpetual Imperialistic War = Bombs on Subways in the West

Chris Hedges at Flood Wall Street: The System Itself Is Dead + NYPD Arrest Protesting Polar Bear

Chris Hedges on Willful Blindness, Climate Corporatism and the Underground Revolt + Vijay Prashad on Obama’s UN Speech

Chris Hedges Calls Van Jones a Whore + Capitalism Exploits Humans + Mass Arrests (#FloodWallSt)

Bill Moyers Journal: Obama and Environmentalists

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  7. A really big speech in every sense of the meaning of the word, I really admire Naomi Klein’s priorities and her insightful coherence; I also identify strongly with the points she makes, especially the deep context of indigenous resistance and resilient alliances ~ that resonate strongly with the narrative ascribed to Black Elk (qv particularly Chapter III of Black Elk Speaks “The Great Vision” http://stuff.samassaveneessa.info/docs/BlackElkSpeaks.pdf)

    James Tracy had a go at Naomi on Global Research recently insinuating double standards, questionable corporate/foundation funding behind the Simon & Schuster book and her disingenuous negligence about already well-advanced “geo-engineering” agendas.

    Frankly, I think this was a cheap shot. Sour grapes maybe? Who knows. Sure, we need to be awake to potentially cynical, self-serving agendas & big money controlling the opposition…but ~ I would suggest James might benefit from listening more carefully to this talk, and keep his powder more perfectly dry before spiting his face too irrevocably.

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