The movement correctly views the corporate state as a force that has so corrupted the economy, as well as the electoral and judicial process, it can only be dismantled through radical forms of nonviolent revolt and the dissolution of the United States.

Article published in Amauta with permission from the author We the people have given away our sovereign money-creating power to private, for-profit lending institutions, which have used it to siphon wealth from the productive economy. Some states are moving to take that power back. by Ellen Brown “Hundreds of job-creating projects are still on hold because Michigan businesses [...]

Article published in Amauta with permission from the author by Harvey Wasserman As Vermont seethes with radioactive contamination and the Democratic Party crumbles, Barack Obama has plunged into the atomic abyss. In the face of fierce green opposition and withering scorn from both liberal and conservative budget hawks, Obama has done what George W. Bush could not—pledge billions [...]

by Frank Joseph Smecker June 11, 2009 “Of all our natural resources water has become the most precious. By far the greater part of the earth’s surface is covered by its enveloping seas, yet in the midst of this plenty we are in want. By a strange paradox, most of the earth’s abundant water is not usable [...]