Global Economy

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[size="3"]At "home", the revolutionary mantle needs to be taken away from the Ron Paul-types who had internalized Chalmers Johnson's critique of overreach of Amerikan imperium. So both sides seem to be jostling for top-of-the-pile position after the impending downsizing.

In the colonized third world, new sepoys are also needed for some reason (?)



Street signs in OWS are all homemade unlike the pre-manufactured "I am Anna" and the Obama 2008-plagiarized signs in the Arab Spring. This must be for believabilty purposes for general Amerikan audience.



OWS also seems related to mobilization towards the Amerikan election:



[url="http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/can-occupy-wall-street-give-liberals-a-lift/2011/10/11/gIQA8GyCgL_story.html"]Can Occupy Wall Street give progressives a lift?[/url]

The Tea Party’s splendid successes, which have altered the nation’s political vocabulary and agenda, have inspired a counter-movement — Occupy Wall Street (OWS).....



In scale, OWS’s demonstrations-cum-encampments are to Tea Party events as Pittsburg, Kan., is to Pittsburgh, Pa. So far, probably fewer people have participated in all of them combined than attended just one Tea Party rally, that of Sept. 12, 2009, on the Mall.

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