calls it the 4 d.'s of activism that's right and then you can go around yelling i want 40 there was. actually actually don't do that don't do. not unless you want to meet some very unsavory people you usually named after a candy bar like butter finger tkinter surprise. so here are the 4 d's number one demand we must demand a change in all manners this includes demanding political change but as we've seen that has about as much impact as praying to lap or cons that a unicorn will deliver the tooth fairy to you so you can get santa's phone number from her sent to us and have a phone. our 2 party system that is actually one corporate party has the political machine on lock but we must demand the partial steps toward a different future things like health care for all housing for all reducing waste green energy and being the prison state universal basic income and universal basic cookie dough ice cream why you can't blame me for trying it was a long list but i could flip it anyway these half steps help people survive longer in a more satisfactory way which is good because people who are barely surviving aren't ever going to focus on changing the entire system because they're focused on where their next meal will come from nobody begging for a dollar to get a hot dog has ever said and now let's sit down and talk about the socio economic system so things like universal basic income which in clip our terms looks like this allow people to have the space and security to think about the larger chains' it needs to happen number 2 design we must design the alternative at the root of a socially just post scarcity and sustainable economic model mode is designed one great efficiency flaw in market economics is that it is void of any larger order design some cities have trains that run sometimes and they double as housing for the homeless because that's not. and these trains don't connect to any other cities because that would require talking to nearby cities which is ridiculous. then there's buses that don't go where you need men arrive once every 4 years or so and they also double as housing for the homeless then there's cabs or ruber that exploit the drivers to the point they're all thinking about driving a car straight off a goddamn bridge but you just have to let them know that if they do that when you're in the car you will give them a one star rating on that app then there's a greenhouse gas catastrophe that is modern air travel which usually leaves us an airport that's roughly 3 hours outside the city you were trying to get to weirdly the airport also seems to double as housing for middle class people always trying to shower in the bathrooms and the point is there's no grain and design which was crafted through the filter of environmental sustainability and national cohesion and efficiency if you take the profit and exploitation out of the equation design is the future. number 3 detach we must begin detaching from capitalism some degree of rejection of the current system must occur in order to increase the pressure to change the whole structure the use of collectives shared library systems time banks mutual credit systems and other mechanisms can help not only reduce economic growth but also help those currently suffering for example it would be ridiculously simple for each neighborhood in a city to belong to an app that allows everybody in that neighborhood to share things like tools or cars or babysitters or children i mean you don't want to all the time or have a baby for a few hours so you can show it off to the parents and pass them off to somebody or at the baby idea that some work but the others are easier many people don't use their car that often and peoples and people in cities but certainly don't use tools let's say that often so why does every middle and upper class household in america own 2 chainsaws 3 yammers 7 screwdrivers a babbles star and a triple babel diamond tipped adjustable nonstick double headed. these tools could easily be shared saving money space and resources they'd be washed she says. this is an example of design facilitating the detachment from the market economy as for who technically own a specific tool the whole neighborhood does it changes our view of ownership which is another step towards a new socio economic system a system one finally number 4 deter. deter others from extreme wealth and consumerism basically we need to shame those who are doing the opposite of evolving those who drive around in expensive cars and carry $700.00 handbag as a sign of their wealth i would like to point out that this type of shaming is something i've been doing for quantity errors i've been calling people like that puke stain korg salad psychopath and paid face ollie or the now titans of awful days since about the time my wisdom teeth grow in and i didn't want to know why everyone out they didn't do it quickly loudly or close of course peter joseph has a slightly tamer view those of us who identify with a new value system need to utilize our shared social nature to influence what others believe specifically a polite level of disrespect and shame should be put upon those promoting high wealth consumerism and materialism it needs to be communicated that such values only symbolize the structural violence of the world exactly when someone walks around wearing crazy expensive jewels were driving ridiculous cars these all symbolize structural violence of course after. i myself wear a sapphire incrusted endangered river dolphin when i go out to dinner it weighs 150 pounds so if i say i i don't wear it i have it in a cart behind me pushed around by a young boy servant also sapphire and crusted. and it shows other people that i am special more more special than them. but back to the point change can only come from the ground up because those at the top will almost always promote the status quo there are very few willing to be class traders and tear apart the system that made them wealthy or made them and the elite member of the oligarchy very few people when the lottery and then go on to reserve the worth 7 thrive so the chains has to come from average people from the grass roots strength and even if you disagree on some of the points of how to achieve large scale transformational change at least we're now having the debate coming from washington d.c. the belle of the base is a redacted and i. welcome i'm lee can now take the news from beyond the mainstream media is in the news again . actually they own the news again or they always have and their propaganda seems to be hitting a whole new level at this level they literally publish propaganda in the headline of an article and then contradict themselves in the body of the same article for example this past july and italy authorities announced they had seized 84000000 counterfeit pills of the amphetamine captagon isis was blamed for this shipment of 84000000 pills but then something interesting happened as detailed by fairness in actually in reporting the narrative quickly did an about face and blame was reassigned isis is mortal enemies the syrian government and perhaps more importantly hezbollah the syrian government allied lebanese political party and militant organization that has long been a thorn in the side of the u.s. empire and its integral israeli appendage how is it that a shipment a new showing blamed on isis quickly became a hezbollah endeavor well let's see what the washington post had to say the most reliable of those ok that and washington. with the exception of parade magazine. washington post ran an article hezbollah operatives seen behind spike in drug trafficking my god those hezbollah. how do we know it was them well the article says right there in black and white whether has was directly involved in the italian shipment is not yet known. guilty as charged whether hezbollah did it is. not not yet know. well why put that but it's an article about how has the law did it. but it's not yet known then shouldn't that headline have been we don't know that it has been good. and if we are now just writing headlines indicting a whole group for something we can't prove they did couldn't that article also have been ad lined cast and crew of sesame street behind spike in drug trafficking don't worry though within the article it would have a sense whether sesame street was directly involved in the italian shipment is not yet known point being why he was imposed publish to add like that to the hezbollah did it put an article then said they didn't know but one example does not make a trend but a trend down well next to tread and here is the number 2 as you may have heard this past week joe biden approve u.s. airstrikes in syria that targeted iran backed militias that had rocketed american troops in iraq thank you joe biden thank you my good man thank you for your service i can't believe iran is backing these militias in syria it's just spectacle scrotes discussed. they goodness we used our horrifying weapon to vengeance to bring fury down upon that militia group take that iran the new york times goes on to say little is known about the group including whether it is bagged by ron. i i was but but if if i if i may. i was under the impression we bomb them too we have back of iran. we don't know if they have anything to do with iran and the headline says iran backed malicious what part of iran backed don't you understand. here's the thing big corporate legacy media garbage if you're going to create propaganda that manufactures consent for war you can't refute your own propaganda as well as other said article weirdly i'm i'm exhausted by how easy my job is it doesn't seem to make that i've been rebutting this crap mainstream media for years but i used to have to research to do it now i just read a few sentences down i wish it made me feel good it's not it's not because i'm i don't feel good i don't feel good i've just tired and a little gassy mainly tired. oh in a palate cleanser let's move on to an adorable story scientist scientists many of them cloned the 1st us endangered species a black footed ferret was cloned with the genes of one that died over 30 years ago this is great news this is wonderful we can bring back endangered and extinct species which means we can now even danger in an extinct species or not feel bad about us how about bad guys be airy and technology beautiful i have been wondering for years what a black footed parrot tastes like and now i would assume i can find out i'm also looking forward to sampling willy mammoth wog or our northern white rhino for les and nora wall tar tar i mean that has to be delectable how could it not might have to pick out some piece of horn well but that true of a lot of things like to book players i chipped a tooth once on one. that is one of the worst jobs in the world by the way d. horning to the players at the factory farm slaughterhouse. their doleful daddies emanating from the pre gutting containment pen really give you the feels they really do it's kind of touching anyway look i am glad that we brought back a black footed ferret i hope they were able to bring back many more of the recently in danger or extinct animals but this is of course not the answer to our destructive tendencies this is putting a band-aid on a forest fire so i think any report on cloning of the adorable ferret should also come with a warning that says this is not a long term solution to our horrible economic system that destroys everything in its path unless we develop some sort of mass cloning gone where we can just fire it at a polar bear and then $27.00 pop out of it like gremlins in our sprinkler system unless we have that going on cloning is not the fix to the catastrophe we're creating we're going to quick break but you can watch your doctor tonight any time on the portable dot tv app i'll be right back with a lot more. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. and. the trouble with donald trump is that he exploited entirely the counter unlike my legacy he was much more successful than hillary clinton at appealing to people on the level of culture and heart and national identity and all that sort of thing . as with demagogues and human history he exploited emotion especially dark emotions like fear and hatred and resentment to serve only his own interests not the interests of the nation at large. this is crude oil. soon they need to actually physically hold it out of the ground he would have well well well well well. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a $100000.00 a year. as a minimum there is an issue. here in the. they were told $60.00 a day it's hard work for the workers not these. and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like these men believe that. and for these men that. people have been murdered up here people raise their massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. welcome back i'm still lead camp if you were in the point 00001 percent of americans who actually hate girl scout cookies then our troop on natalie mcgill has great new reason you should keep avoiding them and if you are the rest of us who we entires leaves of thin mints while sitting alone in a dry bathtub at night with the lights off then she's about to ruin your day or your night either way she filed this report. whenever i think of the girl scouts i think of leadership empowerment community service entrepreneurship. i'm sorry. you know i just think of the cookies and unless you live in a state the give about social distancing those cookies could be harder to get a hold of than a federal minimum wage increase which we're all going to need to afford $5.00 a box cookies but if the cost wasn't prohibitive that a recent associated press investigation just give you an even better reason to avoid them like the plague because according to the a.p. child labor in the poll the oil industry is tied to girl scout cookies and in case you're one of millions of americans who thought paul boyle was the sweat that builds on your hands in the grocery store when you make eye contact with someone who bullied you in middle school it's important to know that whole oil is actually a vegetable oil that's guaranteed to be in most products in almost any aisle you hide behind a. your former classmate and for many children who live in southeast asian countries like malaysia and indonesia which supply 85 percent of the world's palm oil their families livelihoods are tied to them abandoning school to work grueling hours on palm oil plantations for barely any money also they can collect home kernels that are later crushed to create the oil and products like kit kats oreos cap'n crunch and pop tarts which kind of makes you want to slap the shit out of the kid in that toaster strudel commercial who had a stack of pop tarts his mom gave him in his locker well as friend was smuggling him strudels like they were bricks of cocaine the concerns over paul boyle and girl scout cookies is nothing new over a decade ago 2 girl scouts of michigan sounded the alarm out of concerns for its links to deforestation and the destruction of the habitats of haranguing tans asian elephants and sumatran tiger. and considering palm oil is found in a zillion other things like kid cereals i don't think kids are ready for ironic fun facts on their boxes of frosted flakes that say we killed 400 tigers to make your breakfast. the michigan girl scout sounding the alarm prompted the girl scouts of america to partner with the round table unsustainable palmo oil a consortium of social advocacy groups environmental groups and industry whose mission is to have more sustainably sourced palmo oil but according to environmental advocates industry has way more sway in the our s.p.o. that it should and that much was evident when a girl scout from tennessee named olivia chafe in recently told the a.p. she discovered the labels on her boxes include the word mixed which means sustainable palm oil was mixed with unsustainable source is linked to child labor meeting as little as one percent of the palm oil might be certified sustainable. they know how percentages work right leg if the average american received an ancestry dot com result that said their one percent ashkenazi jewish they're not going to lead a passover seder the 1st chance they get especially when they find out how much reading is involved many of these corporations are banking on us never figuring out what they're doing and when we get closer to the truth they create meaningless labels that even preteens know are bull. and i know i'm ruining girl scout cookies for you but living in ignorance is causing other people across the world to live in despair so i think we can all agree no child life should be sacrificed for sweet treat. except violet beauregard's she had it coming. and honestly these cookies would benefit from last palm oil and more blueberries. reporting from a girl scout leadership ability this is natalie mcgill or it acted tonight and finally let's get to some of the stories we didn't get to but now we're getting to them so i guess we didn't get to them where they ended leave a anderson here when he got so down in me m.r. there is a coup quite quite some happenings down there quite a bit on february 1st the military overthrew one of their 1st female civilian leaders there unfortunately. people have been killed which is very sad but there is a really strong civil disobedience movement that is happening through labor 99 percent of the railway a boys are on strike in me and more people are boycotting a lot of the industries that the military there has a stake in whether it's cigarettes or entertainment internet service providers people are having it and this movement has been led in many ways by women who are upset about. the stork nature of san suu kyi overthrowing and it appears people are fighting back on february 26th though the military which is in charge of me and more just declared the strikes illegal they want on public t.v. and said you can't do it you can't be sounds like reagan sort of yeah it was up to declaring strictly legal and right he sort of did it a little more underhandedly he was a little you know a little more under the table about it but they just said you can't be in the union now but people aren't having it they're still going out. fortunately the 54 people died including 3 children but it does not look like the movement is holding up at all there are still a lot of momentum behind it you mean it doesn't look like the movement is letting up but yes yes. they're holding you know they're not there or they are holding. got it what else you got i will speaking of labor issues here in the united states amazon workers in alabama are thinking of unionizing joe biden has a bit of a big fight going on yeah it has been and one of the most pro union statements from a president over the past 50 years has come from joe biden which was a very tepid one but still he's standing against intimidation and coercion which is very brave of him no supervisor should confront employees about their union preferences which is somewhat of a step forward if you compare it to like governors in a lot of these states but the thing labor unions are really looking out for is the pro act which it's a piece of legislation that in theory by and supports and if it was signed into law this would basically reverse right to work in all these states all these a lot lot of conservative states some blue states where the right to work laws this would reverse that so people would have that stance for protecting the rights of organized so you wouldn't be able to do captive audience meetings where you know you have places like tennessee the governor comes in and tells you how awful the roads are you wouldn't be allowed to do that they would have to be bargain of 1st contract in good faith no secondary boycotts so this would be huge for the labor movement you know we can look at biden and in the hope that he gives out for it but we could also you know see people getting organized in fighting for it and forcing joe manchin to do it i think any change is going to come from the grassroots and not from the theory joe biden right but i can't imagine the smell that would come off if his feet are held to the sounds horrific thank you anderson thank you. and here are your headlines from the feud. sure in 2 weeks you'll read the new york times admits headlines written by algorithm overlord unaccountable to humans i knew it and in late summer you'll be shocked to learn scientists accidentally create self cloning black footed ferret population now exceeds 90000000000 out of being a dora bull apocalypse and in mid march you'll read a new york subway system unveils new motto transporting sleeping all those people around the city in circles since i did of 0 our love my new york city subway that's our show but if you'd like to get all of our content in pod cast form look up the podcast moment of clarity on any podcast for also join our free e-mail list by texting the word redacted to 3377 seventh's totally free until next time goodnight finding. i match kaiser with more of my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just adding muumuu to them. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed watch has. some control for a middle class the homeless most of them are very hard working people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some of it out of strict about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she will victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted anyone that's homeless is treated like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be pull in the world's richest country. no way probes the safety of the astra zeneca covert vaccine as 3 health workers were hospitalized with blood conditions after receiving the trap. medical experts are divided off for a german doctor is criminally charged for inventing his own covert job and then administering it to volunteers. there are certain procedures that we know really follow when developing drugs in 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