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Standing Rock: Profusion, Collusion & Big Money Profits [Part 3]

"The spread of activist fervor is being harvested as a potential source new "consumer-activsim." The consumer-activism is guided by best selling playbooks for nonviolent revolution and a global network of trainers with a common "indigenous led" pedagogy."

Standing Rock: Profusion, Collusion & Big Money Profits [Part 2]

"Most vitally, this series contrasts the tiny amounts of money spent at the grassroots against the vast sums spent at the 'business' end of the non-profit industrial complex where personal data helps behavior-change B-corporation executives exercise the will of corporate philanthropists, corporations, and imperialist governments."

Bloodless Lies

"It is often said that without the guidance of an anti-authoritarian and non-ideological figure like Ella Baker, the Black Power militants of SNCC began to lose perspective. Yet it can equally be said that the pacifists lost their way as well."

See it Before it’s Gone: The Paradox of ‘Last Chance Tourism’ on the Great Barrier Reef

Why are those on the frontlines ignored – while celebrities who model/foster the very lifestyles that contribute to our crisis are upheld as heroic icons?

Instruments of Power

"On this thought-provoking program, these international thought leaders from France, Canada and the US discuss how the complex has become an “apparatus to escalate conflict” against challenges to US hegemony, while maintaining a humanitarian veneer."

The Limits of the Political Vision of the Authors of the Leap Manifesto

"The very notion of “renewable” energy is a dangerous and reckless idea which far too many environmentalists give credence. Basic science tells us that every energy source requires inputs and it has emissions consequences."

WATCH: Alberta’s Environment Minister Commends Leap Manifesto’s Tzeporah Berman for Helping Craft the Tar Sands Deal

A MUST WATCH INTERVIEW (02:57)

Breaking Free

"The funders of 350 know all this, which is why they finance 350 campaigns that don’t address the consumerism or militarism that drive fossil fuel demand. Instead, they promote the idea that Americans can continue consuming vast quantities of minerals for electricity and electronics, car and jet travel at the expense of the rest of the world."

Hijacking the Environmental Movement

"Having hijacked the environmental movement on behalf of Wall Street, these false fronts are currently pressing for changes in international law that would give the finance sector carte blanche in privatizing all of nature."

A World of Make Believe

"With the advent of social media and the reign of the Internet, controlling consciousness is now child’s play."