By Peter Dombi; cross-posted from Our Broken System
This week we have seen the Tory government slowly getting engulfed in the crisis caused by Indian company Tata’s threat to close steel works across the UK. As well as meaning that the UK would no longer have a viable steel industry, if this were to[…]
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By April 6, 2016 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, News No Comments 
By Peter Dombi; cross-posted from Our Broken System
The news this week has been full of comment about Google, its dreadful tax avoidance, and the way it managed to strike a cosy deal with the Inland Revenue to get away with paying only 10% of the tax that should have been due on its[…]
By February 7, 2016 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, News, Uncategorized No Comments
Calais – Under Attack and Fighting Back!
30% of the camp is being cleared by force. Successful solidarity is being met by naked state power. But resistance is fertile![…]
By January 15, 2016 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog, Guest blog, News, podcast No Comments
Hedge funds helped wreck Puerto Rico by Aengus mac Og.
It’s another symptom of the way things are within this corrupt and untethered political and economic system.
Puerto Rico as we know is not one of the wealthiest places in the world and is slowly but surely going bankrupt. I hear today that US hedge[…]
By December 30, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Banking and Money, Economics WG, Free Market and Globalisation, Markets, Securities and Derivatives, News, Policies No Comments
I was once once a Refugee by Nina Moniri.
I was once a refugee
I am the child of refugees.
Two hard working people who left a hazardous existence in the hope that one day I would have the security and safety they didn’t have.
What would’ve happened to us if we hadn’t left I[…]
By December 28, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Democracy Action Working Group, News No Comments
Skala Sykamineas hugs a tiny harbour. Aquamarine water laps the rocky shore and fishermen tend their nets watched by curious cats. Inland, it’s harvest time in the olive groves and orange orchards. Free range sheep lazily graze, waiting to be milked. The village shop sells fresh yogurt in unglazed terracotta pots.
Dolphins frolic around a[…]
By December 26, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, News No Comments
This is Christmas and what have you done… by Tina Louise Rothery
That line “And so this is Christmas and what have you done…” is in my head and I thought I’d post a little something before I head off to family time. Then I started thinking about stuff that has happened since last year…[…]
By December 25, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Fracking News, News No Comments
Barnet Bohemians
Gangsters broke into our new Bohemia/Mothership Xmas special community centre! We called the police who came to our aid by the dozen and in the end we made a deal to stay for a while.. This can be our perfect Xmas Story after all the corporate fiascos since the Love Activists trafalgar bank[…]
By December 18, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, News No Comments
Barnet Bohemians
Gangsters broke into our new Bohemia/Mothership Xmas special community centre! We called the police who came to our aid by the dozen and in the end we made a deal to stay for a while.. This can be our perfect Xmas Story after all the corporate fiascos since the Love Activists trafalgar bank[…]
By December 18, 2015 Category: An Occupier's Perspective No Comments
