Sustainable Man Vs. The Federal Reserve

Comedian Louis C.K., Activist Peter Joseph, and Euro Co-Architect Bernard Lietaer break down and expose the big bad joke that is The Federal Reserve, with help from the self-incriminating former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Donald Kohn.

"Our potential as humans is infinite-- let us not limit ourselves through the medium of exchange. It's time to wake up." - Bernard Lietaer

For more information about Mutual Credit Systems, we recommend strongly the book "The End of Money and The Future of Civilization" by Thomas H. Greco Jr. Also, there is some good information at his website: http://www.reinventingmoney.com/

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Third World America - Chris Hedges

In this lecture, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges will examine how America has devolved, economically and politically, into a Third World country and the role that inverted totalitarianism plays in consolidating the control of rapacious elites over our political and economic systems. He will also discuss the implications of the current arrangement for the world and what are the steps necessary for the masses of people in this country to begin to push back.

David Graeber and David Harvey in Conversation

David Graeber and David Harvey discuss their new books, Debt: The First 5000 Years, and Rebel Cities, respectively.

25 April 2012 at The CUNY Graduate Center

Sponsored by Verso Books and The CUNY Center for Place, Culture and Politics

The New Edge of Radical Economics - David Graeber & Charles Eisenstein

In this video, David Graeber, Occupy Wall Street activist and author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, and Charles Eisenstein, author of Sacred Economics, tackle the loaded question: What is money? Eisenstein and Graeber aptly compare money to magic, and explore the notion that money works because we all believe in it.

This video was recorded by Jonathan VanWettering at NYU Kimmel Center on August 22nd, 2012 for "The New Edge of Radical Economics," an Evolver Network event moderated by Daniel Pinchbeck.

El orden criminal del mundo (legendado em português)

A Ordem Criminal do Mundo, o cinismo assassino que a cada dia enriquece uma pequena oligarquia mundial em detrimento da miséria de cada vez mais pessoas pelo mundo. O poder se concentrando cada vez mais nas mãos de poucos, os direitos das pessoas cada vez mais restritos. As corporações controlando os governos de quase todo o planeta, dispondo também de instituições como FMI, OMC e Banco Mundial para defender seus interesses. Hoje 500 empresas detém mais de 50% do PIB Mundial, muitas delas pertencentes a um mesmo grupo.
Fonte : outrapolitica.wordpress.com/

Miguel Benasayag, les défis de l'éducation

Dans le cadre des Rencontres nationales de l'éducation, organisées par la Ligue de l'enseignement en octobre 2012 à Rennes, le philosophe et psychanalyste Miguel Benasayag s'est prêté à un entretien. Il y développe les défis auxquels est confrontée l'éducation, tant dans la construction de l'individu que dans son rapport à l'égalité ou dans la construction d'un socle commun de la démocratie.

TEDxParis - Miguel BENASAYAG - L'importance des limites

Filmé à TEDxParis le 6 octobre 2012 à l'Olympia. Plus d'interventions sur http://tedxparis.com/

Né en Argentine, Miguel Benasayag suit des études de médecine à Buenos Aires lorsqu'il décide de s'engager dans la résistance contre la dictature militaire. Arrêté puis torturé, il passe quatre années en prison avant d'être libéré et d'émigrer en France. Professeur d'épistémologie et Chercheur en anthropologie, Miguel Benasayag réfléchit inlassablement aux moyens de rester fidèle aux exigences de liberté et de solidarité. Il a publié de nombreux ouvrages notamment aux Éditions « La Découverte ». Également Philosophe et Psychanalyste, il anime le collectif « Malgré tout ».