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#www! Ride the Worldwide Wave of Transformation

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Spring, 2014. For three months, everywhere, and in every way, protest the old and corrupt and rally for the new and regenerative. At least 3% of the 99% (and even some in the 1%) have now awakened. OWS began with a few tents in Zuccotti Park near Wall Street on September 17, 2011. Slightly over two years later, we have reached critical mass. Let’s go.

A Call For a Crowdsourced Worldwide Wave of Action ~ #www

November 19, 2013

Desperately Seeking Snowden

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Source: Strategic Culture Foundation - Wayne Madsen, 11/18/13

 

Britain's spy-infested embassy in Moscow has taken the lead among the «FIVE EYES» signals intelligence allies to locate the whereabouts of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden in Russia. In fact, the British government is more avid in its desire to locate and possibly rendition Snowden to the United Kingdom or United States than is either the U.S. or the other governments of the FIVE EYES signals intelligence (SIGINT) partnership, which also includes Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Britain’s desire to bag Snowden has more to do with the alleged damage his revelations caused British electronic surveillance operations around the world than any desire to ingratiate Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GHCQ) and Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) with their American counterparts, the NSA and CIA, respectively. 

Google to pay $17mn for spying on Safari users

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Press TV - ISH/ARA, 11/19/13

 

Google has not acknowledged any wrongdoing saying the violation has been an accidental side effect of efforts to make it easier for people to recommend ads.

Google has not acknowledged any wrongdoing saying the violation has been an accidental side effect of efforts to make it easier for people to recommend ads.

 

US technology giant Google is paying $17 million to 37 states and the District of Columbia for spying on users of a Web browser developed by Apple Inc.

The settlement was announced on Monday after it was revealed that DoubleClick, a Google subsidiary that develops and provides Internet advertising services, manipulated a technological loophole to spy on millions of people using Safari Web browsers in 2011 and 2012.

More: PressTV.ir

 

Israel's former chief rabbi arrested on suspicion of accepting millions in bribes

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Haaretz - 11/19/13, By Yaniv Kubovich

 

Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger in Berlin, Aug. 21, 2012.

Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger in Berlin, Aug. 21, 2012. Photo by AP

 

Former chief rabbi Rabbi Yona Metzger was arrested Monday morning on suspicion he had received bribes and committed other crimes during the period he had served as Ashkenazi chief rabbi. A gag order was lifted on the case on Monday.

Metzger is suspected of bribery, money laundering, obstructing an investigation, fraud and other violations.

More: Haaretz.com

 

Swiss vote on limiting top pay to 12 times that of lowest paid workers

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TheJournal.ie - 11/17/13
 

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THE SWISS ARE to go to the polls to vote on limiting the pay of high-earners as a debate rages in the country about income, inequality and what fair pay really means.

Under the radical proposal, businesses would not be allowed to pay any member of staff more than 12 times the wage that they pay their lowest earners.

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Russell Brand Tells Robert Webb 'I'm Not In Favour Of Death Camps'

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The Huffington Post UK - Ned Simons, 11/04/13
 


Russell Brand has defended his call for a revolution against the political system, insisting that he is, unsurprisingly, not in favour of death camps.

Brand's demand for change, outlined in an article for the New Statesman and in an interview with Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman, divided opinion, with fellow comedian Robert Webb rebuking Brand, saying that revolutions inevitably lead to “death camps” and “repression”.

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