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Posted in Creditland Radio by creditland on May 11th, 2012 The last five minutes of the most concise argument about the importance of language in combating repression. Replace "Klan" with "Corporations" and we're in 2012.
Posted in Creditland Radio by creditland on March 4th, 2012 Recorded on the road back from St. Petersburg, Florida, this episode features background tunes by Tommy Guerrero, who you may remember as a pro-skateboarder from the 80s. Thanks, Tommy.
Here we discuss how Right Wing talk radio has set up NPR as Left Wing talk radio - but that the only reason they get away with it is because there is no actual Left Wing talk radio. You know, the kind with political opinions as declaration? There is simply no way for NPR to act as a propaganda mouthpiece of opinion and report the news at the same time -- but you'd never know that listening to Rush and Mr. Boortz.
This is what is known as a 'straw man' opposition. Setting up a fake opposition. And the reason they get away with it is because the Left, failure at messaging that we are, has failed to create actual opposition.
The episode wraps up with the shrinkage going forward in the Wall St/Economic Orthodoxy/Overeconomy and the stunning Mystery yet to be figured out: There is a growth economy somewhere -- we just don't know what it is yet. It remains hidden in the hearts and minds of the billions of people inhabiting the world.
Posted in Creditland Radio by creditland on March 4th, 2012 Originally posted to soundcloud.com/creditland in early February. Note: The opening audio sample is not Ron Paul. It's Walter White of Breaking Bad, just as an illustration of life in Creditland, and what a small fortune is required for a decent life.
DJ Harmonize checks in with Tobin to discuss the buzz all around Dr. Ron Paul - from the right and the left. He is, after all, the peace candidate - and he's not pretending. But he also excited about handing lots 'n' lots of government authority directly to corporations.
Is that really a good idea? Have corporations shown themselves to behave well, make lots of jobs when they get rich? Look out for the little guy's drinking water? (Brockovich) and make sure we're all getting a piece of the first world action?
We are, after all, workers educated and raised by a first world society. Some corporations, to be fair, do justice to us, the people of this country. A lot of other corporations would be happy to watch the government castrate itself so they can run the country - and our lives - how ever they want.
With Paul they wouldn't even need to BOTHER lobbying the government anymore. (At least the lobbyists let us SEE - sometimes - what government, and which representatives, they are buying.)
Welcome to the mythology of Ron Paul... if we gave him a chance to drive it head on into the real world, with real human motivations, he seems to know so little about.
Also discussed: Obama's freedom to do what is right - or not, the NDAA indefinite detention act. Mix by Jody Wisteroff.
Posted in Creditland Radio by creditland on February 14th, 2012 You are in St. Petersburg, Florida for this episode as Tobin the Terrible reunites with DJ Harmonize in Harmonize's new studio. Episode 39 is released on Feb. 14, 2012, the two year anniversary of the FIRST broadcast of Creditland Radio "Love Note to America" on Valentines Day 2010. Two years, and 38 more episodes later, your guide TTT takes a look at Zuckerberg green lighting financial and insurance and anyone else companies to create 5 year long profiles of your user activities, and using this new 'demographic' data to control how much they provide you; how much they charge you and if they let you have any at all. Includes a NDAA slap to Obama.
Ep. 38: The Ron Paul Factor was originally released two weeks ago on Soundcloud and will be re-released here on Podbean shortly.
Tobin gets truly Terrible in this episode as he takes to the parking lots of Athens for impromptu Q&A with unsuspecting Creditland citizens! It's truly terrible what virtual situations these good people find themselves in and truly fascinating how they see themselves getting out...of the Creditland Radio House of Economic HORRORS!!!
Posted in Creditland Radio, Music and Words, Occupied Creditland, Occupy Wall Street, Personal Economies by creditland on October 26th, 2011 After working 7 years in a gas station, "It's like the American Dream is just that...a dream. People are being prevented in many manners...from making that dream a reality."
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