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Keeping Personal Hope in the Battle vs. Elites with a Military

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIkab3Gb-F4&t=31s)

Let’s discuss humanity’s challenges in the face of the military-industrial complex1 and the banking system. Steve Grumbine and Bill Mitchell talk about the importance of hope and activism. Both acknowledge the uphill battle of transforming society on a larger scale, and that personal hope and collective action are needed while navigating the complexities of our world.

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I drove through Northern

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Virginia and it was filled with these

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massive military industrial complex

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buildings and all the different military

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contractors looking at that and say my

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God that’s what we’re up

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against I had spoken with Michael Hudson

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a while back and he said you got the

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banks too don’t forget them they’re not

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interested in Saving Humanity they’re

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interested in their own wealth that’s it

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and it’s so massive so

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depressing and I don’t know if humanity

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is fit to survive without hope Bill I

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don’t know how to be a parent without

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hope I don’t know how to be an activist

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without hope for me at this moment the

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only thing that I can see is that I

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believe that the insights of mmt will

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allow a rational human being to make

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decisions that allow us to do whatever

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it takes to survive that’s my hope I

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agree with you I’m not annunciating here

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a give up strategy that’s definitely not

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my game and as an educator and as a

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public figure intellectual figure I see

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my role is

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continually trying to engender knowledge

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that will give people

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Alternatives I don’t Advocate we just

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lie down and take

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it but as an academic as a researcher

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I’ve got to look at the

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evidence yes and here’s an important

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thing I think and it took me a long time

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as a person to understand this that I

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used to be depressed all the time

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because I was researching labor markets

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and poverty and developing countries and

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I’d always feel guilty that I had a job

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I’ve been well paid in my life as an

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academic I had a secure job I was able

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to Transit from a workingclass

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background to a middle class background

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through

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education so I used to always feel

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guilty about that that there was all

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this poverty around me and why was I not

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poor and it took me a long time to

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really take it easy on myself in a way

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to not flatulate over what I couldn’t

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control that I had a responsibility to

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those that I care about to be kind and

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generous

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and to be happy as a human condition and

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to enjoy the sunlight and the beach and

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to do everything I could within my own

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micro realm to be true to Values so Louisa

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and I now have a sustainable residence

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we grow food we have a very energy

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efficient house we’re

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Frugal and so we’re not involved in Mass

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consumption if every spending decision

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is based upon

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sustainability so in a micro way we’re

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really trying to live a degrowth agenda

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because ultimately you can onlcy do what

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you can

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control so that’s on a personal level

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I’ve got great hope that I can continue

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to educate people around me to live a

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life that is attempting as far as I can

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to be

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sustainable within reason but as an Acade

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mic then I go to work each day and I sit

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in my office and I say well how how’s

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this going to work out on an aggregate

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scale and I think that’s an important

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difference we’ve got to keep personal

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hope in our own motivations our own

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behaviors our own way of treating each

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other and spreading the knowledge and

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educating and being active and trying to

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recruit as many people to a sustainable

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lifestyle

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Style

Esperantzaz

(Oharra Palestina dela eta)

Argi zegoenez,

NAZIO BATUen proposamenean…

Palestine be divided into an Arab State and… a Jewish State…

Beraz, Palestina egon bazegoen, eta Israel ez!

Gehigarriak:

a) Ukraina dela eta:

Ukrainaren proxy gerlarekin bukatzeko afera, denbora kontua da. Ez dago besterik!

b) Israel-ez:

Afera korapilatuagoa da, zeren Israeldarrek lapurtu egin baitiote lurra Palestinari…

Baina funtsean botere bertsuaren aurrean gaude: sistema unipolarra (AEB, gehi NATO plus Pentagonoa) gehi EB eta Israel versus sistema multipolarra (BRICS)


Dwight D. Eisenhower exit speech on Jan.17,1961. Warning us of the military industrial complex.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y06NSBBRtY)

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ladies and gentlemen

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the president of the united states good

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evening my fellow americans

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we now stand 10 years past the midpoint

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of a century

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that has witnessed four major wars among

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great nations

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until the latest of our world conflicts

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the united states had no

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armaments industry american makers of

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plowshares

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could with time and as required

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make swords as well but we can no longer

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risk emergency improvisation

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of national defense we have been

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compelled to create a

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permanent armaments industry of vast

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proportions

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added to this three and a half million

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men and women

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are directly engaged in the defense

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establishment

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now this conjunction of an immense

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military establishment and a large arms

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industry

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is new in the american experience

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the total influence economic political

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even spiritual is felt in every city

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every state house every office of the

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federal government

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we recognize the imperative need for

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this development

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yet we must not fail to comprehend its

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grave implications

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our toil resources and livelihood are

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all involved

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so is the very structure of our society

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in the councils of government we must

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guard against

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the acquisition of unwarranted influence

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whether sought or unsought

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by the military industrial complex

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the potential for the disastrous rise of

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misplaced power exists

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and will persist we must never let the

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weight of this combination

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endanger our liberties or democratic

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processes

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we should take nothing for granted only

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an alert and knowledgeable

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citizenry can compel the proper meshing

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of the huge industrial and military

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machinery of defense

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with our peaceful methods and goals

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so that security and liberty may prosper

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together.

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