guardian:

Adbusters magazine and its editor Kalle Lasn have been at the forefront of the global resistance to capitalism exemplified by the Occupy movement. Their new book, Meme Wars: the Creative Destruction of Neoclassical Economies, uses startling images to back up its hard-hitting points. Here are a selection of some of the best. Photographs: Adbusters. Read the full interview with Kalle Lasn here.

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occupyla:

Tent Tribe and occupiers from LA continue their street occupation of the CCA, DTLA’s premier lobbying group. Please read more about the 626Wilshire Project or contribute ideas to the working group. Grow the resistance, liberate space!

stfuconservatives:

welcometothesalon:

[URGENT CALL TO ACTION] PLEASE REBLOG! SIGNAL BOOST FOREVER!

We would like to stand in solidarity with our brother Anthony who was taken into custody unexpectedly yesterday, June 2nd, and is currently being held on $75,000.00 bail.

If you wish to stand in solidarity with us today, please change your FB picture to the one below(See Attached) and call between 8:30am and noon [today]to show your support for Occupy Los Angeles and h…er political prisoners(Please See Attached for full info).

If you can join us in Downtown LA today at 8:30AM please see event page here: http://www.facebook.com/events/471183519576116/

If you wish to contribute to our Legal Defense Fund, please click here:https://www.wepay.com/donate/192938

Signal boosting. This is an injustice and an affront to liberty.

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occupyla:

In riot gear, it’s clear they are not here to protect you. They are here to repress you. In their uniform, they are drones. And yes.. you will probably have to pick a side. We are not going to stop.

occupyla:

damonwells:

Photo’s from the NATO protest. This is what a police state looks like

All the people defending the police state, ask yourself why they are there. To protect the property and closed door meetings of the elite and corporate forces that warmonger around the world.  They joined the police force and left the working class, they are now part of a privileged class of people that enforce the law and protect the status quo. The only violence I see is that which is deemed legitimate by the state: police repression.

Why are we there? Because we want a better world, we want to stop invading countries and killing people. We want to stop private contractors and mercenaries from raping and pillaging. 

You want to know why we’re frustrated? Because protest in this country isn’t valued. The representatives don’t care what we have to say. The capitalists don’t care how many unemployed, under-remployed, exploited and homeless there are dying in the streets. The ‘representative’ government does not represent you!

More appropriately, what land of the free and home of the brave? What free speech? What free assembly? What public space?

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occupyla:

TAKE THE POWER BACK. LOCAL COMMUNITIES, AUTONOMY, LIBERATION. 

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politics-war:

A demonstrator marches with a gas mask on during May Day in Oakland, Calif., Tuesday, May 1, 2012. 

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