Resource Based Economy (Energy, Work) – Part 1 and 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxr51DrzdrE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbckIPBh6xA&feature=related

Our Technical Reality Part 1 – 3 of 6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2nxCp9Hwxs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5rF_1eBK9s&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH2OFQvkx5A&feature=related

Our Technical Reality – revised.pdf

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B_1METa-RCC2YmUwYTVmMjktZDMxYS00NzU1LWFjZjUtYjY1YzY2YjliNjQ2&hl=en

COREXIT is Eating Through Boats in the Gulf  *(don’t just blame BP, the system can do a lot more to protect its citizens)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLvNqlVNMh0&feature=related

Corexit Holocaust Dispersant Genocide Dr Susan Shaw On CNN Expose It’s Danger.mp4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2zfMOekmYc&feature=related

Toxic Rain & Deadly Chemical Clouds in South from Gulf Volcano False Flag Spill

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwmokvRPeJA&feature=related

Support my efforts on creating awareness. I will be having a photo on sale and will be selling the live art I will be creating at the event. I don’t know what I’ll be making so it will be a surprise for all of us. I’m lookin forward to seeing you at the event.

Cover: $4 + the roll of a die (between $5-$10) and call to Lady Luck to be by your side.

• Here is the link to the invite I sent out

http://us1.campaign-archive.com/?u=bb3c12c342a4b281e73f9a467&id=8cc3c1b5b3

• For more details, here is the public Facebook page

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=122437247792666&ref=ts

• For Directions from Grand Central Station click here

(or try the link below and if that doesn’t work, copy paste it onto your web browser’s URL address bar)

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=200+e+42nd+Street,+NY&daddr=Bruckner+Bar+%26+Grill+1+Bruckner+Blvd+Bronx,+NY+10454&geocode=FZ3ObQIdST2X-ykX_f8IA1nCiTGuRpIAbaNuDw%3B&gl=us&hl=en&mra=ls&dirflg=r&ttype=dep&date=06%2F14%2F10&time=10:11pm&noexp=0&noal=0&sort=&sll=40.80767,-73.919277&sspn=0.019425,0.033088&ie=UTF8&ll=40.786261,-73.955841&spn=0.077724,0.132351&z=13&start=0

I’m working on creating a series of video interviews with – Zeitgeist
NYC Meeting “the location of residence” – “Name or alias of the
member” and Why I Joined The Movement in the title. If you do a search
on youtube for “zeitgeist why i joined” you should see a couple of the
videos come up. If we all start following this template or a similar
one with “why i joined” within the title and in the tag line also
adding related information such as age or a website that they want to
promote and of course adding your name and or website, it will help
with the branding/marking of the project and promotion of the movement
and increase the chances of it being picked up on different searches
on the net. It does not have to be an elaborate set up, I use a small canon g7.

Here is an example of what I added to a tag line for this video

–> Zeitgeist “Zeitgeist Movement” “Why I Joined” “Lorenzo Segarra” L_thetruth “Mr. Kill Money” Bronx NYC “Roberto Enamorado” “twenty five years” 25 redforyou myscanner popsci.com “the venus project” physorg.com

Here are some of the more recent video interviews

the rest can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/myscanner

and http://www.youtube.com/tzmnewyork

After the upload, re-post in on
different sites, blogs, email friends and so forth. Even if you don’t
upload an interview simply re-posting and sending would be grrreatly
appreciated. I hope some of you can join me in the project and that
this goes global. Lets learn from the corporate/government PR models
to promote something that’s actually better far all mankind.

My goal is to show how people, not just that look different but also
have different speech patterns, are of different ages and so forth are
involved, so more people feel they can relate to what we are doing and
who we’re working with – everybody, as in EVERYBODY. Just as profit
driven companies try to convey, lets convey that same message and be
genuine about it. Minimizing profiling and understanding that everyone
has something to contribute.

The issue is appreciating the diverse capacity of individuals as a
whole. Since this requires a global paradigm shift lets start
concerning ourselves even more with truly being more inclusive and
sensitive to others. It is the globe we are working on changing right?
We must be in a state of constant development in a broader sense. Its
been great working with everyone, lets keep up the excellent work.
Thanks for your time everybody…we need your support.

-Roberto Enamorado

Meeting people in person makes a world of difference and is extrrrrreeeemely important which is why I work to coordinate meetings, meet with other organizations and encourage other to do the same. But, if you can or can’t meet what we need is a strong core group. Not of people who complain but take action and don’t wait for orders from “leaders” and don’t boss people around but, are looking to learn from one another and teach others. A little complaining is cool but, a lot of it is just a waste of energy. Take action in addressing what makes you uncomfortable when you can.

I feel a lot of the conventional activism people do is great nut is not always as effective in reaching the masses as the net is hence, our global site, the movie which started it all, our online coordination of events etc. And all this yelling and screaming activism started at a time when the internet did not exist. I feel most people are stuck in traditional habits and often want to express there anger by yelling and creating hysteria or fear and I’m with you on that but, it has its place. In my opinion creative mediums are better for me to express that and are other effective platforms of reach the masses in seconds with the net. Keep the outreach mixed, whether it be music, art, cookbooks, technology, comedy, fun social outings, conventional activism, theater whateverrrrrr…find what people have a yearning for and fill gap, make a connection with others and connect people with each other.

Peter Joseph said he doesn’t really want to recognized as “our leader” although people keep looking for that I think because people have that fan mentality or have not found direction to be more autonomous when its needed. When I meet people sometimes they ask about Peter or Diego (the NY site administrator) and my response is don’t worry about what they are doing, they’ll come around if they wish and if they don’t its their choice, as it is yours should you choose to continue or not. If you want to push this, you can you may even do it better or not, —-> it all counts.

So who’s ready to start working to their capacity, even if its once a week for an hour daily whatever, or once a month —-> it all counts. People have given us great resources like this website and still people complain. Change your perspectives and appreciate yourself and what your contributions can be with the resources that have been established and relationships that can be strengthened, a sound community weather its it this movement or another.

” We must become the change we want to see in the world. ” – Mohandas Gandhi.

Remember that we are the movement, if you want to see a world with people who are critical thinkers, are patient with each other and are more collaborative and care about the well being of others and the environment, start with yourself. Values, values, values, that’s what matters most. The beginning of a revolution starts in your mind. Peace.

Visit

http://redforyou.yolasite.com/zeitgeist-movement.php

and just scroll down a bit, you can’t miss it

I can see why doing fund raisers for benevolent causes can give people a wonderful feeling and is a wonderful idea in the intention but, there is something terribly wrong happening here.

Look at the total health spending and compare that to the new cases of breast cancer in the US. Also compare that to the Asian countries on the left. Although this problem has several factors that go unexplored in this example, I hope you can see the value in what this shows.

http://www.gapminder.org/world/#$majorMode=chart$is;shi=t;ly=2003;lb=f;il=t;fs=11;al=30;stl=t;st=t;nsl=t;se=t$wst;tts=C$ts;sp=6;ti=2002$zpv;v=0$inc_x;mmid=XCOORDS;iid=phAwcNAVuyj0Zbn8wVYsEHQ;by=ind$inc_y;mmid=YCOORDS;iid=phAwcNAVuyj3XYThRy0yJMA;by=ind$inc_s;uniValue=8.21;iid=phAwcNAVuyj0XOoBL_n5tAQ;by=ind$inc_c;uniValue=255;gid=CATID0;by=grp$map_x;scale=lin;dataMin=3.9;dataMax=101$map_y;scale=lin;dataMin=1.1;dataMax=16$map_s;sma=49;smi=2.65$cd;bd=0$inds=

The NYU Coalition To Keep Coca-Cola Off Campus

April 26, 2010:  The NYC Premiere of “The Coca-Cola Case” at NYU School of Law

Please join us for the New York City premiere screening of:

The Coca-Cola Case

Monday April 26 at 7:00PM – Doors open 6:30PM

Tishman Auditorium, NYU School of Law – 40 Washington Sq South, New York, NY 10012

The Coca-Cola Case, an award-winning documentary, focuses on the Coca-Cola Company’s human rights abuses and the powerful legal and organizing efforts to hold Coke accountable for its assassination of union activists in Colombia.

Coke has tried to censor this film and suppress its distribution.  Barry Diller, a prominent NYU Trustee, is a member of Coke’s board of directors.

The film will be followed by a reception with filmmakers Germán Gutiérrez and Carmen Garcia, Corporate Campaign boycott activist Ray Rogers, SINALTRAINAL de Colombia union member Camilo Romero, and NYU student activists working to reinstate the Coke ban at NYU.

Please RSVP at our facebook page:  http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=114104688613831&ref=ts

Sponsored by: The NYU Coalition To Keep Coca-Cola Off Campus in conjunction with Campaign to Stop Killer Coke; Coalition for Legal Recruiting (CoLR); Earth Matters; Graduate Student Organizing Committee — GSOC/UAW Local 2110; Law Students for Economic Justice (LawSEJ); North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA); Students Creating Radical Change; Trade Unionists in Solidarity with Colombia; The Union of Clerical, Administrative and Technical Staff at NYU — UCATS/AFT Local 2882; National Lawyers Guild; Oxfam NYU; LUCHA; Law Students for Human Rights; Por Colombia NYU.  As of 4/18/10.  List in formation.

Film Trailer:  http://films.nfb.ca/the-coca-cola-case/medias/the-coca-cola-case-trailer_large.mp4

Free admission.  Public attendance is welcome.  For more information on this and future events: boycottcokenyu@gmail.com

Cows on Drugs

Stanford, Calif.

NOW that Congress has pushed through its complicated legislation to reform the health insurance system, it could take one more simple step to protect the health of all Americans. This one wouldn’t raise any taxes or make any further changes to our health insurance system, so it could be quickly passed by Congress with an outpouring of bipartisan support. Or could it?

More than 30 years ago, when I was commissioner of the United States Food and Drug Administration, we proposed eliminating the use of penicillin and two other antibiotics to promote growth in animals raised for food. When agribusiness interests persuaded Congress not to approve that regulation, we saw firsthand how strong politics can trump wise policy and good science.

Even back then, this nontherapeutic use of antibiotics was being linked to the evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria that infect humans. To the leading microbiologists on the F.D.A.’s advisory committee, it was clearly a very bad idea to fatten animals with the same antibiotics used to treat people. But the American Meat Institute and its lobbyists in Washington blocked the F.D.A. proposal.

In 2005, one class of antibiotics, fluoroquinolones, was banned in the production of poultry in the United States. But the total number of antibiotics used in agriculture is continuing to grow. According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, 70 percent of this use is in animals that are healthy but are vulnerable to transmissible diseases because they live in crowded and unsanitary conditions.

In testimony to Congress last summer, Joshua Sharfstein, the principal deputy commissioner of the F.D.A., estimated that 90,000 Americans die each year from bacterial infections they acquire in hospitals. About 70 percent of those infections are caused by bacteria that are resistant to at least one powerful antibiotic.

That’s why the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Pharmacists Association, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the American Public Health Association and the National Association of County and City Health Officials are urging Congress to phase out the nontherapeutic use in livestock of antibiotics that are important to humans.

Antibiotic resistance is an expensive problem. A person who cannot be treated with ordinary antibiotics is at risk of having a large number of bacterial infections, and of needing to be treated in the hospital for weeks or even months. The extra costs to the American health care system are as much as $26 billion a year, according to estimates by Cook County Hospital in Chicago and the Alliance for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics, a health policy advocacy group.

Agribusiness argues — as it has for 30 years — that livestock need to be given antibiotics to help them grow properly and keep them free of disease. But consider what has happened in Denmark since the late 1990s, when that country banned the use of antibiotics in farm animals except for therapeutic purposes. The reservoir of resistant bacteria in Danish livestock shrank considerably, a World Health Organization report found. And although some animals lost weight, and some developed infections that needed to be treated with antimicrobial drugs, the benefits of the rule exceeded those costs.

It’s 30 years late, but Congress should now pass the Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act, which would ban industrial farms from using seven classes of antibiotics that are important to human health unless animals or herds are ill, or pharmaceutical companies can prove the drugs’ use in livestock does not harm human health.

The pharmaceutical industry and agribusiness face the difficult challenge of developing antimicrobials that work specifically against animal infections without undermining the fight against bacteria that cause disease in humans. But we don’t have the luxury of waiting any longer to protect those at risk of increasing antibiotic resistance.

This is a bit of a re-post but, i think its helpful for our next activity

—->   You know what would be cool and we could do it on the move but it may be pricey so its just an idea for the future. http://www.andymartinentertainments.co.uk/lightingphotos/Laser%20Logo%20Advertising%20Daniels%20Fish%20&%20Chips%20-%20Logo%203.JPG

and i never used the makeshift signs after our Times square meet so I think next time i make another bunch we should leave them in strategic places. Also other than the laser thing, there is a way to project light image form vehicles but the device may be pricey as well I forgot what its called but its dope as hell. I think the cheapest thing to do is a roll of drawing paper it can be as long as you need and then just tape it on something and when are we meeting again…like in person? You know thats what im all about.

Also if we chip in for big ass boards like i used at my event (http://www.youtube.com/myscanner), I already bought some fresh markers – we just walk around with while the rest of the group gives out cards flyers movies etc and take turns. We would be come a moving interactive billboard on a budget.

AS A MATTER OF FACT … After we do the NYU thing

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&channel=s&q=washington+square+park&ie=UTF8&hq=Washington+Square+Park&hnear=Washington+Square+Park,+New+York,+NY+10003&ll=40.729259,-73.997362&spn=0.011578,0.019119&z=16&iwloc=A

Diego lets make that the next project. I’ll do more of the coordinating on that one. Let me know your thoughts. Make change and have fun when you can

Here’s the link http://redforyou.yolasite.com/zeitgeist-movement.php and below is the embed code. Thank you all for making this a great event and an interesting movement overall. Peace.

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