"This is a good time to ask if this economy working for us or are we just working for it?" #occupy

"Operation Green Jobs" Unite The Masses by Marching on the Corporate Lobbyists #occupy

@KeyserXSoze have you looked at this?
"Dissent or Terror"
Monitoring Occupy Movement Nationwide

@ots_nola Corporate and Federal spying on national #Occupy Movement "Dissent or Terror" D.B.A. PRESS -

Dissent or Terror: New Report Details How Counter Terrorism Apparatus Was Used to Monitor #Occupy Nationwide #OWS

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Jordan Flaherty Responds to #NYPD Spying. #NYPD was spying in #NOLA #StopTheFBI #ONOLA #Occupy #FreeAllTheInfo

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RT @jcasey23: Non-violent protests increase the likelihood of transition to democracy. #Occupy #OATX

RT @Federal_flashes: BREAKING: Undercover: Police Officer Connected to "#NATO 5" Case Still Spying on Protest in #Chicago . #ows #occupy

This report may be about Apple, but the information it contains will sound familiar to anyone who has talked to tax lawyers or studied the 10-Ks of other major companies that do business around the world.

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The strategies it has pursued are not unique, not at the outer limits of the law, and involve one of America’s most prominent and successful companies. As such, it shows just how much work on the corporate tax code there is to do.

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The second #Occupy themed card in the new Garbage Pail Kids.

[T]he case for austerity was and is one that many powerful people want to believe, leading them to seize on anything that looks like a justification.

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It’s a terrible story, mainly because of the immense suffering that has resulted from these policy errors. It’s also deeply worrying for those who like to believe that knowledge can make a positive difference in the world. To the extent that policymakers and elite opinion in general have made use of economic analysis at all, they have, as the saying goes, done so the way a drunkard uses a lamppost: for support, not illumination. Papers and economists who told the elite what it wanted to hear were celebrated, despite plenty of evidence that they were wrong; critics were ignored, no matter how often they got it right.

The Reinhart-Rogoff debacle has raised some hopes among the critics that logic and evidence are finally beginning to matter. But the truth is that it’s too soon to tell whether the grip of austerity economics on policy will relax significantly in the face of these revelations. For now, the broader message of the past few years remains just how little good comes from understanding.

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