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Quite a creepy mural, but does evoke serious issues. You are likely aware of Orwells Animal Farm.
Painted by 'artists for justice + peace, May '09' on the side of a church along Princess Street, Edinburgh. As of late, we are witnessing the greatest transfer of wealth in human history. Money from the needy is being transferred to the very people that have caused this economic crisis. The majority of the wests population and their children will be servicing this debt for many years to come, with a greater transition to a top heavy elitist society. Many will suffer, some will starve and a very few will enjoy a life in abject luxury. Here are a few, brief, frightening facts: In 2006, the top one per cent of American households' share of all disposable income amounted to almost a quarter of all households' disposable income, according to Robert Hunter Wade, professor of political economy at the London School of Economics. In crude terms, one per cent of the population have a quarter of all the wealth. Moreover, Wade found the average income of the bottom 90 per cent of the population remained almost stagnant after 1980, although consumption kept rising thanks to the build-up of private debt. This means that 90 per cent of the American economy was financing their American dream on debt. In the UK, Wade found the pay gap between the highest and average earners had widened alarmingly. Back in 1989, chief executives pocketed 17 times more than average earners. By 2007, those same "captains of industry" were earning 75 times more than the average worker. Interesting opinion article: [link] |
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SCART
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Listen to - THE MOLOTOV
Scary times are also coming... his vision of 1984 is becoming more and more accurate.
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Sláinte Mhath
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Street photography is NOT a photograph of an empty street, traffic lights or graffiti. If you want to find out what street photography is really about check out the The Yard Collective [link]
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Sláinte Mhath
Most people would much rather be safe in a dictatorship than free in a risky world.
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Sláinte Mhath
Our current Government and their half-assed economic policies are about to launch us into a very bleak future.
They spend billions to bail out rich bankers and make up for it by attacking the poor. Cuts to community services are due to kick in on July 1st, the already underfunded drugs treatment centers and the extended services they provide will be badly hit. The knock on effect of that will not be pretty.
I'm stopping now because I feel a serious rant coming on
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Street photography is NOT a photograph of an empty street, traffic lights or graffiti. If you want to find out what street photography is really about check out the The Yard Collective [link]
I have a personal philosophy that seems to ring so true about everything: '
The fallacy of man lies in applying an illusion in real world cituations. Politicians may be smart, but they are wrong.
In the end most of us will suffer because some retarded eejit politician, with an oversized ego applies his way of thinking to the world. I mean, it is perfectly OK when they keep to themselves in the recesses of society. But when they become world leaders...
But the most painful thing of all is that most people support and vote for these arseholes!
//RANT OVER//
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Sláinte Mhath
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