Os Cangaceiros on Spectacle

"If we sack the banks, it's because we have recognized money as the central cause of all our unhappiness.

If we smash the windows it's not because life is dear, but because commodities prevent us from living at all costs.

If we break the machines it is not because of a wish to protect work, but to attack the slavery of salary.

If we attack police it's not to get them out of out neighborhoods, but to get them out of our lives.

The Spectacle wished to make us appear dreadful.

We intend to be much worse."

weekly links (april 3rd edition)

The Straight Dope: Bill Moyers Interviews David Simon (Guernica Mag)

The US-Euro War on Libya: Official Lies and Misconceptions of Critics (Dissident Voice)

Phllly's Got Love for Students, Too (RaceWire)

Monopoly Was Created to Teach Capitalism (Capitalism Is Over If You Want It)

The Collapse of Globalization (TruthDig)

Cesar Chavez and Migrant Farmworker Rights (Sociological Images)

Garden As If Your Life Depended On It, Because It Will (Dissident Voice)

More Black Men Imprisoned Right Now Than Enslaved in 1850 (The Root)

Where The Wu-Tang Clan Meets Jazz (A Blog Supreme/NPR Jazz)