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Comment on Neoliberalism vs the world – Part 3: The People vs. Neoliberalism by David Lourie

David Lourie — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 01:30:34 +0000

When are we going to be honest and brave enough to call neoliberalism what it is, fascism. Read as many definitions and objectives of fascism as you can and you will find there is no difference between neoliberalism and fascism. We have to bring the word fascism back into the popular language to describe neoliberalism.
Because it is likely to make people bristle, lampoon them like Charlie Chaplin lampooned Hitler.
Having read Naomi Klein a year ago started me ona path to beng educated about neoliberalism. I have asked dozens of people if they know what neoliberalism is.
95%of the population have no idea, which is the perfect environment to operate in.
They sense that there is something wrong but they dont know what to peg it on and it is so easily explained.

Comment on The 5 Biggest Solar Installations in the World by Shivakumar

Shivakumar — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:38:16 +0000

hai, this is shivakumar from india, the projects are really huge. we are in the field of centralised solar power generation but in some Kilowatts. it was nice to visit the website.
thank you

Comment on More Efficient and Affordable Solar Power: Developments that are Changing the Industry by JD

JD — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 20:59:43 +0000

Based on this article, is there any reason why we aren't all using solar. No more excuses. Save the planet by freeing ourselves from the grid. Should be a no brainer.

Comment on Guest Post: How to safely recycle electrical equipment by Jaz

Jaz — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 09:23:44 +0000

In our neighborhood we collect once a year all the electrical equipment we need to dispose off properly.

Comment on Sir David Attenborough: rainforest destruction must end by Liliana Carney

Liliana Carney — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 16:54:03 +0000

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Comment on From the Earth to the Moon with clean energy by WEEE Recycling

WEEE Recycling — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 15:08:41 +0000

As a fan of literature and sustainability this was an interesting find!

I like the idea of stimulating a space race type competition to solve our global warming ways, although I can’t help but chuckle dimly – isn’t the threat of total planet wide annihilation reason enough for us to come up with a solution?!

A thoughtful piece, thanks!

Comment on Guest post – Reusable nappies from a Mum’s perspective by Rob

Rob — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 14:06:44 +0000

Email me with your ideas at rjplastow@gmail.com and then I’ll either say no, go for it or make some suggestions based on your idea. Thanks!

Comment on Guest post – Reusable nappies from a Mum’s perspective by Amanda Kidd

Amanda Kidd — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 08:52:04 +0000

Hi,

My name is Amanda Kidd and I am a frequent reader of your blog. I am also a blogger who writes for different blogs. I would love the opportunity to guest post for your readers and I have few ideas which I think would go down really well.

I can see the following two possibilities:
1) I can suggest you few topics related to your site theme. You can choose any one out of them, and then I can submit the final article in a day or two.
2) Or you can suggest me a specific theme you would like me to write on.

All I would require is li’l credit in author’s bio at the end or beginning of the post (as per your editorial guidelines).
Let me know if this works well with you too.

Thanks

Comment on Guest post – Reusable nappies from a Mum’s perspective by Heather Bolden

Heather Bolden — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 20:04:40 +0000

Great realistic blog. Using eco disposables for the first few weeks is very often what we actually recommend! Reusable nappies are fab and have come a long way since terry squares! If you fancy earning some extra money selling real nappies please get in touch. We will soon be offering an affilliate scheme for bloggers and anyone with a website soon too

Comment on Neoliberalism vs the world – Part 3: The People vs. Neoliberalism by Eric

Eric — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 18:31:44 +0000

You make an interesting point about capitalizing on the decentralization dogma of the neoliberal ideology (it’s worth noting that many in the US, where conservatives revile liberals as a matter of course, many wouldn’t know what that term means). But another effect of this is the meteoric rise of corporatism, and corporations are merging into fewer and fewer, more powerful entities — entitites that are more and more intimately intertwined with government. In other words, while we may have ostensibly less centralization of nominal government, we still seem to have more and more consolidation of power. I suppose this is where “voting with your dollars” comes in. But Chris Hedges is almost certainly right, and his points are similar to yours: bona fide grass roots movements are the last real hope.