The Bear Market Economics Phenomenon

“The Bear Market Economics Phenomenon” is an observation of Political Economics. Wall Street Admits: ‘We Got Rich Off the Backs of Workers’ thus creating the Bear Market. The Bear Market is America's default war. The ethic of Wall Street is the ethic of celebrity. It is fused into one bizarre, perverted belief system and it has banished the possibility of the country returning to a reality-based world or avoiding internal collapse. A society that cannot distinguish reality from illusion dies.

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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Buy Nothing Celebration

Buy Nothing Day

NOV 27/28 IS BUY NOTHING DAY!

Join activists from around the world as we opt out of consumer culture for 24 hours and send world leaders gearing up for the Copenhagen climate summit a message.

Buy Nothing Celebration

This BND, join Reverend Billy & the Church of Life After Shopping at the Valley Stream Wal-Mart where Jdimytai Damour was trampled to death by Black Friday bargain hunters in 2008.

Damour was a tragic victim of a consumer culture that is radically out of control. This Friday, step outside the frenzied shopping craze to honor Damour, examine your buying habits and celebrate human life. Buy nothing ... you'll be surprised by how liberating it is.

Event Details
Date: November 27, 2009
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Valley Stream Wal-Mart
77 Green Acres Rd, Valley Stream, NY

Activities will include singing, preaching, handing out memorial pamphlets and urging people not to shop at Wal-Mart.

Not in New York?Find an event in your area or start your own

Buy Nothing Celebration

This BND, join Reverend Billy & the Church of Life After Shopping at the Valley Stream Wal-Mart where Jdimytai Damour was trampled to death by Black Friday bargain hunters in 2008.

Event Details
Date: November 27, 2009
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Valley Stream Wal-Mart
77 Green Acres Rd, Valley Stream, NY

Activities will include singing, preaching, handing out memorial pamphlets and urging people not to shop at Wal-Mart.

Not in New York?

Find an event in your area or start your own

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Buy Nothing Day 2009

Go on a consumer fast on November 27 in North America and November 28 in Europe and overseas.

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