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Ken Freed
- Part 1 (1/09/02):
Media journalist and the editor of Media-Visions.com
(an online web magazine), Ken talks about the current world changes
underway, media bias, and it's role in the process. |
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Tom
Kennedy - Part 2 (11/06/01):
In Part 2 of this Interview, Tommy J.
'Usury-Free' Kennedy (The
Cyberclass Network) talks about
community currencies, and how they can be used to exchange products
and/or services when traditional cash is in short supply.
Given modern technology, this 'usury-free' time currency allows
people to easily create and use their own 'money' for free,
rather than using the bankers' money for a fee. |
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Tom
Kennedy - Part 1 (11/06/01):
Visionary behind Cyberclass.net and a
supporter of Usury Free Economics, Tom talks about our current
economic system and its relationship to the war against
terrorism. He also talks about Islamic banking, and how it is
at odds with the WTO, IMF and the World Bank. Part 1 of
a two part interview. |
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John Bunzl
(10/04/01):
Founder of the Simultaneous Policy
Organization, John talks about dealing with global capital,
transnational corporations, and destructive competition. He
also shares the English perspective on the WTC attack and the
resulting war on terrorism, as well as his recent presentation at
the last WTO meeting. |
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Barry
Carter (9/18/01):
Author of the book "Infinite
Wealth," Barry talks about the Information Revolution and how
it will impact our political, religious, economic, and social
institutions. He also talks about terrorism, and how we can
the avoid chaos, death and destruction typically associated with
times of change. |
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Dr. Bill Ellis (9/6/01):
A long time activist who once
worked for the United Nations and the World Bank, Bill talks about
learning communities, the history of TOES, and how it morphed into
the riots in Seattle, Quebec and Genoa. He also talks about
chaos theory, edge control and systemic change. |
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