廖本全教授談公共政策的公理正義
2011年12月25日 星期日精采絕倫的演講......
從小到大，我們被餵養著破碎、片段的資訊，以自我中心的無知態度，在這個島上生活。最好的例子，是國家元首馬英九，在去年與環保團體的餐會上的演說開頭：為什麼台灣天然資源缺乏，天然災害頻仍，還叫做「福爾摩沙」？或是，「白海豚會轉彎」。十年前的無知，叫做無知；十年後的無知，叫做病態。
因為無知，限縮在自己的私領域，而沒有公共的概念，導致「只要是公共的地方，一定是最凌亂的地方」的現象。因為從來沒有把社會當成自己的家，於是，這個社會沒有「公民」、只有「私民」，這個社會充滿了私領域的鬥爭。
無法從「個人中心」走入「社會中心」的思維模式，更別談跳脫「社會中心」的框線，而擴大到「生態中心」的觀點了。
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農民保種運動：種子企業的全球到在地
2011年8月16日 星期二演講：農民保種運動：種子企業的全球到在地
演講人：郭華仁 (2010-11-28；全長2小時31分)
http://seed.agron.ntu.edu.tw/fcs/activity/20101128.htm
「全台農民 重返凱道」記者會 廖本全教授之完整報告
2011年8月1日 星期一拍攝緣由：補充採訪由捍衛農鄉聯盟與台灣農村陣線舉辦的「全台農民 重返凱道」記者會 廖本全教授之完整報告
時間：100年7月16至17日
地點：台北凱達格蘭大道
人物：廖本全
PeoPo 公民新聞
【不能戳的秘密】一小時完整版
獨立導演及自由記者李惠仁，耗時6年，追蹤調查完成【不能戳的秘密】紀錄片。【不能戳的秘密】片中指出台灣之所以爆發禽流感疫情，是有人將禽流感病毒株偷偷製成禽流感疫苗販賣，由於製程粗糙，原先想讓雞隻產生抗體的疫苗，反讓疫情大流行；【不能戳的秘密】影片同時揭露農委會隱匿國內高病原禽流感疫情，並找專家學者背書放寬認定標準的過程。
【不能戳的秘密】是2011年李惠仁導演最新紀錄片作品。本片【不能戳的秘密】將輪迴在台灣學界、官僚系統那些明明看得到但卻又不能說的秘密，一次披露，呈現給觀眾。用深入淺出的方式將艱深的公衛知識化為常識，讓大眾明白每天圍繞在身邊的謊言與危機。這部片子李惠仁導演要捍衛的不只是全民的健康，也是永恆不滅的正義!
【不能戳的秘密】影片原始檔來自:蘋果動新聞；導演:李惠仁
當政府變成地痞流氓
2011年6月6日 星期一當人生只有黑色-救救土地徵收惡法下的彭秀春
PeoPo 公民新聞
竹南大埔張藥房-彭秀春女士:這是這輩子第三次被徵收了, 政府連僅存的六坪得以安身的家也要徵收去了!!!!!
從頭開始我就跟縣政府,公文來的時侯我就跟它講我說,我只剩下六坪了,我求你們能放過我嗎?我只剩下六坪是我的生活,我有去跟它們講, 沒有人要理我,就是沒有人要理我,真的是它們不會考量,你就是要拆,就是依法行政,就是公文一直來嘛,公文來的時候每天叭叭...那郵差就叫我蓋印章 (掛號信),手拿著就一直抖一直抖,反正公文就一直來我的土地...權狀...就變成縣政府的.
原文連結: http://www.peopo.org/portal.php?op=viewPost&articleId=84042糧食危機關鍵報告-彭明輝教授 5/24 在工研院的演說
2011年6月5日 星期日看守世界研究中心（WorldWatch Institute）董事長克里斯多夫．弗雷文在《2009 世界的現況》專文〈世紀風暴〉說「目前幾乎可以確定，現在出生的小孩將會面臨由冷酷無情的暖化世界所造成困難重重的人生...糧食供應將會減少...滋養魚源的珊瑚礁面臨崩潰，無論你住在北半球或是南半球，無論你是有錢人或是貧窮人。」人類社會是一個「糧食因果網絡（Web of causality for food）」，榮耀、成就與努力，終究要與糧食連結。當我們急於征服全世界，回頭卻發現糧草供應岌岌可危。
chientai 於 2011-05-24 上傳
Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon expects serious inflation
2011年5月7日 星期六Wal-Mart CEO: Serious, Rapid' Inflation Will Send Prices Soaring!!!
Thursday, 31 Mar 2011 12:34 PM
By Greg Brown
The one retailer prepared to cut costs to the bone to save money for consumers now warns that prices will rise very soon — no matter what. Retailers have generally managed to hold prices low despite rising raw materials costs. They had little choice: High U.S. unemployment and lack of credit has kept people out of stores. That's over, says Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon. Prices will now rise across the board for all retailers, Wal-Mart included. He called the situation 「serious.」
"We're seeing cost increases starting to come through at a pretty rapid rate," Simon told USA Today in a meeting with the newspaper's editorial board.
Consumer prices rose by 0.5 percent in February, while core inflation — minus food and energy — was up 0.2 percent. Consumer confidence fell by a sharp 8.6 points in March, reports The Conference Board, after climbing in February, in part on expectations of coming inflation.
Wal-Mart will try to keep things under control, Simon says. "We're in a position to use scale to hold prices lower longer ... even in an inflationary environment," he told USA Today. "We will have the lowest prices in the market."
That might be, but the prices for most goods could rise at nearly all stores, so Wal-Mart's efforts would end up relative to an across-the-board increase in the cost of living.
Driving the inflation debate is a difference among monetary policymakers regarding inflation. That discussion centers on the ideas of 「headline」 versus 「core」 inflation.
「Headline」 inflation represents the actual cost of a basket of goods and services the average American buys.
The 「core」 number strips out energy and food prices, which are more volatile — often hitting higher highs and lower lows — than the rest of the items involved in calculating the real cost of living.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has repeatedly stated that his focus will be on the second number, core, since in his view the Fed's role is to manage long-term trends in inflation, not monthly or quarterly spikes in food or energy.
The Fed is well down the path of its latest, controversial $600 billion program of easing monetary conditions by purchasing U.S. Treasury bonds. Markets fear that some of the Fed cash printed up to buy those bonds could end up in economy instead, drastically weakening the dollar.
Since commodities like food and oil are priced in dollars, that has led to at least some short-term speculation that the Fed will lose control of inflation entirely.
Accordingly, safe havens such as gold have touched new highs, recently trading at $1,459 an ounce. Oil is above $106 a barrel in the United States, and nearly $117 in European trading.
In turn, rising food prices have sparked riots around the world, an outcome Bernanke flatly dismisses as the Fed's responsibility. He has said that foreign central banks can control their own, local inflation using their own monetary policy, although it's clear that doing so would endanger exports for those countries and slow their growth.
A dissenting member of the Federal Reserve now scheduled to retire from the bank is repeating his long-held view that the Fed's easing policy is directly dangerous to Americans.
"If current policy remains in place, we almost certainly will stimulate the growth of asset values and inflation," Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig said Wednesday in a speech at the London School of Economics, reported Dow Jones Newswires.
"There are signs that the world is building new economic imbalances and inflationary impulses," Hoenig said. "The longer policy remains as it is, the greater the likelihood these pressures will build and ultimately undermine world growth."
The Crash Course
2011年5月1日 星期日Fasten your seat-belt......
The next 20 years are going to be completely unlike the last 20 years.
The Crash Course: The Unsustainable Future Of Our Economy, Energy, And Environment (by Chris Martenson)
http://www.chrismartenson.com/crashcourse (watch FULL version)
Crash Course: Chapter 1 - Three Beliefs
Crash Course: Chapter 2 - The Three E's
Crash Course: Chapter 3 - Exponential Growth
Crash Course: Chapter 4 - The Power of Compounding
Crash Course: Chapter 5 - Growth vs. Prosperity
Crash Course: Chapter 6 - What is Money?
Crash Course: Chapter 7 - Money Creation
Crash Course: Chapter 8 - The Fed & Money Creation
Crash Course: Chapter 9 - A Brief History of U.S. Money
Crash Course: Chapter 10 - Inflation
Crash Course: Chapter 11 - How Much is a Trillion?
Crash Course: Chapter 12 - Debt
Crash Course: Chapter 13 - A National Failure to Save
Crash Course: Chapter 14 - Assets & Demographics
Crash Course: Chapter 15 - Bubbles
Crash Course: Chapter 16 - Fuzzy Numbers
Crash Course: Chapter 17a - Peak Oil
Crash Course: Chapter 17b - Energy Budgeting
Crash Course: Chapter 18 - Environmental Data
Crash Course: Chapter 19 - Future Shock
Crash Course - Chapter 20: What Should We Do?
Chris Martenson on Budget, Corruption, Economy, Investing, Energy, Japan Nuclear Crisis
2011年4月30日 星期六
Money As Debt 中文字幕版
2011年4月28日 星期四
由Paul Grignon製作的這部47分鐘的動畫片以簡單易懂的方式向我們展示了錢的本質和製造方法。你將瞭解你我所努力賺得的貨幣的價值，是如何長期遭到財團的操縱與政府的背叛......
Money As Debt 中文字幕版1
Money As Debt 中文字幕版2
Money As Debt 中文字幕版3
Money As Debt 中文字幕版4
Money As Debt 中文字幕版5
糧食危機關鍵報告：台灣觀察
出版社：商周出版
2011/3/27 南部開講-糧食危機
2009/3/26憤怒的獅吼(2)----"20年後我們吃什麼?"
2008/09/20 WTO系列講座三
當我們被政府集體出賣時(1)當我們被政府集體出賣時(2)
當我們被政府集體出賣時(3)
2008/05/26 沉默海嘯
1. 稻米之國危機 菲律賓爆缺米2. 天災頻仍致糧損 生質燃料引糧荒
3. 缺糧危機遍全球 上億人陷饑荒
4. 米價節節升 耕者無其田
5. 台灣自己不夠吃 大米援外暫喊停
6. 稻米荒民眾慌 彌補錯誤政策
7. 台灣黃豆靠進口 糧食危機隱若現
8. 排擠畜產業糧食 糧荒問題趨嚴重
9. 珍惜一粥一粒米 教育下一代惜福
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil
2011年1月30日 星期日Peak Everything...
Confronting Collapse: The Crisis of Energy and Money in a Post Peak Oil World
Michael C. Ruppert (Author)
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 1 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 2 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 3 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 4 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 5 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 6 of 7
Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil - PART 7 of 7 (2010 Update)
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