transaction tax as they're calling it a robin hood tax on all stocks and currency treats as the adbusters website reads let's send him a clear message we why it has slowed down some of that one point three trillion dollars in easy money that sloshing around the global casino we have every day each day enough cash to fund every social and environmental initiatives the rule. the g. twenty summit designed to over twenty nine votes open up people get the message that act. the bet herman cain after weeks of getting pummeled on his nine nine nine plan since it represents the biggest x.i. on poor people in the history of the nation cain has a new line of defense he's not going to tell anyone what it is but you know the thing to figure out what is going to be the greatest hope for. those. reenters that paid back on track. but i didn't tell them. oh wait i get attacked of it while we are playing with it. so herman cain has a secret plan to protect the poor i guess that makes sense after all you can't be explicit about helping the poor if you're running for the rich publican domination then again c

advisers ever played an integral role in sparking the occupy wall street movement in new york city adbusters is now calling for more activism at the upcoming g. twenty summit in thoughts encouraging millions to rise up and demand a financial transaction tax as they're calling it the robin hood tax all stocks and currency tricks as the adbusters website reads one son of a clear message we want you to slow down some of that one point three trillion dollars in easy money that sloshed around the globe so you know you have every day each day enough cash to fund every social and environmental initiative will. the g twenty summit design running on a soap and the people get the message that act. but that herman cain after weeks of getting pummeled on his nine nine nine plan since it represents the biggest x.i. on poor people in the history of the nation cain has a new line of defense he's not going to tell anyone what it is but you know being very proud of what is going to be the president told. those. we had to pay back on track. but i didn't tell him how over. all the way through i feel the tax bi

it srted withh adbusters in canada launching a movement. and iteally group. i was in toronto this week as they we occupying toronto. explained the global movement. what do they find in common? >> i think pain and the fact that they are in a place where they can see no adscapape. there wasn't -- there was a woman interviewed in greece. they lost their restaurant beuse they did not have customers coming in. she said we cannot afford our mortgage. that sort of pain without a place to go or get a job is happening in different places around the world. people a angry. there is a lot of unrest. a lot of disparity in wealth fuels of the inequality and on fairness. >> i gave up a career as a political journalist and decid there was no way to fix congress or the white house but a lot being done in the financial world. what can the private sector do to respond to some of these issues? >> first of all, the private sector has to listen and try to understand. i think is missing p people even if their mesessages s are modeled you have to listen them and begin a dialogue. as

so the proposal is a one percent financial tax on all financial transactions and currency trades adbusters is calling for a global march on october twenty ninth the day before the g twenty leaders summit in france to demand that leaders impose that tax immediately so in an open statement from the vancouver based magazine it said let's send them a clear message we want you to slow down some about one point three trillion dollars in easy money that sloshing around the global casino each day and not cash to fund every social program and environmental initiative in the world if anyone out there is wondering if they've heard this concept before well they probably have economists or proposed similar financial times in the past and the new york times last year economics professor nancy fold predicted a prob policy like this would raise one hundred seventy five billion dollars in revenue here and as a web site out of the u.k. called robin hood tax dot org and i discussed as how this concept could be beneficial to everyone and even had a few famous faces take part in a series of ideas. it's. just t

kind of perfect right because i'll keep my long wall street really launched by adbusters magazine activists around that because we're all sort of fans of the old sixty's situation as some board the society the spectacle of whose main idea right was a sort of brilliance power of modern capitalist societies to sort of absorb dissent involved you know turning it into a commodity turning it into a spectacle so you know we'll take this sort of revolutionary movement back he was a real you know we've seen the occupy wall street condoms we think of there are a lot of people that are now trying to monetize this whole thing let's do our last story really really great because it's so funny so imagine that you're traveling and you have to give up you know your suitcase to get to the t.s.a. and then you open up her suitcase and somebody may or may not have found a personal sex toy in there and are just a sign from the t.s.a. of the get your. because it's actually happening to somebody you. know blogger out there who you know this is the you know the jewel pulled from from families to person just i feel