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Thursday, Nov 282:05 AM
- Swiss Q3 GDP +0.5% on quarter vs +0.5% in Q2 and consensus of +0.4%.
- On year, GDP +1.9% vs +2.5% and +1.7%
- Household consumption +0.2% on quarter, construction investment +1%, and exports of goods +0.5% following a long period of relative stagnation.
- The USD-CHF is flat at 0.908 francs, while SMI stock futures are also little changed. (PR)
- ETFs: FXF, EWL, FSZ
Thursday, Nov 282:05 AM| Comment! -
Friday, Nov 88:57 AM
- UUP +0.4% premarket as the dollar gains across the board behind the strong jobs print. The greenback is making its biggest move vs. the yen (FXY -0.7%), but is also higher vs. the euro (FXE -0.4%), pound (FXB), Swiss franc (FXF), and aussie (FXA -0.5%).
- Gold tumbles 1.2% to $1,293. GLD -1.1% premarket.
- Dollar ETFs: UDN, UUPT, UDNT.
- Gold ETFs: GLD, IAU, PHYS, SGOL, UGL, DGP, GLL, DZZ, UGLD, DGL, DGZ, AGOL, GLDI, DGLD, FSG, TBAR, UBG
Friday, Nov 88:57 AM| 26 Comments -
Thursday, Oct 179:21 AM
- Maybe most interesting in wake of the debt deal is the action in the dollar and Treasurys - both of which signal the Fed taper is out of the picture for some time. Yesterday's Beige Book indicated slowing economic growth across 4 of 12 Fed districts.
- Off another 5 basis points in morning action, the 10-year Treasury yield is down to 2.62% from 2.76% just ahead of the deal announcement yesterday. TLT +0.6%, TBT -1.3%.
- The dollar (UUP, UDN) is getting hit across the board, with the euro (FXE), pound (FXB), yen (FXY), and swissie (FXF), aussie (FXA), and loonie (FXC) all posting significant gains. The Swiss franc is the strongest, up 1.1%.
- Treasury ETFs: TLH, TLT, IEF, DTYL, DLBL, ILTB, TENZ, ITE, TLO, EDV, VGIT, VGLT, TMF, TYD, LBND, UBT, UST, TMV, TYO, SBND, PST, TBT, DTYS, DLBS, TBF, TTT, TYNS, TYBS, TBX.
- Currency ETFs: UUPT, UDNT, ERO, ULE, URR, EUO, DRR, EUFX, GBB, FXY, JYN, YCL, YCS.
Thursday, Oct 179:21 AM| 2 Comments -
Thursday, Sep 194:25 AM
- The Swiss National Bank reiterated Thursday that its franc (FXF) ceiling is "essential" and kept the cap at 1.20 per euro.
- "There's absolutely no reason to give [it up]," SNB President Thomas Jordan said earlier this month in an interview.
- With the economic situation in the eurozone still tenuous (at best), "safe haven positions have [remained] far stickier than most investors thought possible," a UBS currency strategist tells Bloomberg.
- As expected, the SNB also kept the band for its benchmark rate unchanged at 0-0.25%.
- Full release
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Sunday, Sep 158:37 PM
- S&P 500 (SPY) futures +1.1% following Larry Summers pulling out of the race to be Fed chief. Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) and DJIA (DIA) +1%.
- 10-year Treasury futures are up nearly a full point, translating into about a 10 basis point dip in the 10-year Treasury yield, which closed Friday at 2.88%.
- Eurodollar futures are partying, the December 2016 contract up a full 17 basis points - in other words, nearly one 25 basis point Fed rate hike has been erased on the Summers news. Still, at 97.33, the Dec. 2016 contract is pricing in nearly 250 bps in hikes between now and then. The Eurodollar market has always been a great repository of market angst, and to say the taper and Summers were making players nervous would be putting it mildly.
- The greenback is lower across the board, down about half a percent vs. the euro (FXE), pound (FXB), yen (FXY), swissie (FXF), and loonie (FXC), and off a full percent vs. the aussie (FXA).
- Precious metals are on the move as well, gold +1.7% to $1,330 per ounce, and silver +2.5% to $22.25.
- Stock index ETFs: IVV, SPY, VOO, RWL, SFLA, SSO, UPRO, SDS, SPXU, SH, EPS, RSP, BXUB, BXUC, BXDB, DIA, DDM, UDOW, DXD, SDOW, DOG, IWM, VTWO, EWRS, SRTY, TWM, RWM, TNA, URTY, UWM, TZA, SMLV, TWOK.
- Long-dated Treasury ETFs: TLH, TLT, IEF, DTYL, DLBL, ILTB, TENZ, ITE, TLO, EDV, VGIT, VGLT, TMF, TYD, LBND, UBT, UST, TMV, TYO, DSTJ, DSXJ, SBND, PST, TBT, DTYS, DLBS, TBF, TTT, TYNS, TYBS, TBX.
- Dollar ETFs: UUP, UUPT, UDN, UDNT.
- Short-duration Treasury ETFs: SHY, SHV, IEI, BIL, TUZ, FIVZ, DTUL, VGSH, DTUS, DFVS, DFVL, SST, ISTB, TBZ.
- Related currency ETFs: ERO, ULE, URR, EUO, DRR, EUFX, GBB, YCL, YCS, JYN.
- Precious metals ETFs: GLD, IAU, SGOL, PHYS, AGOL, DGL, UBG, DGP, UGL, DZZ, GLL, DGZ, UGLD, DGLD, GLDI, SLV, SIVR, AGQ, DBS, USV, ZSL, USLV, DSLV, SLVO.
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- The 10-year yield fell to as low as 2.70% overnight, but is currently 3 bps above yesterday afternoon at 2.74%. TLT -0.4% premarket.
- Europe's off moderately and Asia fell inline with yesterday's decline in the U.S., but crude oil surged more than $3 per barrel to $112 before falling back to just above $109 at the moment.
- The dollar (UUP) is stronger across the board, with the euro (FXE), cable (FXB), yen (FXY), swissie (FXF), and loonie (FXC) all off somewhere in the area of 0.5% against the greenback. As is typical of late, the aussie's (FXA) decline is somewhat higher, -0.8%.
- Other dollar ETFs: UUPT, UDN, UDNT.
- Related currency ETFs: ERO, ULE, URR, EUO, DRR, EUFX, GBB.
- Treasury ETFs: TLH, TLT, IEF, DTYL, DLBL, ILTB, TENZ, ITE, TLO, EDV, VGIT, VGLT, TMF, TYD, LBND, UBT, UST, TMV, TYO, DSTJ, DSXJ, SBND, PST, TBT, DTYS, DLBS, TBF, TTT, TYNS, TYBS, TBX.
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Tuesday, Aug 277:49 AM
- Moving along with the precious metals over Syrian tension is crude oil, with both WTI crude (USO) and Brent (BNO) up more than 1.6%. WTI at $107.50 per barrel is threatening to take out levels last seen in the Spring of 2011.
- The greenback is also catching a bid, moderately higher against the euro (FXE), cable (FXB), and the loonie (FXC), but sharply higher vs. the aussie (FXA). The dollar is losing a good bit of ground against the yen (FXY), and off just a bit vs. the Swiss franc (FXF).
- Dollar ETFs: UUP, UUPT, UDN, UDNT.
- Related currency ETFs: FXE, ERO, ULE, URR, EUO, DRR, EUFX, GBB, YCL, YCS, JYN.
- Oil ETFs: OIL, USO, DBO, OLO, USL, CRUD, UCO, DTO, SCO, SZO, DNO, UWTI, DWTI, BNO, UOIL, DOIL.
Tuesday, Aug 277:49 AM| 4 Comments -
Thursday, Aug 154:38 PM
- Rising rates, the decline in stocks, and escalating violence in Egypt provided no bid for the greenback which fell across the board today.
- The dollar (UUP -0.7%) lost more than 1% against the Swiss franc (FXF +1%) and nearly 1% vs. the yen (FXY +0.8%) and cable (FXB +0.9%). The euro (FXE +0.7%) gained nearly three quarters of one percent.
- Typically the first to sell off when markets get a bit panicky, even the loonie (FXC +0.2%) and the aussie (FXA) picked up ground against the U.S. unit.
- A reason? Maybe the commodity sector (DBC +1%) - it was notably strong with metals, energy, and the grains all higher.
- Related dollar ETFs: UUPT, UDN, UDNT.
- Broad commodity ETFs: DJP, GSP, LSC, RJI, GSC, GCC, GSG, DBC, DPU, DJCI, UCI, USCI, DYY, UCD, DEE, CMD, DDP, RGRC, CTF, CFD CSCR, CSCB.
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Sunday, Aug 112:48 AM
- The Swiss National Bank will abolish its cap of 1.20 francs (FXF) to the euro once the SNB starts increasing interest rates, which are at zero, bank Vice President Jean-Pierre Danthine says. The EUR-CHF rate is 1.2307.
- "The day the SNB decides to raise rates, there can no longer be a restricting minimum exchange rate," Danthine says. "Today the absolute priority is the cap, which we will keep in place as long as necessary.
- The SNB imposed the limit in September 2011 in order to prevent deflation and a recession. However, the SNB's ultra-loose monetary policy has led to soaring house prices and fears of overheating.
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Monday, Jul 88:41 AMThe dollar (UUP) and the euro (FXE) should continue as the favored currencies among developed economies (they're currently #1 and #2 YTD), says UBS, thanks to stronger U.S. growth and eased political risk in the EU. Their gains will come at the expense of the safe-haven Swiss franc (FXF) and the commodity-linked aussie (FXA). |Monday, Jul 88:41 AM| Comment!
Wednesday, Jun 510:17 AMSafe havens haven't been so safe lately (see gold, see dividend stocks), and hedge funds are gearing up to attack another, says SocGen - the Swiss Franc (FXF). As Fed tapering draws near, yield differentials between the greenback and the swissie should increase at the same time the SNB continues to pledge a weaker franc. "All richly valued 'safe havens' are potentially perilous assets when liquidity is about to dry up." |Wednesday, Jun 510:17 AM| 2 Comments
Wednesday, May 227:35 AMThe Swiss franc tumbles to its lowest level in 2 years after SNB chief Thomas Jordan says a raising of the 1.20 euro/franc floor and/or negative interset rates are among the steps the bank could take. The swissie (FXF) is off 0.4% vs. the greenback, but more importantly down 0.7% vs. the euro to CHF 1.2606 - the 1.20 floor seemingly miles away. No crisis here. |Wednesday, May 227:35 AM| Comment!
Friday, May 179:38 AMDid the Fed tighten while we were getting a cup of coffee? The greenback is soaring against all other currencies, with the dollar bull ETF (UUP) gaining 0.6% - an unusually large move for that vehicle. Strength against the yen (FXY -0.3%) and the aussie (FXA -0.9%) are givens of late, but the greenback is up about 1% vs. both the loonie (FXC) and the swissie (FXF), and about 0.6% vs. the euro (FXE) and cable (FXB). Getting hit are Treasurys (TLT -0.5%), the dollar bear ETF (UDN -0.6%) and of course, gold (GLD -0.7%). |Friday, May 179:38 AM| 5 Comments
Thursday, May 93:06 PMThe dollar (UUP +1%) is soaring across the board (not just against the yen, where it's now spiked through ¥100 to ¥100.56). The greenback is threatening parity vs. the aussie (FXA -1.1%) for the first time since last summer, and the euro (FXE -1.1%), swissie (FXF -1.4%), loonie (FXC -0.5%), and pound (FXB -0.6%) are seeing sizable declines as well. Commodities? Red. Gold (GLD -1.1%), Silver (SLV -1.2%), Oil (USO -0.6%), Copper (JJC -0.8%). |Thursday, May 93:06 PM| 5 Comments
Thursday, Mar 149:55 AMThe Swiss Franc (FXF) is little-changed vs. the greenback and the euro after the SNB reiterates the currency remains too strong and it will enforce the 1.20 floor against the euro with "utmost determination." The debt crisis no longer on the front pages, the euro has been trading above the floor for some time, and currently buys 1.2340 francs. The Swiss ETF (EWL) +19.3% Y/Y. |Thursday, Mar 149:55 AM| 1 Comment
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It Can Be Done. Now is the Time. Americans Can Stop the Corporate Machine and Create a New World
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October2011.org seeks to Stop the Machine and Create a New World. It can be done. Indeed, it must be done and now is the time to do it. The thousands who have joined October2011.org know the challenges we face but we also know that the disastrous direction the country is going is unacceptable. We have seen that the normal tools - elections, lobbying and education - do not work. The U.S. is facing a crisis on many fronts - economic, environmental and in foreign relations - and the government does not respond or even makes things worse.
We certainly understand the despair, lost hope and discouragement that many Americans feel about the U.S. political system. The system seems designed to make change impossible. We also see the power and sophistication of the corporate propaganda media machine. But, we also see people in the United States seeing through the propaganda, understanding the truth and getting angry. In every rebellion around the world that has occurred in the last year - from Egypt to Spain - the view that it can't be done, the people will not rise up would have been the belief of 95% of the population before it happened. Predicting the future is not as easy as it looks. There is a lot of evidence that the time may be right for an American Awakening. The past is not always the future.
The organizers of October2011.org are well aware of the challenges we face and aware of the power of the U.S. police forces to stamp out dissent. We have faced them before. We are developing contingency plans to deal with those issues. And, we know if the police remove us on the first day, October 6, we will come back in the days that follow with even more people. We will not give up. Indeed, in Spain on the first day, the police cleared out a few hundred people, and then they came back two days later with thousands more and stayed for a month. They continue to pressure the government with their indignant independent movement demanding real, fundamental change starting with real democracy, not the phony two party charade they encounter in Spain as we also do in the United States.
October2011.org is a peoples led effort. The people who have signed up are doing their part: Spreading the word; Urging their friends and families to come; And, coming themselves. We all know we cannot let business as usual continue -- it is literally killing us and others, degrading the environment, destroying the middle class and creating massive transfers of wealth to the richest 1%.
One thing that stops many from doing anything is fear of failure. We don't fear failure. October2011.org will be a success. The issue is what level of success will it be? That is up to you, dear reader. If you see the misdirection of the country, do not despair, join us. Unified with confidence in our power we cannot be stopped.
There are always people who say "it can't be done." If the human species lived by that credo we'd still be living in caves and not growing our own food. Africans would still be slaves in the United States. Women would not be allowed to vote. All of these changes became inevitable after seeming impossible. Indeed, change is inevitable. Our economy is collapsing and government is dysfunctional. This cannot continue. Change will occur. It is our job to direct it to a better world.
People involved in this effort have been organizing for years, some for decades. Some of the leaders, including me, organized events where 130+ were arrested in December and 110+ in March protesting the wars. Many were part of organizing demonstrations of tens of thousands of people. This event builds on years of organizing, not just demonstrations but organizations. It is not an event coming out of nowhere or disconnected from other organizing work. And, none of us see this event as the final event that will solve all the problems the United States is facing.
We see October2011.org as another event building an independent movement. This event is not about "instant"gratification, it is about persistent, well-informed citizen action that demands an end to war and domination by concentrated corporate interests.
In December I worked with some of the leaders of Veterans for Peace and other organizations to protest the wars. We knew when we organized this event we would be building to something like October2011.org -- we called it building a "culture of resistance". At this event, Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent and author Chris Hedges, made a clarion call for resistance, large and small, against corporatism and militarism: "Hope will only come now when we physically defy the violence of the state. All who resist, all who are here today keep hope alive. All who succumb to fear, despair, and apathy become an enemy of hope. They become in their passivity agencies of injustice."
The people of the United States are showing they are ready to revolt against the tyranny of corporate power. October2011.org is not alone in organizing a revolt against corporatism and militarism. We are part of a rising tide of Americans who have had enough. If the corporate media covered what was going on in the U.S. this time would be seen as one where the country is in revolt. The corporate media does not cover the culture of resistance because they know that if Americans knew they were not alone they would be empowered to do more.
Here's a snapshot of America in Revolt. There are many more examples - big revolts in Wisconsin, Ohio and Michigan against austerity and challenges to union rights. There are many other revolts being planned that are bigger than the ones listed below. October2011.org may be timed exactly right, it may be the zeitgeist moment where the people of the United States are ready to stand up against the corporate-state and demand real change; demand that the peoples necessities come before the profits of campaign donors. Here are some examples of Americans revolting against the status quo, some you may have heard of, but I doubt you have been aware of all of them: Peace protesters have been out all over the country demanding an end to the war. On the anniversary of the Iraq War a protest was held in Washington, DC: :
Those who favor transparency in government, oppose war crimes, oppose abuse of prisoners and want to see a fair justice system have been protesting for Bradley Manning, the alleged Wikileaker. After this protest at Quantico, Manning was removed from solitary confinement and placed in more appropriate pre-trial conditions:
And, outrageous police force did not prevent the success of the Free Bradley Manning Movement:
Wall Street has been a particular target of U.S. protest. Banksters were protested on April 15th as we became aware that the nation's biggest banks, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase were not paying any taxes:
Some are showing they can even mount successful protests by themselves, see this Los Angeles Bank of America protest,
U.S. Uncut, a new protest movement organized bottom up has resulted in hundreds of protests against the banks. Here is one example of many, US Uncut vs. Boston Bank of America:
You can see more at U.S. Uncut.
National People's Action has mounted some of the most effective protests against banks and the austerity being caused by Wall Street:
They have also been very effective in pushing over the issue of property foreclosures and holding banks accountable:
Many are angry about the foreclosure crisis which is taking people out of their homes, resulting in vacant buildings undermining neighborhoods and families living in the streets. See these California foreclosure protests which lead to 22 arrests:
Some have even camped out in public parks to protest austerity measures. This protest, Bloombergville, camped out in Union Square in New York City protesting the austerity budget of Mayor Bloomberg.
Students are protesting lots of actions being taken against them in the name of austerity and budget cuts. Students in Arizona took over their school board when they tried to cut the Mexican American Studies program.
Students in Detroit took over a high school the government was closing, a high school for pregnant girls that was having excellent educational outcomes:
The group By Any Means Necessary described the destruction of public education and why people are protesting in this video:
College students have protested around the country over massive tuition hikes, once again caused by austerity budget and deficit spending. Here are some examples, among many, Rutgers' students sit-in president's office:
Berkeley students protest tuition increase:
and a report on protests by students across the country:
While the media put a spotlight on the Tea Party, magnifying their protests beyond their real size, they also ignored nationwide protests against the health insurance industry as Obama pushed health care reform that further entrenched insurance domination of health care. The reason the Tea Party was covered by the corporate media was because their message was consistent with the insurance industry, keep government out of health care, leave it to the market. Those who challenged corporatism were ignored by the corporate media - but they were protesting across the country. The National Mobilization for Health Care shows many of the videos and tells the stories of health care protests at insurance companies throughout the country where more than 1,000 signed up to risk arrest to stop insurance domination of health care.
You can see videos and report of health care actions all over the country here.
The issue of climate change has been manipulated by the media to make it look like the science is unclear and the people oppose dealing with the urgent issue of climate change. In fact, many Americans are standing up. Tim DeChristopher, who will be sentenced on Tuesday, July 26th for stopping the illegal leasing of public lands to the oil and gas industry, stands out as an important resister. Here he is being hugged and sung to by supporters after being found guilty of fraud in oil lease purchase.
Tim gave a powerful, impromptu speech after the guilty verdict where he explained the strength of unity - why we must work together and support each other to make real change.
DeChristopher is not alone. Here are climate protesters taking over the Department of Interior earlier this year:
resulting in some being arrested.
And more on the arrests here.
Related to climate change is the continued dependence of the United States on coal. The fact is the U.S. could have a carbon-free/nuclear-free energy economy by 2035, instead the U.S. continues to allow mountain tops to be removed to mine coal. Many Americans are speaking out and opposing this practice. At this flower show mountaintop removal protesters criticized PNC Bank for their support of coal, 2011:
and here is a protest in West Virginia:
Earlier this year opponents of Mountain Top removal conducted an inspiring 50 mile march up Blair Mountain:
People in the United States also see the human rights violations of big business, especially the mistreatment of workers and the sucking out of dollars from local communities. Here hundreds of students march on Ohio State to kick out human rights violator Sodexo:
and this event in Washington, DC last week:
These are a few among many, many more examples of America in revolt. Multiple protests are occurring every week. America is in revolt and October2011.org is seeking to bring all of these concerns together. October 6 ,the beginning of the occupation of Freedom Plaza, is the beginning of 11 years of war in Afghanistan and the first week of the new federal fiscal year that will make austerity spending - for everything except war - a reality. Every issue will be affected by this new budget and the link between war spending and austerity will become evident to all.
October2011.org seeks to unite Americans who recognize the need to end corporatism and militarism.
Already enough people have signed up and many more have told us they are coming without signing up so that we know October2011.org will be a success. The only question is how successful. When we announced October2011.org we published an article History is knocking! Now that we have been organizing this event for two months, there is no doubt history is in fact knocking. October2011.org will be an event of historic significance.
We know that out of this event will come more actions - just like a splash creates ripples; mass resistance will create more resistance. As Wikileaks says, "Courage is contagious." We want to make as big a splash as possible so that the impact is long-lasting and an independent political movement builds so it cannot be ignored. If you would like to see a turning point in history be part of October2011.org. Join us in spreading the word, reaching out to all Americans and making the turnout as large and as strong as possible.
Kevin Zeese is on the steering committee of October2011.org and directs It's Our Economy.
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Thanks a lot!. I will be there!
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Thank U I will be there :)
I am not an American citizen but our country was greatly affected by the past recessions. I am not totally aware of what's really going on with the US political system. But I salute the organizers of october2011 for giving us readers awareness on your current political situation. The Online MLM Mastermind System hopes the best for the US Government.
No Linda, no willing participant of the "Stop The Machine" protest would be turned away or ostrasized in any fashion because of prior party affiliation of whatever "brand".
The point being that our current reality is that there is the 4% who comprise the plutocratic elite, and then there are the rest of us. Fascism (defined as corporate rule in a very glass and chrome amoral sort of way) has risen. If you have figured that out, and have chosen the side of the people, then welcome.
There are just as many "Democratic fascists" presently as any other kind. You need to disabuse yourself of your "party" loyalty feelings. Your party, clearly has not been loyal to you.
Our democracy is dead. Died a while ago. Then lay in state until February of last year when subsequent to the SCOTUS decision of Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, it was buried. We are presently in the midst of a class war. And so far, we are losing, badly.
October2011 is about taking our country back, reinstating "a" democracy, and "the rule of law" once again.
Good luck to you.
Illegitimus non Carborundum
And Stay Strong and take care of one another.
I am NOT a Democrat. I'm a socialist who worked on Nader's campaigns since 2000.
David confused me with his article. I didn't "get" what the heck he was asking us to do. The left is fragmented but, like you, I think October is about pulling it together behind the pledge we all have made.
David has in the past been a big Democrat supporter, but he has now pledged to be in DC in October so I'm hoping he has disabused himself of those loyalties too.
Anyway, again sorry if I sounded like a disappointed Dem. Farthest thing from it. See you in October?
I don't know what David has done in the past. Nor do I care. I can't speak for him. But I will say this, things are changing rapidly. This movement is gaining momentum, and chaos is enchroaching on us simultaneously. We must find one another, and find a way to make a difference together.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Illegitimus non Carborundem
Stay Strong and take care of one another.
I couldn't agree more with you on the non caring bit but lately I haven't been to think the same from all the clonazepam side effects I've been experiencing.. Anyway, I think they should also stay strong and take care of one another! =]
Can someone explain to me what David is saying here? October 2011 has a pledge. Is there something stopping Democrats from taking it? He seems to be saying that people coming to DC on October 6 will not work with Democrats. If Democrats (voters not politicians) take the pledge and show up, I don't think they will be kicked out, will they?
Anyway, I found the article mystifying.
Linda, the way I read it is David is saying it's foolish for the Left to allow itself to fracture, as it has so often in the past, over this, that, or the other issue. We have to work together, even if we don't all agree on all issues, for the greater good.
And the greater good in this case is acknowledging that both parties are wrecking the country, both parties are screwing the middle class and the poor, both parties are beholden to corporate interests. Too many Democrats refuse to acknowledge this. They're too invested in "D = Good" and "R = Bad." That kind of tribalism doesn't help us. In fact, it actively hurts us.
Of course anyone who takes the pledge is welcome -- is needed -- on October 6th, and beyond. And taking the pledge means recognizing that this isn't an event for the Democratic Party. It's a movement by and for the people of this country, who've been just as neglected by the Democrats as by the Republicans.
I think I have understood the spirit of the event. In my response to Robert Alexander above, David's article gave me pause, not because I am a Democrat (I'm not) but because I wondered what we can do about the fracture. I think October is the answer.
But thanks to both you and Robert for answering my clumsily asked question.
I'll be there on the 6th. I believe we have to be.
I really wish I am there..
How did it go? I hope I could be there.. But I am still here to support..
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For anyone that thinks it can't be done, they should read this post, it surely made me think otherwise.. I mean, after prolonged use of tricyclic antidepressants I feel nothing but unsure lately but this certainly made a difference
As long as people are afraid of losing jobs or money, they won't do anything about it (and the powers that be know this and are relying on it). Until we have a majority sense of sacrifice for the larger goal, I don't expect any change. We need to get Corporations, and the government/corporate revolving door out of our politics, or nothing will ever change. It's both that simple...and not so simple.
I wonder how many of these actions Americans -- even politically aware Americans -- know about. One? Two? None? The corporate media dismisses them with barely a sniff, while hanging on the Tea Party's every word. Sooner or later, there will be a reckoning.
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What happens to a songbird when she sings the wrong tune? She quickly finds herself in a flight for her life!
Garrick Honeybun was only at the Halloween fundraiser as a favor to his cousins and his Uncle Brick. But that didn't mean he couldn't enjoy the singer, who stirred his senses like nothing he'd ever experienced, and had a voice like molten honey. In fact, he fully intended to tell her how much he enjoyed her singing.
Unfortunately, somebody got to her before he could. And when the guy who shoved her around behind stage showed up dead in the cloak room, Garrick's beautiful songbird took a runner. Now Garrick had to find her, and when he did, he fully intended to find out why she killed the guy—and figure out how he could help her get away with it.
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The glass shower door opened and Garrick's head lifted.
Ena stood there, wearing only a hopeful look on her beautiful face. "I could really use a shower," she told him by way of explanation.
Garrick straightened away from the wall, his heart pounding over her offer.
She was exquisite. Garrick's breath halted in his chest at the sight. He wanted to say something witty and sexy, but his throat had closed and all he could do was give her his hand.
Clasping his fingers, she lifted a long, shapely leg and stepped inside, staying just outside the direct spray of the water. Heated mist covered her smooth, brown skin in glistening beads.
His gaze skimmed downward, from her face to the high, lush curves of her breasts and lower, to the narrow span of her waist.
Standing with one leg slightly cocked and a hand on the glass of the shower enclosure, Ena seemed completely relaxed under his slow perusal, like a woman who was comfortable in her own skin.
With good reason. She was truly stupendous.
Garrick skimmed a fingertip along her jawline. "Are you sure, songbird?"
She nodded, her tongue slipping out to taste his finger as he touched her lips. "I want the doubts and fear to go away for just a little while." Her lips parted as she took a deep breath and a glistening drop slipped down her cheek.
It wasn't water.
"Give me pleasant thoughts to replace the bad, Garrick." She clasped his hand in both of hers, pulling it to her breast. "I just want to feel good for a little while."
Warm, velvet skin met his palm, the hard, little nub of her nipple pressing against its center. He stepped closer and she gasped as his long, rigid shaft touched the soft skin of her belly. His hand enclosed the lush mound of her breast and his other hand found her hip, caressing the smooth flesh there. "I'd be honored to give you pleasure, Ena."
She started to smile, but the smile slipped away as he went on.
"You're vulnerable now, songbird. You're scared and worried. This is not a good time to start a sexual relationship."
She shook her head, reaching for him and pressing the gentle swell of her stomach against his shaft. As his world tilted under a wave of pure lust, her hands spread over his buttocks and she squeezed. Cocking her head she looked up at him as the cascading water painted her in glistening drops. "I've been taking care of myself and Jackson for ten years, Garrick. I've overcome fear and ignorance to make a life for the two of us. I'm no shrinking flower. I know what I want. And right now I want you." She slipped her finger along his jaw as he'd done to her, smiling as her fingernail scratched against the bristle. Lifting to the tips of her toes, Ena pressed her lips against his and Garrick's world shattered under the emotion the soft touch created.
Her lips quivered slightly and she halted there, her hands wrapped around his forearms, as she waited for him to decide if he would give her what she wanted.
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Her eyes met his and he saw the strength there. It was a strength honed from conquering fear over and over again. It was a strength built on fighting back rather than shrinking away. Its existence was a measure of the woman standing before him. Ena Vargis didn't run from things that frightened her. She didn't turn away from things she didn't understand. She took things head on and, as a result, had probably been hurt too many times to count. Garrick's throat closed as he looked down into that fierce gaze. She was a damn impressive woman. A woman who'd earned her place in the world and would earn the greater heights she was climbing toward.
She was a woman who deserved the happiness she'd fought so hard to find. And he'd be damned if he would deny her the pleasure she was asking for when she needed it to keep on fighting.
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She dropped her head and started to step back. But Garrick didn't release the hand he'd peeled from his wrist, instead he lifted it to his lips and placed a tender kiss in her palm.
Her chin lifted, her eyes widening slightly in surprise.
Garrick pulled her close and held her there with an arm around her waist. He smiled, enjoying the way the flash of doubt disappeared from the sexy topaz gaze. "I thought you'd never ask," he told her finally.
Ena laughed and her breath fanned his face in softly delicious puffs as he lowered his lips to hers and let the doubts in his mind slip away like water sliding down the shower drain.
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Soylent Green
Soylent Green | |
theatrical release poster by John Solie
Directed by | Richard Fleischer |
Produced by | Walter Seltzer Russell Thacher |
Screenplay by | Stanley R. Greenberg |
Based on | Make Room! Make Room! by Harry Harrison |
Starring | Charlton Heston Leigh Taylor-Young Edward G. Robinson |
Music by | Fred Myrow |
Cinematography | Richard H. Kline |
Editing by | Samuel E. Beetley |
Distributed by | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer |
Release dates |
Running time | 97 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Box office | $3,600,000 (rentals)[1] |
Soylent Green is a 1973 American science fiction film directed by Richard Fleischer and starring Charlton Heston and, in his final film, Edward G. Robinson. The film overlays the police procedural and science fiction genres as it depicts the investigation into the murder of a wealthy businessman in a dystopian future suffering from pollution, overpopulation, depleted resources, poverty, dying oceans, and a hot climate due to the greenhouse effect. Much of the population survives on processed food rations, including "soylent green".
The film, which is loosely based upon the 1966 science fiction novel Make Room! Make Room!, by Harry Harrison, won the Nebula Award for Best Dramatic Presentation and the Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film in 1973.
The 20th century's industrialization has left the world permanently overcrowded and polluted. In 2022, with 40 million people in New York City alone, housing is dilapidated and overcrowded; homeless people fill the streets and food is scarce. Most of the population survives on rations produced by the Soylent Corporation, whose newest product is Soylent Green, a green wafer advertised to contain "high-energy plankton", more nutritious and palatable than its predecessors "Red" and "Yellow", but in short supply.
New York City Police Department detective Robert Thorn (Charlton Heston) lives with his aged friend Solomon "Sol" Roth (Edward G. Robinson), a former scholar who helps Thorn's investigations. While investigating the murder of William R. Simonson, a director of the Soylent Corporation, Thorn questions Shirl, a concubine (referred to as "furniture"), and Tab Fielding, Simonson's bodyguard, who, when the murder took place, was escorting Shirl to a store selling meat "under the counter" for Simonson.
Thorn later gives Roth the Soylent Oceanographic Survey Report, 2015 to 2019 found in Simonson's apartment. At the police station, Thorn tells his lieutenant (Hatcher) that he suspects an assassination: nothing was stolen from the apartment, its sophisticated alarm was not working for the first time in two years, and Simonson's bodyguard was conveniently absent. Continuing his investigation, Thorn visits Fielding's apartment and questions Fielding's concubine, Martha, helping himself to a teaspoon of strawberry jam, later identified by Roth as too great a luxury for the concubine of a bodyguard.
Under questioning, Shirl reveals that Simonson became troubled in the days before his death. Thorn questions a Catholic priest Simonson had visited, but the priest at first fails to remember Simonson and is later unable to describe the confession. Fielding later murders the priest to silence him.
New York Governor Joseph Santini, once Simonson's partner in a high-profile law firm, orders the investigation closed, but Thorn disobeys and the Soylent Corporation dispatches Simonson's murderer to kill Thorn. He tracks Thorn to a ration-distribution where police officers are providing security. When the Soylent Green there is exhausted and the crowd riots, the assassin tries to kill Thorn during the confusion, but is crushed by a "scooper" riot-control vehicle.
Roth takes Soylent's oceanographic reports to a like-minded group of researchers known as the Exchange, who agree that the oceans no longer produce the plankton from which Soylent Green is reputedly made, and infer that it must be made from human remains (as this is the only conceivable supply of protein that matches the known production). Unable to live with this discovery, Roth seeks assisted suicide at a government clinic called "Home".
Thorn rushes to stop him, but arrives too late, and is mesmerized by the euthanasia process's visual and musical montage— a display of forests, wild animals, rivers, and ocean life, now extinct. Under the influence of a lethal drug, Roth tells Thorn his discovery and begs him to expose the truth. To this end, Thorn stows himself aboard a garbage truck to the disposal-center, where he sees human corpses converted into Soylent Green. Returning to make his report, he is ambushed by Fielding and others.
He phones his precinct for backup but the precinct is engaged on a priority call. Thorn asks to be connected with Shirl, and to be "cut in" when the precinct is free. Thorn tells Shirl to stay with her apartment owner and Shirl tells Thorn she wants to live with him, but in no time the line is "cut in" and Thorn is connected to Hatcher. Thorn retreats into a cathedral filled with homeless people. In the ensuing fight, he kills Fielding but is seriously injured. When the police arrive, Thorn urges Hatcher to spread the word that "Soylent Green is people!"
- Charlton Heston as Thorn
- Leigh Taylor-Young as Shirl
- Chuck Connors as Fielding
- Joseph Cotten as Simonson
- Brock Peters as Hatcher
- Paula Kelly as Martha
- Edward G. Robinson as Sol Roth
- Stephen Young as Gilbert
- Mike Henry as Kulozik
- Lincoln Kilpatrick as the Priest
- Roy Jenson as Donovan
- Leonard Stone as Charles
- Whit Bissell as Santini
- Celia Lovsky as the Exchange Leader
- Dick Van Patten as Usher #1
The screenplay was based on Harry Harrison's novel Make Room! Make Room! (1966), which is set in the year 1999 with the theme of overpopulation and overuse of resources leading to increasing poverty, food shortages, and social disorder. Harrison was contractually forbidden control over the screenplay and kept from knowing during negotiations that it was MGM buying the film rights.[2] He discussed the adaptation in Omni's Screen Flights/Screen Fantasies (1984, ISBN 0-385-19202-9; edited by Danny Peary),[2] noting that the "murder and chase sequences [and] the 'furniture' girls are not what the film is about — and are completely irrelevant" and answered his own rhetorical question "Am I pleased with the film? I would say fifty percent".[2]
While the book refers to "soylent steaks", it makes no reference to "Soylent Green", the processed food rations depicted in the film. The book's title was not used for the movie on grounds that it might have confused audiences into thinking it a big-screen version of Make Room for Daddy.[3]
This was the 101st and last movie in which Edward G. Robinson appeared; he died of cancer twelve days after the filming, on January 26, 1973. Heston claims no one knew that Robinson was terminally ill, but that he knows why he was powerfully moved after filming the scene of Sol Roth's death, Robinson's character.[4]Robinson had previously worked with Heston in The Ten Commandments (1956) and the make-up tests for Planet of the Apes (1968).
The film's opening sequence, depicting America becoming more crowded with a series of archive photographs set to music, was created by filmmaker Charles Braverman. The "going home" score in Roth's death scene was conducted by Gerald Fried and consists of the main themes from Symphony No. 6 ("Pathétique") by Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 6 ("Pastoral") by Beethoven, and the Peer Gynt Suite ("Morning Mood" and "Åse's Death") by Edvard Grieg.
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The film was released April 19, 1973.[5] Time called it "intermittently interesting"; they note that "Heston forsak[es] his granite stoicism for once" and assert the film "will be most remembered for the last appearance of Edward G. Robinson.... In a rueful irony, his death scene, in which he is hygienically dispatched with the help of piped-in light classical music and movies of rich fields flashed before him on a towering screen, is the best in the film."[6] New York Times critic A.H. Weiler wrote "Soylent Green projects essentially simple, muscular melodrama a good deal more effectively than it does the potential of man's seemingly witless destruction of the Earth's resources"; Weiler concludes "Richard Fleischer's direction stresses action, not nuances of meaning or characterization. Mr. Robinson is pitiably natural as the realistic, sensitive oldster facing the futility of living in dying surroundings. But Mr. Heston is simply a rough cop chasing standard bad guys. Their 21st-century New York occasionally is frightening but it is rarely convincingly real."[5]
As of August 2013, Soylent Green has a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 34 reviews.[7]
American Film Institute Lists
- AFI's 100 Years...100 Thrills - Nominated[8]
- AFI's 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes:
- "Soylent Green is people!" - #77
- AFI's 10 Top 10 - Nominated Science Fiction Film[9]
Home video[edit]
Soylent Green was released on laserdisc by MGM/UA in 1992 (ISBN 0792813995, OCLC 31684584).[10] In November 2007, Warner Home Video released the film on DVD concurrent with the DVD releases of two other sci-fi films; Logan's Run (1976) and Outland (1981).[11] A Blu-ray Disc release followed on March 29, 2011.
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- Survival film, about the film genre, with a list of related films
- ^ "Big Rental Films of 1973", Variety, 9 January 1974 p 19
- ^ a b c Jeff Stafford. "Soylent Green (1973)". Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved 2011-06-12.
- ^ Harry Harrison (1984). "A Cannibalised Novel Becomes Soylent Green". Omni's Screen Flights/Screen Fantasies. Ireland On-Line. Retrieved 2009-09-07.
- ^ http://www.michaelowencarroll.com/hh/soyrob.htm
- ^ a b A.H. Weiler (April 20, 1973). "Soylent Green (1973)". The New York Times. Retrieved 2011-06-12.
- ^ "Cinema: Quick Cuts". Time. April 30, 1973. Retrieved 2011-06-12.
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what do ya'll think of the following...as in which would yield the most retainable size while shedding a bit of bf?
trenazone x/x/x/x/-/-
epi -/-/x/x/x/x
sd x/x/x/0/0/0
epi -/-/x/x/x/x
(with this, i think i'll keep the sd to 10mg and maybe go for 4 weeks instead of 3?)
anyway, supports and everything will be plentiful (hcg, cycle assist, cissus, omegas)
pct will be nolva, daa, lean xtreme, and probably sustain alpha.