Hope to hear more about this. In other countries and in 1984, it is the government that controls the media. Here it is the corporations and the billionaires who own the corporate media.

I am seldom on Facebook and I am not going to Philly for the march, so without articles like this I would not know about it.

The Intercept, Thom Hartmann, TYT, etc should be notified and pick up this story.

The establishment has lost the battle to maintain neo liberal economics at all costs ...

Naomi Klein posted this yesterday

On the surface, the battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders looks like a deep rift, one that threatens to splinter the Democratic Party. But viewed in the sweep of history, it is evidence of something far more positive for the party’s base and beyond: not a rift but a shift—the first tremors of a profound ideological realignment from which a transformative new politics could emerge.

Taken together, the evidence is clear: The left just won. Forget the nomination—I mean the argument. Clinton, and the 40-year ideological campaign she represents, has lost the battle of ideas. The spell of neoliberalism has been broken, crushed under the weight of lived experience and a mountain of data.

What for decades was unsayable is now being said out loud—free college tuition, double the minimum wage, 100 percent renewable energy. And the crowds are cheering. With so much encouragement, who knows what’s next? Reparations for slavery and colonialism? A guaranteed annual income? Democratic worker co-ops as the centerpiece of a green jobs program? Why not? The intellectual fencing that has constrained the left’s imagination for so long is lying twisted on the ground.

This broad appetite for systemic change did not begin with Sanders. During the Obama years, a wave of radical new social movements emerged, from Occupy Wall Street and the Fight for $15 to #NoKXL and Black Lives Matter. Sanders harnessed much of this energy—but by no means all of it. His weaknesses reaching certain segments of black and Latino voters in the Democratic base are well known. And for some activists, Sanders has always felt too much like the past to get overly excited about.

The Best Has Yet To Come

that John Oliver did on Last week Tonight? About how they "Censored" search results to favor Clinton?

It was pretty damning. I don't see a link for that segment on Youtube yet unfortunately

with the post I did this morning for your other post Steven. So maybe the group is being targeted because it's bigger and more noticeable? The simple way around that is to do what I did, as a smaller user, have them all post the details anyways. FB can not and won't continue to spend all day and manhours blocking them all. And just keep bombarding with the links each time they try.

I sure will.

We need to develop our own internet infrastructure and get away from FB, Google, and the like who are taking over the internet.

I asked each of my friends to share it with all of their friends and also to TWEET THE LINK ADDRESS.. which will spread it even faster...

FUCK ZUCKERBERG'S KORPORATE BULLSHIT-FEED.

The facebook group I am a part of Bay Area For Bernie is super active and we have been connecting very aggressively through it, making plans for action and sharing views. In my view it doesnt help that you are so dismissive. Without that group many people in the san francisco Bay area that are now connected would not be.

By the way, I have never posted a recipe or a selfie on facebook. You don't use facebook, i get that, but you are also missing out on connrecting with a ton of people you will never otherwise connect with.