Slave Revolt RadioUtopian Capitalism on Sam's Plantation

Slave Revolt Radio
Utopian Capitalism:
Over-spending, Over-consumption and Intentional Economic, Psychological, and Physical Debt Servitude
by Tracey James

The over consumption over spending 'Life' style of much of the American population is a trap. It's a poor imitation of the Elite. It's a labor class that's been beat down and in turn lost of much of it's own class identity, only for it to be replaced with the decadent destructive 'life style of the rich and famous' class groupings. The real 'price' for such Utopianism is devastating mentally, emotionally, economically, and culturally.

In this (Ruins of Empire) segment called Utopian Capitalism: Over Spending, Over Consumption and Intentional Economic, Psychological, and Physical Debt Servitude' Slave Revolt will try to explore some of these dynamics.

Clips from Juliet Schor, Monie Love, Ayesha aka Najahface, John Coltrane, and others help bring this debt servitude to the light. A 'life' style where the labor masses are putting on a minstrel performance of the rich.

Slave Revolt Radio: Dollar$ & Chain$

Slave Revolt Radio
Dollar$ and Chain$: U.S. Imperialism in the Age of Petrodollar decline
by Tracey James

The modern day Empire of America rest on two major pillars, it's military and the U.S. dollar. The U.S. dollar is part of the imperial order. In the 1970's the Government of America with it's great an essential ally in Saudi Arabia locked the world into a petrodollar exchange system. Forcing the world to have to gain access to American currency as the only means to purchase the crucial energy fuel petroleum. This petrodollar scheme launched the second phase of the U.S. imperial 'American century'. A dollar imperial order that has devastated world development and is one of the key component to 3rd world debt.

Slave Revolt explores these dynamics in a (Ruins of Empire) segment called 'Dollar$ and Chain$: U.S. Imperialism in the age of petrodollar decline'. We examine the rise of the Euro currency and the conflict that these two privatized monetary systems are in. This conflict has geopoli! tical, corporate based alignment, Nation state implications. War without end is what these institutions have to offer the slaves and servants of the planet unless we break the chain of this 'dollars and chains' order.