Real change starts with real demands:

• Healthcare for all
   Medicare for all is a compromise. Don’t settle for half-measures.

• A minimum standard of living for everyone
   A higher minimum wage is good. A guaranteed standard of living would be transformative.

• End the wars
   War is the racket ($$$). Peace is the answer.

MC/DS : Money – Corruption / Demands – Solutions
  – Follow the money. Always.
  – Call out the corruption; relentlessly.
  – Have robust demands (dial them up to eleven!)
  – Good demands lead to good solutions.

Both major political parties are thoroughly corrupt and only serve the interests of billionaires and large corporations.  Educating people about this difficult reality is a crucial first step.  But what is step two?

The Eleven Demands strategy proposes the formation of a mass movement centered around a coherent, concise set of demands, and the convergence of direct action, mutual aid, and electoral efforts to achieve a better world.

Everyone knows that big money & corruption are running the show.  It’s time for the 99% to be clear about our demands and insist on real solutions.

  Read the The Eleven Demands here 

We need a mass movement based on clear demands, with a strong focus on corruption


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     Money – Corruption / Demands – Solutions


  The Eleven-Demands Strategy:  Construct – Embrace – Educate – Demand – Support – Intensify – Be Relentless


A readout of the Eleven Demands articleThe Core Problem, the Challenge, and the Solution“:

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  The key ideas:

  • It’s the top 0.1% vs. the rest of us
  • Always follow the money
  • We need real democracy (outside the duopoly)

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