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october 2014 we suspect silence skip to content we suspect silence what you don t say and what you don t do will define you month october 2014 my message to marketforces org au on divestment and direct action below is the message i provided today with my 1 star facebook review of market forces the australian divestment campaign group who work closely with 350 org lock the gate alliance and greenpeace is this what has become of activism eliciting cheers for too big to fail banks with continuing and massive fossil fuel investment i once worked beside you guys we ve both been labelled extremist divestment is a disease vector carrying with it the promise of a shinier business as usual you are engaged in a program incubated and conceived by petro dollar rich elites they want us to stay consumers but for us to feel as if the world is changing for the better divestment is crowding out the air space for coverage of direct action this is happening everyday on biggreen social media the same radical direct non violent action that all biggreen leaders call for is being overshadowed by a content and messaging imperative a friend called my reviews of green groups using the star rating functionality social media arbitrage after i discovered that greenpeace australia pacific had removed their star rating functionality following my comments star ratings can t be removed if they don t breech standards if you really don t want the public to see a comment you have to remove the functionality altogether which is what greenpeace australia pacific did big greens like greenpeace and 350 org don t like to engage in discourse they are happy to have kumi naidoo and bill mckibben declare that it s time for civil disobedience and then preside over a bunch of well promoted proof of concept actions but when it comes to frontline action they are fundamentally exploitative if you don t believe me you just have to compare the social media feeds between frontline action on coal and their alliance partners biggreen have caved in to main stream media s dislike of content from the frontline where people are materially slowing the progress of mining one of the very many market forces facebook memes some of these have congratulated hsbc citibank deutsche bank jp morgan chase barclays morgan stanley credit agricole and so on michael swifte activism biggreen discourse climate activism divestment frontline action leave a comment october 31 2014 october 31 2014 1 minute search for recent posts did the chatham house rule s help labor to stage manage the voice referendum the belem declaration australia signed it but it is moving in the opposite direction the voice a policy proposal without an implementation plan jumbunna institute for indigenous education and research independent aboriginal and torres strait islander led review of closing the gap solidarity in silence shireen morris broken hearts and the voice detail recent comments stakeholders should on why were the catsi act reforms 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