Adbusters is calling for a global protest on Oct. 29 ahead of the G20 in France in early November to demand a 1 percent tax on all financial transactions and currency trades.
âHopefully it will be kind of a global peopleâs moment to demand the one thing, and weâre hoping that that one thing will be something like a transaction tax, or a Tobin tax, or Robin Hood tax on the financial flows,â says White
A one percent Robin Hood tax on all financial transactions and currency trades would slow down fast money, and it will have a major impetus on the global economy," said Lasn.
I expect that day in 1029, there will be a global march, people will participate in 11 in France the heads of the G20 summit to convey their aspirations. By then, I hope they can put forward a clear requirement that all financial transactions tax. We hope that the G20 summit to do something to reduce the frequency of financial transactions, financial transactions will be tax levy to be used in place of some more practical, rather than on the global âBig Casinoâ on.
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The Adbusters Media Foundation describes itself [2] as a non-profit âanti-consumeristâ organization that functions as âa global network of artists, activists, writers, pranksters, students, educators and entrepreneurs who want to advance the new social activist movement of the information age.â
Like many so-called leftist non-profits, Adbusters is a creature of globalist foundations. According to research conducted by Activistcash.com [3], Adbusters takes money from a number of supposedly progressive foundations, including the big Kahuna of leftish foundations â the Tides Foundation and Tides Center. Between 1996 and 2003, Tides doled out $334,217.00 to Adbusters, by far the largest amount of eight foundations donating.
Steve Baldwin [4] claims Tides received over $7 million from George Soros.
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