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Liam Hysjulien, As It Ought to Be: ''Since 2008, the geopolitics of food, both on the production and consumption side, has become a growing crisis on the one hand, and a call for social revolution on the other.... Out of the Arab Spring revolutions, the importance of food has not only lent credence to realities of inequality, corruption, and desperation, but has also provided an emblematic demarcation for what kinds of abuse people will no longer endure.''

http://www.truth-out.org/revolution-will-be-edible-occupy-wall-street-arab-spring-no-bread-no-peace/1327595130

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The Summer of Muslim Discontent

By James Petras

The so-called ''Arab Spring'' is a distant and bitter memory to those who fought and struggled for a better world, not to speak of the thousands who lost, life and limb.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article32538.htm



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