Tip:
Highlight text to annotate it
X
bjbj ~ Wired for Success TV ~ Mastering the 7 Areas of Life HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
www.wiredforsuccess.tv Presented by Melanie Gabriel & Beryl Thomas [Episode 27] Occupy
Wall Street Strike Debt Occupy Wall Street - Strike Debt - Wired For Success [Episode
27] [0:00:10] Beryl: So welcome to another episode of HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv . I am Beryl Thomas and with me is my co-host Melanie Gabriel.
Say hi Mel. Melanie: Hello everyone. Beryl: And today s very special guest is a young
man called Aaron Smith who s part of a group of volunteers who go by the name of Strike
Debt. Strike Debt, an offshoot of Occupy Wall Street is dedicated to exposing the enormous
inadequacies of a system that forces people into debt to pay for the very basics in life
such as housing, education and medical care, debt that is owed by the 99 percent to the
1 percent. Aaron has been a participant in several initiatives of Occupy Wall Street
from park maintenance to research on the financial system. He s also a host of Occupy Wall Street
Radio on WBAI. Strike Debt recognizes that what 99 percent of Americans have in common
is debt. But by joining together and taking collective action, there are ways to write
off these debts, ways that are unavailable to the individual. Today Aaron is going to
tell us about their Rolling Jubilee initiative where they buy debt for pennies on the dollar
but instead of going out and collecting the debt, they abolish it. So welcome Aaron. It
s fabulous to have you on our show. Thank you so much for being here. Aaron: Thanks
Beryl and thanks Mel for having me. Pleasure to be here. Beryl: So you are doing incredible
work, Aaron, your organization. Tell us why Occupy movement started this new offshoot
Strike Debt. What was the inspiration going on there? Aaron: Well, from the very first
moment that we were in the park last fall, you could tell that the reason a lot of people
are coming own there and the reason that sort of tied everyone together we call it the tie
that binds the 99 percent was that they were in these crushing amounts of debt and that
this debt was shaping the choices that they made in life and it often came from not [0:02:06]
[Indiscernible] get spending but to sort of daily basic needs. Forty percent of Americans
put basic needs on their credit cards. More than 50 percent of the debt collection accounts
in the country are from medical expenses. Almost two-thirds of bankruptcies are from
medical expenses. Housing debt is ubiquitous and was a major factor in the financial crisis
and tuition debt is spiraling out of control. It s now larger than auto loans and larger
than credit card debt in the United States. So everyone, almost everyone has debt and
almost everyone is making choices in their lives in order to pay off that debt. They
re essentially mortgaging their future in order to pay for their ability to survive
in the present. This is a theme from very early on in the park. One day a man held up
a piece of whiteboard and just asked people to write the amount of their debt on there
and you had people just streaming in, writing these huge amounts of debt and telling stories
about how they got into debt. So it has been a motivating principle ever since the early
days of Occupy Wall Street and that several campaigns came out of that. One of the most
[0:03:12] [Indiscernible] was the Occupy Student Debt campaign, which was a goal to sort of
build a movement to end the student debt problems here in the United States. What they did,
one of their initiatives was to issue a pledge for people to sign that. One million people
signed this pledge. All of them would stop paying their student debt and they ended up
only getting about 10,000 people to sign the pledge and they learned something very interesting
in the process of going through this pledge, which helped then form Strike Debt and the
Rolling Jubilee. What they learned was that there are actually already 5 million people
who are in default in their student loans in the United States and this number is growing
extremely rapidly. I think it s actually close to six million now. Just growing since last
year. So what they realized is that this group of people who are already in default who were
already basically on Debt Strict can be thought of as this invisible army, these people who
are sort of isolated from one another but are participating in debt resistance because
they have no other choice. So that became the motivating principle behind Strike Debt
when we started meeting in Washington Square Park in May of this year was that if we could
somehow mobilize this invisible army, if we could somehow get them to step out of the
shadows and see each other as a collective force rather than this individual, isolating
situation that they re in, then we could start to build a debt resistance movement and that
s exactly what we ve been doing since May. Beryl: So tell me what the Debt Resistance
Movement is. Well I know what you re doing is you re collecting donations and then you
re able to buy debt with those donations in a way that an individual couldn t do. So I
love what you re saying about people coming together because as individuals, you re very
isolated and you re very disempowered but actually when you come together as a group,
you re much more empowered and you have found a way to be able to buy up that bad debt.
Would you like to talk about that? Aaron: Right, yes. So the Rolling Jubilee which you
re mentioning is just one tactic and I want to frame it within the larger context of Strike
Debt, right? So as you said, yeah, coming together and realizing the power of our collective
action is really the motivating principle of Strike Debt. We like to say that debt when
treated as an individual is a burden but when we act together, it s leverage. Like the old
saying goes, if you owe the bank $100, you have a problem. [0:05:31] [Inaudible] million
dollars, the bank has a problem. Together we owe the banks trillions and trillions of
dollars and we are standing together to say to them we actually owe you nothing and we
re going to start using that as a point of leverage for negotiating a better future.
So the way that takes shape in several [Inaudible], first we did we held a number of debt assemblies
in Washington Square Park. We just brought people together, had them talk about how they
got into debt. The very first of these, I remember so well because I thought, maybe
we have two or three people and then we would start to do the heavy work and having the
conversation to try and tie together all their situations between housing debt and medical
debt and tuition debt. That wasn t what happened. What happened was we had 50 people who just
told their stories, these incredible, heart-wrenching, compelling stories of just people living their
daily lives and all of a sudden discovering themselves up to their eyeballs in debt and
doing things like hiding from debt collectors and changing the way they live their lives
in order to get rid of this debtor to pay off this debt. So that was the first step,
to step out of the shadows, to relieve the shame of being in debt. It s your obligation.
It s only you that has to deal with it. ve moved on from there to building tactics for
people to actively resist debt. So we wrote something called the Debt Resistors Operations
Manual which you can get on our site StrikeDebt.org and it s just a bunch of practical, everyday
tips and tricks that people can use to resist debt collectors, to get out of debt and to
minimize the amount of debt that they have in their lives. Now the Rolling Jubilee is
an idea that has been kicking around in activist circles for a number of years and the basic
premise is this. It turns out that in the United States at least, large lenders, banks,
hospitals, things like that are required by law to sell off debts after 90 days or 180
days. It depends on the particular state and the particular kind of debt. When they sell
it off, they get a tax write-off for the difference between how much the debt was originally for
and how much they sell it for. So because they have to sell this debt by law and because
they get a tax write-off, they sell it for an incredible discount, something like 95
cents off. Sometimes as much as 99 cents off. So there are these firms set up called debt
buyer that just have these volume arrangements. They just buy all of the debt that s sold
off. So they get incredibly good deals and then they sell it and they break it up into
pieces and they package it in ways that debt collectors might like and they sell it off
to debt collectors. Then this is where we come in. We say, Instead of selling to those
debt collectors, we will pay you the same price that they would pay and we will just
take the debt and we will get rid of it. We won t try and hound these people with phone
calls. We won t show up at their houses. We won t show up at their sick beds which a lot
of debt collectors do. They embed themselves in hospitals and then try to get people to
sign off on their debt while they re sitting there in the [0:08:22] [Inaudible]. The tactics
get awful. You can read more about it in the Debt Resistors Manual. So what we do, is we
erase the debt. We send the debtors a certified letter that says here s what has happened.
We [Inaudible] already and have a nice day. You no longer have to worry about this particular
debt. That s the basic idea. So we found that we can get debt for about [Inaudible] on the
dollar. Every dollar that comes in, we re able to raise about $20 worth of debt. Beryl:
For every dollar that comes in, you re able to clear $20 of debt. Aaron: About, yeah.
It s an estimate because it depends on which package we buy. Beryl: And how did you even
find out about this? This is what I can t work out. Was it an insider told you this
story? How did you guys work this out? Aaron: This is an idea that has been kicking around
in activist circles for a number of years now. It s an open secret. They [0:09:20] [Inaudible]
this is done. It s just that people didn t think to actually go ahead and do it until
earlier this year when an artist named Thomas Gokey who lived in Syracuse at the time decided
to just try it and he got together $500 and he bought $14,000 worth of people s debt and
he let them know that he was erasing it. Then when he realized this worked, he got in touch
with us and we started doing the hard work of investigating how to scale it. We talked
to the IRS. We talked to tax lawyers. We incorporated, started a non-profit and we sort of built
the infrastructure over the course of about four months and then we launched the Rolling
Jubilee on November 15th. Beryl: You did that very rapidly, didn t you? Aaron: I mean it
didn t seem very rapid at the time. Melanie: Did you get much resistance in putting this
together? Aaron: No, not at all. I mean in fact we are I can t reveal the identity of
who we re working with in the industry but you need to be a certified a debt buyer in
order to purchase the debt. So we are working with people in the industry and one of them
said I think this is a sentiment that s pretty widely held. I have kids and they re going
to be graduating with all this debt. This needs to stop and I think [0:10:35] [Inaudible]
they completely understand that the system that they re participating in is out of control
and we need to shine a light on it and we need to help people. There has been no resistance
from the part of the debt buyers. There might be if we were able to grow much, much, much
larger. I mean I want to make a point. The Rolling Jubilee is dealing in hundreds of
thousands of dollars right now. The secondary debt market in the United States is tens of
billions, perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars a year. s not even a matter of just
getting bigger and getting more press. We would need to be something qualitatively different
than what we are right now in order to actually affect the debt market. What we re doing is
helping people s lives and educating from the public. re not actually going to buy up
all of the debt. We re not actually going to change the way the debt market operates
with just this action. Beryl: No. Aaron: But we are educating people and we re going to
help people change the way that they deal with debt and that is what s dangerous to
the banks. That is what they might start to resist on. But I think that s a bit far down
the road at this point. Beryl: So when you say you help people change the way they deal
with debt because a lot of this debt they can t help but take on, can they? It s not
like you got to reeducate them not to take on debt because we all need some money to
live and in the US, you have to pay your medical bills. So are you saying you got to educate
people to demand that the system changes? Aaron: Yeah. I think that s exactly right.
It s often the case that people just have to take on this debt as the [0:11:59] [Indiscernible]
of their daily life. You made the point extremely well. It s not that people are just sort of
spending buying three flat screen TVs and cars and what not. This is medical debt. This
is tuition debt. This is basic needs. The eventual goal of the debt resistance movement
is for us to stop treating basic needs as products. We treat them as goods. We treat
them as goods in common. We don t treat them as things that should be financed by mortgaging
our future, by debt financing. That s a long goal. That s a decades long goal but it begins
with educating people about the fact that this debt that they re taking on, it doesn
t have to be that way and it s not that it doesn t have to be that way because you can
choose something else right now but it s that we together collectively can choose another
world. Beryl: OK. Melanie: So I just want to pick up on the bit about educating people.
So you mentioned the Debt Resistors Manual which can be downloaded from your site. Does
this manual and I have to hold my hands up and say I have no chance to have a look at
it yet. Does this manual remind us? Because for those of us who can be supportive but
are not involved in this, we re really isolated from this world and I think even people who
are in debt don t realize that it s not just them. Does this manual sort of reveal the
extent of the dreadful things that people go through and also begins the education process
in terms of what they could do? Aaron: Yeah, absolutely. In fact that s a primary goal
of the manual is to sort of shine a light on exactly how insidious the debt infrastructure
has become and in particular predatory practices of debt collectors which is sort of our initial
focus with these projects. We also have on the website at StrikeDebt.org something called
the Strike Debt Organizing Kit which basically tells you how to start your Strike Debt Chapter
wherever you are and there s dozens of chapters now springing up all over the world. There
s one in the UK. There s one in Toronto, all over the United States, and these will show
you how to build this sort of debt assemblies, the sorts of things that have really brought
people together here in New York City. It will talk to you about how to flesh out the
Debt Resistors Manual for your own town, how to focus on debt strike. So we re talking
about moving into targeted strikes on particular collectors or particular lenders or hospitals
or something like that where we start to unseat the debt infrastructure in targeted locations.
Beryl: By doing that, you said earlier something like this will start to frighten the banks.
This will start to make the banks realize that there is a force to be reckoned with.
Aaron: One hopes, right? Earlier this year, actually a couple of years ago, sorry, there
was the group that started to buy houses that were in foreclosure and instead of flipping
them and reselling them for a higher price, what they would do is just give them back
to the people who were living in them and perfectly brilliant idea. It didn t cost the
banks any money because they were already going to sell it for that amount anyway on
the foreclosure options. But the banks stopped dealing with those people. They refuse to
sell to anyone who wasn t going to sell it off to a different person. Melanie: Forgive
the simplicity of my question. What s the advantage of the bank to interfere there?
Aaron: The reason for that is they are afraid of something called moral hazard. So the idea
there is that if someone knows that someone else will just buy their house, and then sell
it back to them at the foreclosure price, then they will just go into default and they
will wait to get [0:15:45] [Inaudible]. Of course no one talks about the fact that the
banks don t have any downside to when they make these loans because they sell of mortgage-backed
securities. They sell off student loan asset-backed securities. They sell off securities for their
write-off, their charged-off debts and medical debt and credit card debt. No one talks about
the fact that the banks have a moral hazard but when a person wants to do it, when an
individual wants to do it, when an individual wants what the asset is actually worth to
the bank, then all of a sudden everyone is afraid. So we think maybe something like that
might happen down the road if we start to get big enough. But it s a little bit more
difficult in the debt collection industry because it s much more fragmented and they
actually don t know who our debt buyers are and we re not changing the buying patterns
[0:16:28] [Indiscernible] debt buyers. So we have a little bit of resistance strategy
there. Melanie: Oh, I see. So by being mysterious about it, they can t interfere and [Indiscernible].
My goodness. Aaron: We will see how it plays out. I think the banks are large and powerful
and they will eventually find a way to stop dealing with us, if they want to. But I think
if we get large enough for them to care, that s a [0:16:50] [Inaudible]. Beryl: And if you
achieve your goal of people demanding that the system change, because I don t think you
re planning on continuing this rolling what you said earlier, not planning on this growing
massively. You are hoping that people will work together and stand up with a stronger
voice and that makes me think do you have any politicians who are supporting you? Aaron:
We don t talk to politicians. [Inaudible] with these types of initiatives is that if
government wants to follow us, they re certainly welcome to do so. But we re not going to get
bogged down in the sort of transactional politics. So the attorney-general of New York State
right now is a guy named Eric Schneiderman who wrote a great article in Nation magazine
about four years ago where he said the problem with politicians on the left is that they
perform something called transactional politics. They get these checklists from left-leaning
organizations and they check off and they say, I will support abortion rights. I will
support environmental rights. Check, check, check, and that s all those organizations
ever ask of them. They don t do the transformational work of building movements outside of politics
and in order to really do that, you can t get involved in the nitty-gritty of trading
nuclear regulatory for pro-choice or something like that. We can t do that. What we have
to do is show that there is a very widespread desire for a different world and if this current
government wants to try and catch up and create that world, that s up to them. But in the
meantime, we re going to start [0:18:18] [Inaudible] instead. Beryl: You re doing it anyway. And
again I have to say the speed with which you ve done this is incredible and that s probably
because you don t have politics involved. You have a common belief there and you just
forge through. Can you talk a little bit just about the way that Occupy Movement has got
other offshoots? I know in a previous conversation you talked about Occupy Sandy which we don
t hear about. The mainstream media do not talk about these things. Melanie: What s going
on there? Aaron: [Inaudible] article about Occupy Sandy which is really well-written
but it hasn t gotten enough of the press relative to things like Red Cross and FEMA. So the
basic idea here is that the hurricane hit New York recently and New Jersey and the areas
around it. It was extremely severe. I m sure you saw the photos of Downtown Manhattan all
blacked out. But the parts that were hardest too were of course the poorest communities
that were right on the coast in the port areas. The very first day after Sandy hit, you saw
just of their own initiative people involved with Occupy, taking bicycles down there and
doing something that Red Cross would never do, FEMA would never do. They just went up
to people and they said, What do you need? Rather than show up Red Cross showing up with
its tents and with its medical kits and FEMA showing up with its aid packets and its loan
applications, which I will get back to you in a second. They said, What do you need?
That s how you ended up with people going into high rise buildings and going up to the
12th floor and helping elderly people get down or get whatever they need through those
dark stairwells that they refused to walk in because they were afraid. So you found
Occupy sort of filling a niche in both response and recovery work that no other organization
has and this is part of the ethos that we have of not working with governmental agencies
or not working through governmental agencies is that we really believe that by espousing
a sort of idea of mutual aid where we re helping to build a community together rather than
charity where it s like I m giving you X and you can go deal with the thing that I m giving
you. re helping to build a stronger infrastructure for all of us in parallel to the government
and in parallel to the relief organizations. So I mentioned the FEMA loans and I really
want to push on this because Strike Debt actually just released its 23-page public service report
which looks in-depth at how non-profit organizations and the government have responded to Sandy.
What you find is that loans are really their response. We got a lot of emails in the days
after Sandy and personally, people who live in New York got emails from credit card companies
saying, We heard you ve been affected by Sandy. We re so sorry. We want to help you. Here,
we re going to raise your credit card limit. This is their response, right? This is also
FEMA s response. So in order to get any kind of FEMA aid, you need to apply for a loan.
You need to fill out a loan application and therefore you need to be able to be someone
who can take on a loan, which is again at about six percent interest which is way, way
higher than the going interest rates here. Their response to crisis is essentially to
create more of the debt crisis and to create sort of this disaster capitalism approach
and what we re saying is instead of taking on those FEMA loans in order to rebuild your
business or your house or instead of selling out your business or your house to the corporations
that are already rolling out their development plans for the boardwalk areas and port areas
here in New York City. We will just help you build your house. We will tear out the moldy
carpet. We will tear out the moldy drywall and we will get the community together and
have everyone build in place right now. That s the sort of aid that moves people outside
of the debt infrastructure. That s exactly what we hope to see in the long term with
things like medicine, with things like education, with things like housing. Beryl: This is a
remarkable story, Aaron, and it s tragic that more people don t know about it but as you
say, it s probably not in the interest of the mainstream media and for government to
know that to have people knowing that this is what s going on. Aaron: It s just not a
sexy of a story. I mean let s be honest. Five hundred people trained to [0:22:30] [Indiscernible]
bunch of drywall around is not all that exciting story to tell. You want to talk about the
disaster itself and that nobody [Inaudible]. Melanie: So what kind of other things are
we so terribly ignorant about that the Debt Resistors Manual points to? Aaron: So there
s one thing that we re working on right now and I will just give you kind of a preview.
We re not ready to go all the way with this yet. But so as I said earlier, more than 50
percent of the debt collection accounts in the United States are from medical debt. This
is going to be incredibly byzantine to people who don t deal with our healthcare system
because it is actually extremely byzantine. But we have a bunch of laws in the United
States around health insurance privacy or health record privacy and so the basic gist
of the notion is that in trading around all of these medical debt accounts, you need to
sort of prove legally that you own the title to that debt account. We believe that because
of the health insurance privacy acts, and because of the way these debts are traded
back and forth, that most debt collectors actually can t prove that they have the legal
right to [0:23:44] [Inaudible] accounts. Yet they do so anyway. So there s a trick that
you can do which is if you write a letter to the credit agencies here in the United
States, there s three of them. They have to verify what you re disputing in your letter
within 30 days or it gets off of your credit report. re encouraging the millions and millions
of people, tens of millions of people who have medical debt collection accounts to write
letters. One in 14 people in America have these medical debt collection accounts. Write
letters and just wait 30 days and we bet that millions and millions of these accounts will
prove to be illegitimate and that debt will disappear without anyone spending a dime except
on [0:24:21] [Inaudible]. Beryl: One in fourteen people have these. Aaron: One in seven Americans
is being pursued by a debt collector and half of the debt collection accounts are medical
debt collection accounts. Beryl: That s overwhelming. Aaron: It s about 20 million people. Beryl:
Good lord and they re probably worrying themselves to a heart attack probably, worrying about
those, and it s not even genuine debt that they owe. Aaron: Yeah. It has probably not
been handled [0:24:52] [Inaudible]. So it s like in the mortgage crisis, is that all
these banks are trading mortgages back and forth and they actually ended up losing the
paperwork or losing the titles. Stuff was no longer valid and people were starting to
get banks were starting to get worried about this because there were lawsuits [Inaudible]
all over the country. So the federal government pushed all of the state attorney generals
to sign a settlement with the banks where they got out of it for just $25 billion. This
is a fraction of the trillions and trillions of dollars that they could have lost if people
were allowed to go ahead with their lawsuits. We have a window of opportunity here because
there has not been any settlement yet with medical debt collectors. Melanie: An eye-opener.
Beryl: It is an eye-opener indeed and I m interested in your own if you don t mind me
asking you this. You re a young man doing an incredible thing here. How has this changed
you by being involved in Occupy Movement? Can I ask you that? Aaron: Wow. I ve done
a lot of interesting things in my life and I have to say that being involved with Occupy
in the last year, I ve met most of the most intelligent and hardworking and just excited
individuals that I have ever met in my entire life. We joke about how we spend two months
working on a project together and the idea of being apart some of our friends who work
in the Rolling Jubilee are going on the road for a few months. The idea of being apart
for a few months is all of a sudden horrifying and we often know very little about each other
s personal lives. Yet we feel so close to each other. After working with someone for
months day in and day out, hours and hours a day, you find yourself asking things, So
what exactly is your job? re very close to each other because we ve done all this very
intense work together. Melanie: So you [0:26:42] [Indiscernible] together by a single purpose
which overrides all the other trivial stuff. Aaron: Yeah, it s an incredible environment
to work in and I m excited because it just seems to be more and more innovative everyday
and more and more people are showing up, who have more and more skills and more and more
ideas. Beryl: So it sounds like it really is gathering momentum even though we re not
hearing about it in the mainstream. Aaron: Yeah, and I think that s fine. The fact of
the matter is this idea that there s another way to live our lives outside of simply waiting
for the government to do everything for us, sort of letting corporations do everything
to us, is infectious and people are really standing up. Just today here in New York City,
there s a university here called Cooper Union which has been free for 100 years. It s sort
of one of the last [0:27:30] [Indiscernible] of free education. Recently, they announced
that they were going to start charging tuition essentially to pay for these vanity projects,
this giant new building that they build and the higher salaries they re giving to administration.
Instead of just taking it, the students are rising up. They re fighting back and they
re occupying the main building right now. They re in their third day at this very moment
and they re holding huge protests in Cooper Square and Downtown Manhattan and it s the
sort of thing that just happens now. It s people feel like they can stand up and demand
a better world and this would have been just unthinkable about two years ago and it s very
exciting to see it unfold day by day. Beryl: It s very exciting. So where do you think
this is do you feel like the momentum is gathering to such a point that we really will see some
definite changes in the systems? Do you see the shoots of something new coming? Aaron:
I do, yeah. I think of Occupy not as an organization or even a movement. I think of it as a set
of principles and a network of people that have been practicing together. So we get the
sense that there is another world that we want and that this world involves people power
and it involves making decisions locally and via democracy and we re practicing how to
do that. re developing how to do that and we re finding all of the ways in our life
in which democracy has been taken away from us or never actually existed in the first
place and we re starting to practice what a democratic solution would look like. We
will fail many times along the way but we will also discover many new things along the
way and I think that that idea is extraordinarily infectious and you re seeing it around the
world and you re seeing it be practiced in entirely new ways, ways unlike it has been
ever practiced before. Beryl: You really are pioneers, Aaron. You realize that, don t you?
You re pioneers. You re the frontier men. Aaron: I hope we find this frontier very populated
very soon. Beryl: Go Melanie. Sorry. Melanie: I was merely going to say so for the many
who live in a kind of bubble and are totally unaware of this very serious situation, having
woken them up to it, what is it they can do to be of assistance? Aaron: Yeah. So there
are a lot of things to do. Here in New York City, we re holding an open house on December
16th 2:00 PM and that s going to be a leap to this Global Visioning Summit. So on January
21st again in New York City but with video links to people all around the world, we re
going to start brainstorming what to do with all of these new ideas and what tactics [0:30:18]
[Inaudible]. We re going to talk about what tactics have worked in debt resistance movements
and the anti-austerity movements in Greece and Spain and in the UK as well. We start
finding commonalities and building global solidarity around these issues. The issue
of municipal and national austerity is directly related to the issues that we work on and
building that bride I think is next. So I encourage people to inform themselves about
the issues. Go to StrikeDebt.org. Follow us on Facebook. See us on Twitter and talk to
your local Strike Debt chapter or if there isn t one, start one and get ready. Start
envisioning what it would look like to resist debt around you, to strike debt around you
and then take part in this global summit. I think a lot is going to come out of this.
Not least of which are a set of tactics that everyone can work with together in a sense
that this network as I was saying, Occupy is this network. This network is global now
and this network is based on striking debt. Beryl: And we really shouldn t wait for somebody
else to do this. As individuals, we need to either donate to you. There s a Donate button
on your website. Either donate or as you say, take some practical action. At least start
thinking about one of those Strike Debt chapters in your own area. Aaron: How we use Strike
Debt is going to look different in every context, in every situation. In just a few months,
we ve come up with all these tactics that make sense in New York City and makes sense
in the United States. But once you latch on to that idea that you can imagine a world
that isn t financed by debt, and where you re not mortgaging your future to survive in
the present, new tactics will appear in every [0:32:07] [Inaudible]. We don t want to tell
you what those are. It may be joining the austerity resistance movement. It may be sort
of finding areas within your municipality that have been shut down or privatized. But
what we need to do is start thinking local and then we will help build global out of
that. Melanie: Very empowering. Beryl: It s very empowering. It s encouraging to hear
what you say about there are people even within this system that doesn t work or only works
for the few who are waking up. Like that chap you said who has got the young children. But
waking up to how rotten and unfair this system is and something has to change it. It seems
like people are waking up Aaron. Aaron: Yeah, people are definitely. I mean everywhere we
go, this idea has resonance across the political spectrum too. I think especially here in the
United States on the so-called right end of the spectrum, people are very enthralled by
the idea. We got a lot of good press in magazines like Forbes and Fortune which are generally
right-leaning magazines. People are enthralled by the idea that this is actually people taking
action. We re not saying, hey government, fix this. We re saying, No, we re going to
fix this right now. If government wants to do something about it, that s fine. They can
follow us. They can follow our lead. But this particular aspect of the idea I think has
a strong resonance around the world and around the political spectrum. Melanie: Well, yes,
so much food for thought here. Beryl: It has been enlightening and it s just wonderful
to hear that so many of you are doing such incredible things and giving up your time
and it I feel very emotional to hear these things are happening and I just hope and hope
that it gets bigger and bigger and we will do everything we can by publicizing this.
Will you come back and talk to us again, Aaron, about the next phase of Strike Debt and where
it goes next? Will you be a regular contributor to HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv Aaron: Sure thing, either myself or someone else in Strike
Debt will certainly be happy to talk to you especially when we get towards the Global
Visioning Day in January 21st. Beryl: We would love to. We will certainly talk about that
on our site. Yeah, come back then. Thank you. Melanie: So would you like to remind the viewers?
I know you mentioned it before but I think it would be nice to just remind them how they
would find out more. Aaron: Things are changing everyday. We send a lot of updates and news
about debt and initiatives and new Strike Debt chapters that we hear of around the world.
We do this via our Facebook page which is just Strike Debt, via our Twitter feed which
is also just StrikeDebt, one word. You can find all of those things via our main webpage
which is StrikeDebt.org, which will link you to the Rolling Jubilee. It will link you to
the Debt Resistance Manual. It will link you to the Strike Debt Organizing Kit and that
will be sort of the place to go for all of the updates of when our initiatives come out.
Beryl: Thank you very much. Thank you for tuning in to today s episode of HYPERLINK
"http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv" http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv We would just quickly like to mention before
we wrap up If you are watching on this episode on our site then please comment in the box
below and leave any thoughts or questions there Secondly, if you are watching this on
youtube, then be sure to press the subscribe button above and subscribe to our youtube
Thirdly, if you are listening to this on ITunes be sure to subscribe to our podcast channel
And if you are watching this on social media then please feel free to share this episode
with your friends. You can find us at HYPERLINK "https://www.facebook.com/WiredForSuccesstv"
https://www.facebook.com/WiredForSuccesstv and HYPERLINK "https://twitter.com/WiredSuccessTV"
https://twitter.com/WiredSuccessTV Lastly regardless of where you are listening to this
episode from, if you haven t done so already then please head on back to our main site,
wired for success.tv and join our newsletter for updates and content by adding your name
and email. We do reply to all comments and suggestions so we would love to hear from
you. So thank you for tuning in and remember to tune in for the next episode of wired for
success where we help you master the 7 areas of life From myself Beryl, my co host Mel
and our interviewee Aaron we bid you farewell until next time Take care HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv Copyright: Wired For Success TV All rights reserved. No part
of this transcript may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any
form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise,
unless full credit is given to wired for success TV and a link back to HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv is included in the use of the material. Disclaimer All
the material contained in this transcript is provided for educational and informational
purposes only. No responsibility can be taken for any results or outcomes resulting from
the use of this material. Whilst every attempt has been made to provide information that
is both accurate and effective, the authors do not assume any responsibility for the accuracy
or use/misuse of this information. PAGE PAGE HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
www.wiredforsuccess.tv hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> h,{0 hZ?> hZ?> hW C hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?>
hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> gdZ?> gdaUQ gdZ?> gdZ?> gdZ?> {i{TiAi haUQ hZ?> hZ?> hZ?> hZ?>
hs^- haUQ haUQ hs^- h.]8 h.]8 h.]8 h.]8 h.]8 haUQ vavavOv haUQ haUQ ygyg hEQ8 h%L^ hEQ8
dSd?S RJFJFJFJF hEQ8 hEQ8 hmrZ hmrZ gdmrZ gdmrZ &`#$ k)cJ k)cJ JFIF ,Photoshop 3.0 8BIM
http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/
image/jpeg Print
2012-10-07T23:13:11+05:00
2012-10-07T18:13:15Z 2012-10-07T23:13:11+05:00
Adobe Illustrator CS5
256 256 JPEG /9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAgEASABIAAD/7QAsUGhvdG9zaG9wIDMuMAA4QklNA+0AAAAAABAASAAAAAEA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xmp.iid:63504E9BAA10E211A328918A3F265EC8
xmp.did:63504E9BAA10E211A328918A3F265EC8 uuid:5D20892493BFDB11914A8590D31508C8
proof:pdf
uuid:61822816-08fe-49e4-b1b3-bff00841d01c xmp.did:5CC79DB8DF0FE211B3CC803610156FEE
uuid:5D20892493BFDB11914A8590D31508C8 proof:pdf
saved
xmp.iid:2F9B2B4B15CFE111A472D5BB9321F4E4 2012-07-16T12:10:16+05:00
Adobe Illustrator CS5 /
saved xmp.iid:2C8D16898FDBE11187BBE074E5E05BCD
2012-08-02T03:58:46+05:00 Adobe Illustrator CS5
/ saved
xmp.iid:16303AA1D8F7E111BC35810AE174DB59 2012-09-06T16:02:19+05:00
Adobe Illustrator CS5 /
saved xmp.iid:5CC79DB8DF0FE211B3CC803610156FEE
2012-10-06T23:15:12+05:00 Adobe Illustrator CS5
/ saved
xmp.iid:63504E9BAA10E211A328918A3F265EC8 2012-10-07T23:13:11+05:00
Adobe Illustrator CS5 /
EmbedByReference
F:\Clients\Nausal Technologies\October 2011\Nausal Technologies Pending Jobs\Wired
For Success\Pics\wired_brain_1328907072_300x300.psd
Print Adobe PDF library 9.90
Adobe DTsEF7Gc(UVW u*9:HIJXYZghijvwxyz
T6Ed' UeuV7 (GWf8v HXhx 9IYiy *:JZjz Y!yi6 :j:ui Sj-=6AW% : !UO,2E$K22 /s?*~j 4Tqe! ik*k$
iY"vr# 235NK/_Y IUU3 3)SKN +&/3 n/?M) $L5 w5VG9Q )U4f 33:H /7_s R:uJz SQQO Gb$p
4UiS_ W.9d ga>9|m bw_i|R 6ih' .BsM4 U_EW, XNU# HHLd A(ex ewK`( Rbq8 #~'fi nyzM KPr58
(ZDz QQf0 W2oQ t42" )r)J EE][CIMH 0(M? 2Iy& n[_2n p=)7km) b$>!O vOr|b xj*? /{?} !ZxL mZN[
dJzi &mvl-- #{K1 *zIw UeTQEMB Khnm R(hx h(2{ rsO,,_[p ^|l4 ;gc\VNvLuE |V{/ VXM-@; %q\ HjTqV
!AOP @|1lO ~-dd Y!w) z+au. fklO spUg ;mSTn*- 1IS4 $;sgQ 6U=( \l>D KY$Qk4s U0uT{ z{bg2 Uv[x
GHo:i t!5^ R}?h 0k#/ JFIF Exif NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D60 2012:07:18 13:48:54 0221 0100 2012:07:18
13:48:54 2012:07:18 13:48:54 ASCII Nikon 0210 COLOR FINE AUTO AUTO AF-A NORMAL 7416271 0100
AUTO MODE3a NATURAL 0211 .\75 FpY)@ $//_ A1Dcr uVs= 2ve# Q!~i! %# QvU&/ g,&U R #[ z8+7 Fc0K
xHM~ &jBd h$>n w5=R T,&g 0kND^'d. OFF 0210 (,+a x:1] a,.d%o >u0202 0102 NORMAL AUTO 0100
0100 0100 "8$" "E14)8QGUTPGNMZe mZ_z`MNp "B$$B $3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz
&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz :`}k qBam 5AE" d22MFsZ 6FsL KHaE 'm4K9 Nrih
jdL) }U!% [D*> qW/n rk]% $,9$ DAn( 9cLE{ 2Ni? UYn&d* errH8V> \v!i Ubns '$B'` cjkK o>xf Dz>2sR
O,`9 =+Df 5ZD6B ATIt p]!U [eS$ !M=.79w mYW0 tG+1< 50bTc FRod^ $6J% Wb.!q Rh8DY @HF] 3f'u8r
4!Up rI9$ lOVc]D >P>q rOc@ jO?2 'I EY!E [&aa ]8GE "7_) lV27 NE 1 6"mSx *M+n kBO8 NzP1
UI5JM6)_$ gR4T !2\S F+iFf \u5& oCen R2>B LW)s RqL@N @@=qH` 0qX3 @+6n OcR < !0}j& =GoZ qR0e
O*qLE9 d mV=A^3@ XAz#v p>H9 jJ"g GRN* Jb - 85Zl j@P3H WVS6 APs^ kJ;x BJDD WdWS jk8X rV5! 3Tb'
;jF[ _+$Wf\ob ,nqR o2BB Q n8 uEY#< ,5/( z( m2(X Z]dDf sDGk q[Rv{ m`KFwbf eYZ9# nda:j,
pi\\ >"vV:(F ]Efk Pu+t |0QRI W=ewc !&U! Z#RQ~ W.6j ,?!]G ]D&Pr @;_h ^#+FH ;#IKTy n_#V [mB
Y%V(!2; )9;[s Vbct qs;X >tmJ| SQ() RI$/ Kko0e };W$ Iwmylm cR1V QsJz G[/*1PC 4y%C- v}Bq
nLhz q),N A_;R {h~x &XDd *PI( NZ6` lM'M V!5E