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The Shock Doctrine

An spanish subtitled short film by Alfonso Cuaron regarding Naomi Klein's research on Disaster Capitalism.  
 
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cristianajo (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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Gracias Naomi Klein por traer a la luz, con información documentada, la verdad que por muchos años acá en Chile, ha sido escondida bajo la engañosa idea del desarrollo del mercado, del crecimiento económico. Tu libro es realmente transformador, es generador de cambios de conciencia. Espero que cada vez más chilenos abran su mente frente a esta sucia historia oculta.
Gracias Naomi...y viva el Chile de los ciudadanos libres chilenos!.
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Great Video:)
therealityguy (6 days ago) Show Hide
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I don't think shock treatment works. What really works quite well is good ole fashion ELECTROCUTION, yea that has a nice effect. I think if a big ole lightening bolt came down from space and fried the whole planet at once with a zillion volts, it would pretty much change things and we wouldn't have to worry about shit anymore.
estilonik (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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hay una sola parte que esta mal en el video... en una parte dice "falckand`s war" pero es MALVINAS`s war!!!!

¡¡MALVINAS ARGENTINAS!!
misterplant08 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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eeuu, israel, milton , sucks.
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