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Anti-Globalization Movement (1354 words) |
 | All of the movements have in their front lines the youth of various societies, who are tired of watching TV and their future being sold to transnational corporations. |
| Independent research institutions, for instance, have begun to challenge the research in support of the status quo presently coming out of most universities, forcing glib academics to defend their positions in an increasingly diverse and often hostile climate to the formerly complacent hegemony they once held on ideology and analysis. |
| The movement has its sights set on several goals over the next couple of years, and every effort should be made to track developments and support, which in any case will have to be done outside the world of the global corporate media. |
| Sovereign Citizen Movement -- Extremism in America (3354 words) |
| The "sovereign citizen" movement is a loosely organized collection of groups and individuals who have adopted a right-wing anarchist ideology originating in the theories of a group called the Posse Comitatus in the 1970s. |
| The ideology of the sovereign citizen movement had matured and crystallized by the 1980s as an unusual form of right-wing anarchism that focuses, on the one hand on the importance of local control and, on the other hand, on the avoidance of virtually all forms of authority and obligation. |
| One of the first tactics of the resurgent sovereign citizen movement was the formation of vigilante "common law courts." Members of these courts used them as a forum for grievances against the "de facto" government or for assistance in attempts to harass their enemies. |
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