#Goldman Sachs has 73 offices worldwide
#GOLDMAN:
How to Play:
Hey all you wild spirits out there,
Here is how the Global Spring begins:
A few lone wolves among us start pasting posters in and around Goldman Sachs HQ at 200 West Street, Manhattan, New York. Groups of two or three turn up and hand out leaflets at their branch office at Maria de Molina 6-5a, Madrid, Spain. People start gathering and having fun outside Goldman's offices in 50 cities...
Then . . . on Thursday May 23, when Goldman Sachs holds its annual shareholders meeting at 222 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 500 people turn up and solidarity games are held across the world. It gets serious when thousands start playing on September 17 in front of Goldman's branches in Los Angeles, Toronto, Moscow, London, Buenos Aires, Melbourne, Beijing, Mexico City. The media picks up on this fledgling global revolt. . .
And, one fine day, the whole thing suddenly catches fire . . . #GOLDMAN becomes a rallying cry for people everywhere to rise up against the financial fraudsters who have been fucking around with our lives for far too long.
When the moment is ripe, all it takes is a spark.
for the wild,
Kono Matsu / [email protected]
Culture Jammers HQ
P.S. Find teammates and Goldman Sachs locations at meetup.com/goldman
Catch up on the gameplay thus far, here.
Print this poster and plaster it all over the world!

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Apollo/OWS SPAG
OGS and OWS SPAG, on board here in New York, been working on some new tactic for blankfien and gary Cohen.
Anonymous
200 West... GET EEEEEMMMM
Ryan Brevard
April Fool's Day in Chicago anyone?
Deprogrammer9
Yes lets do this! See you Monday, i''m bringing this along. http://youtu.be/VFcFs6qQY1Q
440 S LaSalle St #1600, Chicago, IL 60605
nicklakers@hotm...
Any places near RI?
Anonymous
Boston
Anonymous
Is this a joke? Or do you really believe that hashtags are the prologue to revolution? If the utter futility of "Occupy Wall Street" demonstrated anything, it's that it takes a lot more than some adolescent desire to "shut it down" to affect major changes in economic policy. So please, blast Pussy Riot, sleep on the sidewalk, make wacky handmade signs - I'm sure those weary Goldman employees could use some entertainment on the way to work.
ratztar
cheer up man !
yes its a joke -- the better the joke, more people will be involved..
and get rid of your revolutionary ideas... its called evolution...
if you just sulk and do nothing your revolution wont come around anyways !!!
http://www.everydayrebellion.com/
wish you a good one...
a_w_young
Can't say I agree... It had significant impact and defined the narrative of mainstream politics while changing the attitudes of many citizens.
Anon
"Prologue to revolution"? No, and I don't think Adbusters see it that way, either. You seem to confuse teleology with causality. "Shut it down" actions are nothing more, or less, than a game, an artistic action, congruent with AB's expressed intention to coax people from spectator to participant in the quest for an ecology of our mental commons. Participate. How do you participate? What action do you advocate? Do you want a "revolution"? What is that supposed to mean? There is no real shutting it down, short of a cataclysm of some sort. There is awareness, and the change it inspires. And of freaking COURSE outlandish and seemingly impossible, absurd actions are helpful, even required. Otherwise, what do we got? Guns? Writing to our congresspeople?
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