And there's the social unrest exploding all over the world in places like Greece and the Occupied Territories, Iran, and there's the environmental movement still straining its efforts to save the species and now you have Obama talking about building new nuclear power plants, even after people like you fought so hard through the 70s to stop construction, which was a remarkable victory.
Change is coming to Sudan, sooner or later, as the economy continues to implode and popular unrest explodes.
The resulting combination of urban unemployment, inequality and food insecurity, affecting over a million people, heightened sectarian tensions, and helped spark the social unrest that exploded into conflict.
Now, although the war is largely isolated in rural regions, the country has been rocked by mounting social unrest that exploded last week in the largest popular demonstrations since 1962.
Unrest even exploded in Iraqi Kurdistan, long believed to be a haven of calm: Demonstrators clashed with police and burned down a museum in Halabja to protest lack of services from President Jalal Talabani's political party, which governs eastern Kurdistan.
An optimist by nature, he fears nonetheless that, barring change, racial unrest could explode in France as it did in America in the 1960's.
But shortly thereafter, Wisconsin exploded in unrest over Walker's plan to limit collective bargaining rights in his state.
Social unrest can quickly explode debt to GDP ratios far faster than austerity can fix them.
Although submerged tensions exploded into industrial unrest from time to time, the period as a whole was characterised by an unusual degree of mutual cooperation.
In the first five months of 2011, all deposits placed with Bahraini domestic-focused banks fell about 4.3 percent, led by an 18.6 percent slump in deposits from foreign banks as Bahrain exploded into social unrest, the Moody's report showed.
