Why Did The Media Keep The Recent Peaceful Icelandic Revolution Quiet?

icelandDid you know about the peaceful Icelandic revolution that took place over the last 5 years? If you didn’t, it is likely because it was never televised or talked about very much at all on mainstream news. One would have to be part of the right websites or Facebook pages to even find out that this has been going on. Why is this the case? Why keep something so monumental hidden from the public?

First let’s discuss what took place with this revolution, then it will become much more clear as to why this was never televised.

It was during a time of a lot of financial turmoil around the world and stories were popping up all over the news of how banks around the world had been crushing or minimizing rebellions by receiving massive bailouts to keep them alive. The Iceland story is different because there was no crushing or ending the rebellion, instead, the people rose up. This is why this was not seen on TV anywhere. If the rest of the world knew that the people won, it may give them some ideas.

During the financial turmoil of 2008 and 2009, the people of Iceland forced their government and banks to resign. How did they do this? Peacefully. The following is a summation of what steps they took over a process of several years, and it all began with each one of them realizing this couldn’t continue.

2008 – The main bank of Iceland is nationalized. The Krona, the currency of Iceland devaluates and the stock market halts. The country is in bankruptcy.

2008 – Citizens rise up at Parliament and succeed in forcing the resignation of both the prime minister and the effective government. New elections are held.
Yet, the country remains in a bad economic situation. A Parliament act is passed to pay back 3,500 million Euros to Great Britain and Holland by the people of Iceland monthly during the next 15 years, with 5.5% interest.

2010 – The people of Iceland again take to the streets to demand a referendum. In January of 2010, the President of Iceland denies approval, instead announcing a popular vote on the matter by the people.
In March, a referendum and denial of payment is approved by popular vote of 93%. Meanwhile, government officials initiate an investigation to bring to justice those responsible for the crisis. Many high level executives and bankers are arrested. Interpol dictates an order to force all implicated parties to leave Iceland.

An assembly is elected to write a new constitution (based on that of Denmark) to avoid entrapments of debt based currency foreign loans. 25 citizens are chosen — with no political affiliation — out of the 522 candidates. The only qualifications for candidacy are adulthood and the support of 30 people. The constitutional assembly started in February of 2011. It continues to present ‘carta magna’ from recommendations provided by various assemblies throughout the country. Ultimately, it must be approved by both the current Parliament and the one created through the next legislative election.

It’s quite a story isn’t it? You can most definitely see at this point why this was not covered in newspapers, on radio networks and on television. Imagine seeing this story on TV several times each day wherever you live in the world; do you think the people would start to get ideas? Maybe try the same thing? Most definitely. There is always a constant push of fear, murders, anger, government success, health fallacies and false information, but never do we hear of stories that could be a threat to the system.

Another key factor of this revolution that we have to look at is that it did not come from a place of violence, bloodshed or anger. No guns or fighting! It was simply people getting together peacefully and working things out. This is something this entire world is capable of but believes is impossible. Humanity has been so programmed to give itself little credit in this department. We always hear about how we need to be governed, there are too many crazy people out there, we need a big brother keeping control. The truth is, without the confines and certain rules the system employs, we would be a much more peaceful people mainly because we are no longer acting in survival mode. Now I am not here to say that the system is the only issue because it isn’t, our programming is also very strong in what we have been taught and believe about ourselves. I am simply here to say, this programming can be broken and our consciousness can and is changing.

I also thought it was a big step to see Iceland employ a new means of choosing it’s leaders. Someone who is an adult and has 30 people supporting them can run. This is great as the only reason why we have educated politicians today is because the elite needs to know that these people are programmed to repeat this system. Generally they also have to have corporate affiliations as well so they know they can be controlled by money.

Now Iceland is proceeding to actually prosecute some of their formerly most powerful bankers and the Icelandic special prosecutor has stated that it very well may indict some 90 people. Meanwhile, over 200 people, including the former chief executives of Iceland’s three biggest banks, face criminal charges for their activities. While I don’t agree with the judgment factor being used here, I understand that this is the step they feel right in taking.

Hopefully more countries around the world begin to follow suit!

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96 comments on “Why Did The Media Keep The Recent Peaceful Icelandic Revolution Quiet?

  1. We are being screwed, and at the same time being patted on the back for good behaviour, just like the toothless poodle we’ve become.

  2. alfredwed

    Need to clean house in the USA just like Iceland did, Corporations are NOT people.

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  4. Jonathan

    One Icelander contests some of the rosy claims commonly being made about Iceland’s handling of the GFC, with sourcing.

    http://studiotendra.com/2012/12/29/what-is-actually-going-on-in-iceland/

    • Thanks, that is a very nice written piece!

      What do you think the people of Iceland can do? Couldn’t they simply force an evolution? Why would they pay any taxes any longer if the government does not protect the people they are supposed to serve?

      Would it be possible that the Icelandic people just forget about all that money business and just contribute to their society what they have to offer? Who cares about having money if you can give what you have to give and are being offered what you need.

      (I sometimes ask the people of my local organic food store if they still expect that i give them money for the food i am picking up.)

  5. Andrea

    I think, this article is nice, although missing some important details.
    Plus, iceland is very small country both in size and polulation and they live all more or less in the same place. They do not have costs on electricity and instead of bailing out the banks they closed the bancrupt ones. They did some things right, and other than you I absolutly welcome the fact that the bankers gone to jail, but most of the things were only possible because of the size and region this country is.

    • Robert

      The fact that, in Iceland, corporations are not people may have helped.

    • not true we could do the same thing in the United States if all the people were behind the cause

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  7. HARV

    Icelands is whitest country on the planet. The illiteracy rate is nonexistant (unless you are over 90 and grew up without schools) Literacy is the key…..

  8. Fendall

    Harv: what does race have to do with it? As or literacy, cuba is far more literate than the US.

  9. Ted E. Bear

    I followed and read through with interest the link provided by Jonathan (see above). I’d suggest all here do the same, and don’t forget to read through all the comments. Sadly much of the source info is in Icelandic and although the author is fluent in English, he leaves it to the readers to sort through all the documents and translate via Google or otherwise. Long story short: it appears that everything isn’t as rosy in Iceland as is being portrayed by the alternative media, as the real perpetrators of the disaster remain wealthy and still run free.
    I know CE wants people to know the truth – a follow-up would appear to be in order.
    At the end of the day, when it comes to worldly matters and finances, it IS only paper, and has the power that we give it.
    The real power is within us all. Namaste.

  10. At least they DID something!

    • Edgar Yépez

      The best comment so far…

      • jim hay

        That’s right!

    • The key word is something. I was always taught to do “something” even if it’s wrong. At least you are making an attempt. A correction will follow if you are too far off base.

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  12. LISA WOOLCOCK

    i found this article to be most informative and inspirational – and to Michael laughing Wolf – agreed!! Apathy is the most dangerous disease of our times I feel.

  13. @NDAA2012 was here. You have been Tweeted.

  14. you have spelled the word ‘process’ wrong :)

    • Oh no ! a spelling troll!!

      • jes

        lol.. what if we all just fucking did it. i mean im sick of the way things are here, we should just do it

        • We try to rebel with the Occupy Wall Street movement and it didn’t work, The state intimidated the hell out of the protesters, and people gave up, also the fact that most of the protesters had no clue what they were protesting about, there were to many social issues involve in the OWS movement. Iceland was focus and this is what we lack here in the US, perhaps the guy that mention the size of the country is right, since Iceland is a small region country is easier to communicate and be united.

  15. Alan Robinson

    Nice story. And the money owed to UK and Holland?

  16. @Michael Laughing Wolf – Did they? Or are we just being told they did? Jonathon’s linked article seems to suggest the Icelandic did something, yes, but it was the same something the rest of the world did: went looking for bailout money.

    I’ve been following this story for a year and find it very telling that none of the outlets who run the story ever provide evidence to back their stories up. they just repeat what their friends and other alternative news agencies have reported. I mean, a YouTube video? Seriously? Lets have some proper documentary evidence for a change, please. Interviews with actual Icelanders, members of their government, etc.

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  18. John

    This is a great story, but it will never happen in the USA. We often forget that most of the countries doing far better than the US are about the size of one of the states in the US. These countries usually have a GDP that is much, much larger than the US if you factor in the geographical size of the country. Take South Korea for example. South Korea is about the geographical size of one of our states but has a GDP of 1.6 trillion. The US has a GDP of about 16 trillion now. 1.6 trillion times 50 is 80 trillion. So, to create a similar system we would need to increase our GDP by about 64 trillion. Doing so would allow us to have a massive increase in tax revenue that would allow us to compare ourselves with many other countries. Germany is another fine example with a GDP of about 3.4 trillion. How can we even compare ourselves with them? The only countries we should attempt to compare ourselves with are Russia, Australia, and Canada, but even then multiple disparities exist on population distribution. We cannot compare ourselves and our systems to other countries if we want to succeed because we are simply too large, geographically speaking, to create the infrastructure needed for equal educational opportunities and health care funding.

    • You have very little knowledge.

      • Sherwin Petersen

        OK So things are happening in Iceland. We have the “idle no more” movement in Canada which is not gleaning any respect but is rather just another push by some organizations who do not like the government nothwithstanding the fact that Canada is doing fine compared to other countries.
        As for going back to the land, it was tried in the 60′s. Some of you are too young to remember the “Hippy”/”Flower child” era. Besides, how many of you ever lived without running water, electricity, television, e-mails, cel-phones, flush toilets,central heating, etc.?

        • Max

          Ha!ha! Canada is doing better than most countries! Spoken like the typical passive, utterly ignorant canadian suffering from the “Garrison mentality” that plaques most of them……..

  19. R Hushle

    “Peaceful” is misleading. There were some serious riots, people took to the streets and there was violence. Property was destroyed, there were clashes with police. The people stood up for themselves, it wasn’t singing songs, holding hands, and asking nicely.

    • Sara

      so, you are an icelander? if you are, give us the truth, real comments from your family, friends, you can even take some minutes to prove your point if you are near of the evidence, pictures, videos.

    • "Why do Liberal Bloggers Keep Whitewashing the Violence out of Social Movements?"

      @R Hushle – finally, someone with some sense. progressives/liberals are constantly omitting the importance of violence and/or confrontation in recent uprisings, portraying them as “peaceful.” they tried the same when egypt’s uprising began, but were quickly and embarrassingly refuted by the egyptian revolutionaries themselves: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/oct/25/occupy-movement-tahrir-square-cairo

  20. Fendall race has everything to do with intelligence you brainwashed moron.
    Iceland is a white homogeneous nation, it must be destroyed, send in the rap troops and other jewish claptrap.

  21. Matthew

    I find this article very misleading :( , but again…. the intention is nothing but love.
    Unfortunately misinformation is detrimental to the primary aim of Collective Evolution.

    N.b – Joe Martino. I and many others appreciate your time and effort. If you could source all your articles ; 1. You will be closer to the truth, and 2. individuals reading this can decide for themselves whether or not to take what they read as fact.

    People need to be taught HOW, not WHAT to think.

    Peace & Love to all and hopefully one day, Unity.

    • Hey Brother,

      I have looked into some of the other sources given here to show some other sides of it. While other sides are shown, they did not really refute the original claims of the article. At least the ons I have seen. As always, we are never here to teach others what to think but instead just provide information. What others do with that is up to their own feelings and actions. Unfortunately we can’t write that on every single post :) We most likely will be having an interview with someone who was directly involved in the Icelandic revolution. From what we have heard from her, this is what went down. But we shall see when the time comes.

      • http://studiotendra.com/2012/12/29/what-is-actually-going-on-in-iceland/

        This was clearly written by someone who is in the know! You may find his article very interesting… so I’ve posted the link if you really DO want to know the story from their perspective.

        • Yep have read this one before, it is interesting. I have spoken personally to an economist from Iceland and I wouldn’t say what is written in that article is completely accurate. From what the economist told me, things were going VERY WELL for everyone once the changes were made and it would only be a few more years until it was all going to be going even better, but now the Icelandic people seemed to have reverted back some of their votes and he expects everything to go to ‘shits’ again. He can’t seem to understand why people forget what they fought for in the beginning. We are covering this in depth in our new documentary :)

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  23. msbev

    A link to this article was just posted to my fb newsfeed. AND I always read the article and then the responsive posts when I encounter news like this. My conclusion thus far….I still BELIEVE NONE OF WHAT I READ OR HEAR AND ONLY HALF OF WHAT I SEE UNTILL I CAN PROVE IT FOR MYSELF! Wise Advice from my mother…who graduated only the 8th grade, had limited reading and writing skills, began her own thriving business from home as a seamstress, and raised a family of 5 children with a little help from my dad…with very little help from him. You dont need to be a university graduate with a 6 figure a year income career to have and use COMMON SENSE!

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  25. Sherwin Petersen, CRSP

    As a Conservative with a conscience and of Danish ancestry, I followed the article with interest.
    I am a member of the Commonwealth Parlimentary Association in Saskatchewan, Canada.
    Exactly what is Iceland using for currency today? Did they default on loans from other countries? Can I still travel to Iceland as a tourist?

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  28. k

    It is amazing that 93% of the population could agree on one plan. People who didn’t argue about every arbitrary little point to get it done is refreshing

  29. Bravo to the citizens of Iceland for taking charge and kicking out the crooks, especially banks incahoots with corrupt politicians. I pray the same phenomenan may start taking shape and get these old men and women in American’s Congress with their extreme personal wealth OUT and let the common man and woman with respect for the Constituion and obey the laws as written on all levels.

  30. Icelanders need to be invited to American Republican and Tea Party groups encouraging them to initiate a peaceful revolution. If something is not started soon, Obama and his crooked congress will take us down into oblivion. they are working hot and heavy on destroying the constituion and letting the hordes of illegals continue their 50 year swarm over our borders.

  31. @Alan Robinson and in general,

    Here in the Netherlands (yes,… Holland vs. the Netherlands; hard to grasp the difference apparently :P ) we’ve sort of heard detailed reports of the Icelandic Evolution (notice how nothing was RE-voluted, that is: “brought back”). But since the Netherlands is what it is,… all the news that was covered was about the money that the dutch people would never get back.

    See, an Icelandic bank was active in the Netherlands under the name Icesave. And dutch people were eager to put their savings on this savings bank with high interests. Then the bank bankrupted (from where did that word originated?) and people wouldn’t see their tenths of thousands of euros/dollars back. But,… the dutch(/european) government would pay up to, say, twenty thousand euros back, per individual. And where did that money came from? Yes, from the dutch(/european) citizens themselves.

    Above is all loosely explained textbook/Wiki information.

    Bizarre how governments pay off their own dept with loans. Those loans become a loan of the citizens (!) (not the humans!): the citizens. And the presumable wealth goes to the people that ultimately run the banks. That wealth exists because all the citizens took upon them, and agreed, to be in dept to some fictitious entity.
    Weird how people (sort of) decide to install governments but let the money be managed by private organisations. Imho, the united STATES of AMERICA are a good example. imho, congress lost all power over the Federal Reserve Bank (a private organisation!). But it was congress that LICENSED the federal reserve to print money.

    And now, who has all the gold and silver? Who has computers with numbers on it (displayed your dept)? Really, go to the Federal Reserve and ask if you can get YOUR gold and silver back!

    What I wondered is (besides icelandic people being brave), to what extend was the Icelandic evolution allowed to be played out? Iceland is a relatively isolated country and only 300.000 people live on that island (over 50 times less than the Netherlands). In that sense it is a perfect testing ground.
    For several years, Spain and Greece were on the same course. But since they belong to the European Union and connect to the european mainland, such an evolution would too rapidly jump to neighboring countries, and unbalance the euro (€). Actually silently, young people in spain and greece already stepped out of the old system. Communities pop up where young people live in forests or land and grow their own food.

  32. ame

    please proofread your posts so that i can feel good about sharing them! thanks!

  33. Cool and inspiring story. However, I get the sense there is a media decision not to cover this? Or what do you think the actual players that snuffed this story had to gain, and who are they?

    Is it possible that it was a story and many people are more interested in other things, like listening to what a celebrity is saying, because they must know what they are talking about!

  34. being_anonymous

    Just confused, why does the media care about the governments. They care about the people. Am i missing something?

    • your missing everything.the m.s.m is owned by corporations.who in turn fund political campaigns for politicians that do their bidding.its called corpocracy

      • Pentos

        In fact, rule by the corporations is the definition of fascism

  35. Eagle1

    Iceland is small country, with only one ethnic group, no religion disparities, same culture, all are educated etc. etc. it helps a lot to do a collective revolution that way.

  36. Mark

    Not sure I buy the whole classist “revolution” concept, at least not for the US.

    I’m not that familiar with the mechanic’s of Iceland’s economy, but in the US the banking collapse was caused primarily by the mortgage crisis which had culpability across the socioeconomic spectrum.

    Yes, the “evil” bankers were bundling and selling notes for far less risk than what they were. But the “good” homeowners were also signing those notes either without the long term ability to pay them or based on the highly speculative practice of pulling cash out of a bubble. The former was clearly fraud and the latter was probably personal fiscal incompetence. But either way, it takes to two to tango.

    The point here is that, at least in the US, the “people” could have avoided the collapse and thus the need for a revolution, either peaceful or otherwise, by simply being fiscally prudent. In fact, if you want to really analyze root cause, the banker’s fraud was only made possible by the individual borrowers’ lack of attention to their own books.

    What I’m saying is, “people” can do all the rising up they want if they prefer to live in a mode of continual crises cycles and going back to sleep between them. But it might be easier, on a day to day basis, if the people were to provide a constant equal and opposite force against those that would take advantage of them if they don’t.

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  39. DO not underestimate the role that homogeneity among the very small population (+/- 300,000 individuals) played in being able to accomplish what they’ve done. Also don’t miss the fact that they did NOT bail out the foreign deposits held in their banks.

    I suspect the results would be quite different if this was tried in the US.

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  43. And American sheep continue to allow the criminals (er, Government and rich pricks), to reign!

  44. David

    Perhaps this ‘kind of’ reaction is more likely in Iceland due to it’s cultural & political heritage.

    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Eingvellir#section_1

    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thing_(assembly)

  45. Great article, but I am curious exactly what judgement factor it is that you don’t agree with being used here? The one where criminals are brought to justice through the judicial system of the country where they betrayed the people there were there to serve? Cuz that seems pretty tame when they could just have easily turned into an angry mob, wielding torches and pitchforks, and fixin’ for trouble. There can be no justice without judgement. If you’re not going to decide what’s right and wrong and then stick up for it, then why would you go after your government for its stupidity and wrongdoings in the first place. How would you know the difference?

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  47. Inga

    This is false information. Being an Icelandic home owner and a struggling survivor the reality is quite different. Please don’t start spreading false rumors about how great the Icelandic government is doing because those of us living in Iceland are experiencing something else entirely.

    • Jim

      Inga, please elaborate. I would love to hear more on the subject from your VALID point of view. Thanks! :)

    • Yes Inga, please explain the other side of the story, we would love to hear.

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  49. Even dou our chinese movies conscent with politics. Like the Romance of the three kingdom-Water Margin, The Media purposely televise either in the Normal days afternoon or neaby to the wee hours. so less people will view it. They R afraid U will Politically awake..

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  53. peacefully? whatta fags aye

  54. Trey holder

    Okay corporations are not people well then I say unions are not people as well sense they are run as a communist corporation. Unions force people to pay dues in some states no matter what your personal beliefs are and they do not care about the whole of who they represent more or less they steal from Americans legally of course for the top leaders or lets say the owners of the union corporation while the rest rot with no real say. Now as far as I’m concerned the playing field is equal.

  55. If you think corporations are not people then you are flat out wrong and ignorant of the law

  56. We have been programmed to lose our sense of responsibility and sense of justice. Our society , religion and schools encourage and promote, giving up our sense of responsibility to a police system which also undermines our sense of justice.

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  58. Its great that you emphasized the connection to peaceful action. I re-posted this article to my website here, http://www.wakingtimes.com/2013/03/21/51-symptoms-of-spiritual-awakening-how-many-do-you-have/

    Highest Regards,

    _Dylan Charles, Editor
    http://www.WakingTimes.com

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  60. The answer to that question is simply the Press and Media are owned/ run by and for, people with a vested interest in maintaining the Status Quo. You may as well have asked why don’t the press support the Palestinians!

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  64. Lobo Azul

    Imagine that this could happen in Mexico, what a country we could have !!

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  68. this was no revolution, just couple angry left winged mob that got us worse government, that will be voted out again next saturday

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  70. So, if that revolution you are talking about was so great, how do you explain that today the very party that caused the 2008 collapse was voted back in power?

    • Glad you bring this up Thomas, this is actually going to be covered in the upcoming doc we are doing CE3. The simple answer, there wasn’t a big enough shift in the overall consciousness of the people to create a sustainable change. The temporary fix was a great open door for new things, but the people were not ready to do something more and sustainable. Hence how easily they forget what they protested for to begin with. Spoke with an economic expert from Iceland a little bit a go who gave some great insight on this and how the people seemed to just completely forget the whole reason for why they did what thy did. I feel this further shows the importance of consciousness in our world.

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