At the opening night of PowerShift 2012 in Ottawa this past weekend, Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois from Quebec delivered a powerful speech in which he was very explicit in identifying capitalism as the enemy. He concluded with a statement along the lines of 'we either get liberty, or we die,' in which he meant liberty from capitalism. During a press availability session at PowerShift, rabble.ca asked Naomi Klein to comment about this statement: 

From todays' Winnipeg Free Press, in part"

"Incentives are also key to possible changes to the way government handles social programs, said Human Resources Minister Diane Finley.

She suggested the government is looking at creating "social impact bonds," which are contracts between government and private investors to fund social programs.

Payment from the government is tied to program outcomes.

"Essentially the social impact bond has the effect of moving risk from the current state of affairs where government - and taxpayers - pay up front without a real way of guaranteeing performance, to the social group itself who will be 'paid for results,'" Finley said.

"The investors win, the community groups who are successful win"