Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
7 Occupations That Changed US History | AlterNet.org . First US General Strike
Often the 1% of the time – slaveholders, robber barons and merchants of war – re-asserted control with new methods of domination
1877, railroad men sparked the first general strike in U.S. history.
corporations and the state are just two arms of the same beast - tyranny, robbery to benefit a few owners/rulers, on the expense of everyody else
Occupy Wall Street eviction: dragged kicking and screaming US protesters fight back. #ows
Hundreds clashed with police during a “day of action” two months to the day since the protest movement, which has spawned splinter groups across the world, was born in Manhattan.
In New York, demonstrators marched on the New York Stock Exchange from Zuccotti Park, where their camp was demolished earlier this week.
Chanting “our park — our city!”,
177 arrests had been made and seven officers were injured. A further 60 arrests were made as more than a thousand people marched across Brooklyn Bridge.
Protesters said that they were aiming to “resist austerity”, “reclaim our economy” and “recreate our democracy”.
“Enough of this economy that exploits and divides us,” they said.
“It’s time we put an end to Wall Street’s reign of terror and begin building an economy that works for all.”
Estimated 24 were arrested by police in Portland, Oregon, while blocking Steel Bridge, a crucial transport route.
Hundreds more gathered in Los Angeles during the morning rush hour to disrupt traffic around the downtown financial district, where police were poised to make arrests in order to clear the streets.
Protesters stressed that their anger was directed towards specific groups such as executives from bailed out banks.
Van Jones, a former adviser to President Barack Obama who now runs Rebuild the Dream, a Left-wing campaign group, said: “We don’t mind winners — we just don’t like cheaters.”
In New York, some pledged to “retake” Zuccotti Park, which was cleared in a 1am raid on Tuesday. New rules prevent those choosing to return from bringing tents or even lying down.
Laura Avelar,a student from New Jersey who had slept in the camp since its creation on September 17, 2011, said OWS movement’s lack of concrete demands remained a strength, not a weakness.
“We are building a consensus and we want to keep it fluid,” she told The Daily Telegraph.
“It’s premature to say what we want. We want everyone’s voices heard.”
Friday, November 11, 2011
Crazy chart - Income of 1% doubled. #ows 23 Mind-Blowing Facts About Income Inequality In America
minimum wage needs to increase to $15 per hour for companies larger than 15 people.
crazy military budget of $1 trillion a year needs to be cut by 50% immediately.
industries, jobs, prosperity need to stay in America, ruling elite needs to stop exporting them
911 attack is controlled demolition therefore an inside false flag operation.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Second American Revolution Has Begun. Not Against Capitalism, but against fraud war casino capitalism. Social Justice. #ows
Issues, demands:
1. drastic financial defrauding, resulting in extreme wealth and income concentrations
2. Deindustrialization of the country
3. Aggressive expensive uncecessay wars resulting in war crimes
4. Monstrous unnecessary military budget
5. Corrupted markets, resulting in steep overcharging, oil, food, commodities
6. 9// controlled demolition inside false flag sacrifice operation
Monday, October 24, 2011
Semper Fi: Occupy Marines Bringing Reinforcements To #Occupy The Nation #ows Major Effort
The Constitution, Honor and Interests of the Country need to be defended and preserved. Right about Now.
This is America!
The Revolution of the Truth, and for the Truth. For a Justice, and by a Justice.
http://OccupyMarines.org, is calling for “Non-Active ‘Occupy’ Military Supporters Only” and they are organizing a dress code which will help identify their branch affiliation.
So we should be seeing Marines, Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel dressed to impress at Occupy events across the country.
Their goal will be to talk sense into police officers and recruit them into supporting the cause.
Gathering of just a few US Marines has become a major organized movement to get Marines, police and all branches of military personnel to Occupy America nationwide #occupyNation #occupyMarines
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Two-in-three New Yorkers back #ows protests, even larger majority supports continuation of the protests
dont wait for the next false flag war.
http://www.businessinsider.com/occupy-wall-street-plans-to-interrupt-sothebys...
http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-cuban-tax-the-hell-out-of-wall-street-and...
note>>
tax corporations, tax tax heavens.
#ows demands:
1. Unemployment is at the highest level since the Great Depression
2. Corporate profits are at an all-time high.
3. Wages as a percent of the economy are at an all-time low
4. Income and wealth inequality in the US economy is near an all-time high
Top earners are capturing a higher share of the national income than they have anytime since the 1920s
General societal decline, degeneration of democracy, of justice.
And 911 is scientifically proven to be controlled demolition, therefore inside false flag operation
http://ae911truth.org
here are #ows demands proposition
#ows #occupyAgenda
1. Min wage $15 for comp with 15+ emp.
2. Diff btw min and max wage at max 15 times. Currently, its 142 times.
3. Unempoyment benefits plus single payer public private healthcare until job found.
4. Corporations to pay taxes.
5. No tax loopholes at all.
6. Cut $1 trillion military budget by 50% immediately.
7. Progressive taxes
Sunday, October 16, 2011
#occupyWorld #ows Global protests: Occupy the London Stock Exchange takes over the City
#Occupy Global Revolution. Against wars, Against fraud elite oligarchy ruling the world, robbing people, nations of jobs, incomes, homes, lives, decent lives.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Walesa, Solidarnosc, Who Brought Down Communism In Poland Coming To Support Occupy Wall Street #ows
Lech Walesa, the former Polish president who successfully led his country to independence of Soviet rule has lent his endorsement to Occupy Wall Street.
Nobel Peace Prize winner feels the humanityt is under assault from casino wild war crimes capitalism.
Poverty, unemployment, crime. Fraud ruling oiligarch elites.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Walesa wishes to aid the movement without doing it any unnecessary harm.
He has warned that a global uprising against capitalism may occur if the protestors are simply ignored by governments.
OccupyWallStreet: More popular than you think. Top 20% own 85% of wealth. Fair wages needed, not fraud wages.
CEO pay balloon to 350 times that of the average worker.
People fed up with wild casino fraud war capitalism.
Social and economic justice through fair wages! 15/h min wage. Top wages need to be max 15 times that of min wage, for bigger companies, over 15 empl.
A new survey out from Time Magazine found that 54 percent of Americans have a favorable impression of the protests, while just 23 percent have a negative impression.
An NBC/Wall Street Journal survey, meanwhile, found that 37 percent of respondents "tend to support" the movement, while only 18 percent "tend to oppose" it.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
#OWS Anti wild fraud capitalism to demonstrate against JPMorgan Chase. Elite oligarchs ruling, ruining the world.
Money not for wars of superpowerful superrich elite oligarchs, but for schools, healthcare, transportation, human services, public investments, jobs.
NO to wild capitalist world ruling war mafia!
Average chief executive salary in the US is 142 times that of lower-ranked employees.
The demonstrations emerged under the banner Occupy Wall Street (OWS) on September 17, 2011, when a group of people began rallying in New York's financial district to protest at 'corporate greed' and top-level corruption in the country.
The campaign has now spread to nearly 70 major cities, including Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Boston, as well as more than 600 communities across the nation.
It is reportedly being supported through 'Occupy' events in close to 1,600 cities across the globe.
The protesters have adopted the nickname 'the 99 percent.' They have singled out for criticism specific people, whom are said to have enriched themselves at the expense of others to form the one percent wealthiest Americans
Also yesterday, US police forces arrested scores of anti-Wall Street protesters, including around 200 demonstrators in Boston and 27 activists in Chicago.
OWS organizers say at least 90 colleges are set to rally in solidarity with the movement.
People have also planned to rally elsewhere across the world, particularly in European countries, on Saturday to show support for the US protesters.
