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Greek riot police have fired teargas at petrol bomb throwing youths and charged them wielding batons as 10,000 public sector workers marched to protest against budget cuts and high taxes. The country is today in the grip of a 24-hour national strike which has seen flights grounded, schools shut and […]
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– U.S in vicious cycle of social & economic issues, it’s about time for some protest. – Israel now on the way to South Africa style isolation. – U.S backed dictators but shifted policy when they were overthrown. – EU takes cowardly stance unwilling to oppose U.S position. Read the […]
Source: scoop.co.nz Monday, 3 October 2011, 4:45 pm Column: Emir Hodzic Occupy Wall St: New Zealander Arrested on Brooklyn Bridge Emir Hodzic October 3, 2011 As I was having my morning coffee on Saturday, ready to go out and join the Day 15 of Occupy Wall Street, the last thing […]
The “Occupy Wall Street” protests in the financial district took a dramatic turn on Saturday when protesters tried to march across the Brooklyn Bridge. When police arrested 700 of the demonstrators, the event quickly turned into one of the largest arrests of non-violent protesters in recent history. [youtube]ezYoxIYJjSo[/youtube] Some protesters […]
https://www.commondreams.org/view/2011/10/03-6 The protests that began in Wisconsin this year, and which now also fill the streets of Manhattan, Boston, Chicago, and this week, Washington D.C., have gotten the attention of the American political class. And how could they not? 2011 is becoming a remake of the 1999 Battle of Seattle, […]
Scathing, blistering, truth-telling op-ed from columnist David Weidner. This is awesome.
The conversation that began on Wall Street on September 17 has swept northward to Boston, and inspired a powerful national movement. [youtube]TUi6CWGPb3I[/youtube] Joining with nearly 100 actions in cities from Los Angeles to Dallas, Chicago,and Washington D.C., concerned citizens have come to speak out for greater economic equality.
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