9/22 - Day 6
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After yesterday’s rain and violent arrests , I’m afraid of what to expect as I approach Liberty Plaza for the fifth day of Occupy Wall Street . Mainstream media report that numbers have dwindled; our own media’s livestream was shut down yesterday while people were arrested for trying to cover the equipment with tarps. I am bracing myself for a sad, soggy, mess.
The Indypendent » Occupy Wall Street Day 5: This is What Democracy Looks Like
The protests in Wall street proceed, on their quest, as the mainstream media, still remains silent, on the issue. Police are out in full force, again, and arrests are continuing. Meanwhile, the Banksters, looking down on the peaceful protesters, are laughing at their futile attempts, of control, something that the Banksters believe, the protesters have no power over.
Anonymous | Occupy Wall Street September 22, 2011 | Day 6 | Peaceful Protest - The Place for Resources on Gold. - Exchange Gold for Cash
Published: Wednesday 21 September 2011 Mayor Michael Bloomberg: “You have a lot of kids graduating college, can’t find jobs. That’s what happened in Cairo. That’s what happened in Madrid. You don’t want those kinds of riots here.”
99 Percenters Occupy Wall Street | NationofChange
OccupyWallSt.org | The American Revolution Begins Sept 17th
We the faculty of the City University of New York (CUNY) express our solidarity with the May Day General Strike and the efforts to create a Free University in Madison Square Park on May 1, 2012. We further support a CUNY-Wide Day of Action on May 2, 2012 to build further momentum for social equality, show the collective power of CUNY faculty, students, and staff, and demonstrate our ability to transform the City University of New York into a university that is accessible, accountable, democratic, and free for all. We are proud of CUNY's heritage as the successor to the Free Academy of the City of New York and the historic legacy of CUNY educators committed to building a truly public university free of cost for all New Yorkers. Therefore, we stand against anything that makes CUNY less accessible, less public, less safe, and less affordable. We oppose the continuously increasing burden of tuitions and fees.
Following reports of police brutality against Occupy Wall Street protesters, Anonymous has issued a series of messages warning the authorities that the violence will not go unpunished. The reports of police violence emerged Wednesday following conflicting reports of police arresting protesters. A number of statements by Anonymous subsequently emerged claiming members of the media team covering the event had been arrested .
Anonymous Promises Revenge Attacks For Occupy Wall Street Police Violence - International Business Times