オキュパイ・トウキョウ - OCCUPY TOKYO - 世界革命||Global Revolution Call for Transition Day on November 5th The 5th. of November is becoming a day for global actions, for going from the theory to the praxis and the Bank Transfer Day or Transition Day, or operation CashBack is spreading faster than light! (Seen on Fox Business, Good Morning San Diego, EVBLive, Fox13, msnbc). Greetings to the people of the world, We are Anonymous In this day, as we speak, there is a revolution brewing. We are Anonymous we are Legion we do not Forgive we do not Forget Expect Us! Proposal to your assembly: The proposal is to start an international campaign for everybody to take their money out of the commercials banks and pass it to ethic banks (bank account), credit unions (savings), or invest it in ethic or alternative economy, you can also build your own financial institution. So this action will have two fronts: take the money out from the banksters elites, and also put more money available for sustainable projects who will contribute to everybody and help to heal the world. What is the plan: Follow-up:
Wall Street Occupiers Fight America’s Democracy Deficit Thursday, Oct 6, 2011, 12:31 pm BY Roger Bybee Occupy Wall Street protesters during the labor solidarity march on October 5, 2011. (Photo by Lindsay Beyerstein, all rights reserved.) The Occupy Wall Street protests, spreading to cities throughout the country, have brilliantly distilled the essence of corporate and government policy in recent years: The richest 1 percent engorge themselves at the expense of the bottom 99 percent. No matter how much the corporate media deride the Wall Street Occupiers for not presenting a compact set of demands, commentators and pundits must face this reality. Recent figures show that the 23.5 percent share of income claimed by the richest 1 percent—more than the bottom half of the U.S. population—is the highest share since 1928, just before the US economy exploded into the Great Depression. It's therefore no surprise that the occupiers’ fundamental message resonates with Americans.
Civic Action: Defend Occupy Wall Street Defend Occupy Wall Street At 7 a.m. tomorrow Mayor Bloomberg will effectively evict the Occupy Wall Street protesters from their home in Zuccotti Park. We have less than 24 hours to stop it. We need a national groundswell immediately in defense of the protesters, so we can deliver a massive petition to City Hall and Zuccotti Park tonight. Sign the petition in defense of the protesters and their First Amendment rights and then spread the word to everyone you know. A compiled petition with your individual comment will be presented to Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Sign the Petition Full petition text: "Mayor Bloomberg: Respect the protesters' First Amendment rights. Privacy Policy (the basics): We do not share the information you’ve given us with unaffiliated groups without your explicit permission.
Occupy the London Stock Exchange The Political Notebook — Yesterday at #OccupyOakland in pictures: Occupy... The Political Notebook Yesterday at #OccupyOakland in pictures: Occupy protesters swarmed the port area during yesterday’s general strike in the thousands, effectively shutting it down. Protests went from peaceful to violent when police and groups of protesters clashed . Flash bang grenades and tear gas were used. 125 notes Show Disqus Like Dislike Glad you liked it. Share No thanks Login Add New Comment Image Showing 0 comments Trackback URL <p>Please enable JavaScript to view the <a href=" Blog comments powered by Disqus posted 03 November, 2011 125 notes for this post Permalink / Short URL Previous post Next post This blog is a mix of Internet curation and global news commentary. Home About the Blogger Writing, Work and Elsewhere Call for Submissions Occupy Wall Street Original Submissions blogroll FAQs Picture Of The Day Interviews Protest Music Subscribe to This Week in War Best Of Archive Ask me anything This set of Sebastian Rich conflict photography is stunning. RSS feed
Anonymous Safeguards the Reputation of Occupy Wall Street While protesters remain peaceful in the face of seeming escalating violence on the part of some police, the eyes of the world are watching. We never know exactly who is watching, though, and what they’re going to do about it. But it seems clear that Anonymous is advising against the October 10th #InvadeWallStreet action to “erase” the NYSE from the Internet. Meeting notes from Anonymous state: We have taken notice to a planned attack which has been named #InvadeWallStreet, which is to be held out October 10th. Throughout Occupy Wall Street, Anonymous has been sending messages of solidarity with the citizens and proving the point that while the “authorities” are behaving as if they have all of the power, there are ways to even that playing field that don’t involve physical violence or violating the law. This is the new revolution; with peaceful protesters and tech savvy watch guards of citizens’ rights, fighting back doesn’t have to be physical. Anonymous is watching.
Watch: Senior White House Advisor Previews President's Jobs Speech Colleen Curtis September 08, 2011 08:22 AM EDT Tonight President Obama will be addressing a joint session of Congress to share a plan to create jobs and grow our economy. His Senior Advisor, David Plouffe, who was with the President as he crafted the strategy, says we can expect to hear the President detail a plan that will rebuild our economy by making sure those that work hard and play by the rules are not left behind, and that the President will issue a challenge to Congress to meet their responsibilities in the same way everyone around the country has stepped up to meet their own. Watch the video of Senior Advisor David Plouffe previewing the President's jobs speech. You can watch the President's speech live tonight at 7 pm EST on any of the major networks, or come to www.whitehouse.gov/live to see an enhanced web presentation. Find out more about the American Jobs Act