Indignati Italy OWS YesWeCamp Anon Guarding Italian Parliament World Wide Revolution

World Revolution Occupy Wall Street,  Arab Spring, Tahrir Square, Spanish Revoution, Portuguese Revolution Iceland Revolution style becomes World Occupation. #OccupyWorld

Indignati Italia Tutti al Italian parliament

The Iceland Revolution, the people that punish polititians and Bankers Banksters Gang Máfia (ignored by corporate media) that starts in 2008 cause criminal actions of corrupt polititions and bankers that generate Iceland bankrupcy and people reaction against politians and bankers, becomes #OccupyWorld for Real Democracy.

The time has come to exit out of the networks, talk and engage all people.


Walk On. Rise Up! Get Up! Take The Streets and Squares!

Get Up from the chairs and demonstrate outside in the streets and Squares, our desire for change.

These guys have slept on the floor tonight, because they want to send the signal that there is a desire to change how actually politic works. In times of economic crisis the government (of both parties) is imposing always increasing taxes on people while keeping their full privileges. Our politicians are the most expensive of whole Europe, each of them earn each month 30 to 60 times what an average italian do and they work only a couple of days a week. They only have to work for 3 years. If they succeed they get paid for their whole life (they draw their pension) while a normal italian has to work for (at least) 40 years before retiring from work. Moreover they have free cars, museums, cinemas, stadiums, food, flights and so on while they hold office. You can't even imagine how many privileges they have. We (italians) pay for everything they ( and their family ) do. This has to come to an end. They are italians like us and they have to pay the economic crisis too. They must pay their restaurants, their private travels and amusements like everyone of us do. For this reasons we are protesting. The people in the picture is not homeless. They are people like me and you, like your sister, like your father. They all have a home but they are there! They are guarding the Italian parliament (Montecitorio, behind the picture) , to the bitter end. Politicians are trying to hinder them in order to make them stop (the police did not allow them to mount the tents hoping to make them go home)...Police didn't succeed. People slept on bricks because we all strongly believe we have to do something to change this. There are people among them who have been on hunger strike for more than 3 months.. Politicians are trying to ignore them (forcing the media to ignore them too).... But they do not succeed...people is still there..and their activity spreads on the Internet... ..and you? what do you do to change things? You do not need to go there to sleep on the floor, just click on "Share", please. Even if you don't live here in Italy we need all the Italians to know what's going on. They will surely join us. If italian press ignores us we need someway to force them to talk about us. Maybe some international press will give us the visibility we deserve. On my public timeline you will find some other pictures of what happened yesterday (so you can have an idea of what's going on) NO LEFT NO WRIGT WINGS DIRECT DEMOCRACY REAL DEMOCRACY NOW

In tempo di crisi economica il governo (senza distinzione fra maggioranza e opposizione) vara misure assurde per risanare il debito pubblico. Misure che spremono economicamente gli italiani, che li privano di diritti (come quello di un lavoro affidabile) guadagnati con gli anni e col sangue, misure che privano noi giovani di una pensione, di una sicurezza lavorativa, di un futuro. Misure che frenano lo sviluppo e l'economia. Il debito pubblico va risanato. Gli italiani devono fare sacrifici. Punto. Tutto corretto. Sacrosanto direi. Vogliamo il bene della nostra patria e un futuro per noi e i nostri figli. Se c'è da soffrire, soffriremo, tutti. TUTTI? No, non proprio tutti. La classe politica non paga la crisi. Avevano detto che avrebbero tagliato il numero dei parlamentari, non l'hanno fatto. Avevano detto che avrebbero tagliato il loro stipendio, non l'hanno fatto. Avevano promesso che si sarebbero ridotti i costi della politica tagliando le province, le hanno eliminate e le hanno ricreate con un altro nome. Ci prendono in giro, su tutto, destra e sinistra. E la crisi la stiamo pagando solo noi poveri lavoratori, professionisti, precari, disoccupati. Questo non va bene Non è giusto che chi legifera sia un cittadino di serie A mentre tutti gli altri sono di serie B. I cittadini SONO e DEVONO essere tutti uguali. Loro lavorano 3 anni, noi 40, prima di vedere (forse) la pensione...Perché? Questi ragazzi hanno dormito per terra stanotte pur di mandare il segnale che c'è voglia di cambiare le cose. Non sono barboni. Sono persone come me e te, come tua sorella, come tuo padre. Hanno tutti una casa ma sono li! Loro stanno presidiando Montecitorio, a oltranza. Gli altri stanno provando a ostacolarli pur di farli desistere (la polizia non gli ha fatto montare le tende sperando che andassero via) ... C'è chi, fra loro, fa lo sciopero della fame da più di 3 mesi.. I politici stanno provando a ignorarli (e a farli ignorare dai mass media).... Ma non ci riescono...Loro stanno ancora li..e il passa-parola si diffonde su internet... ..e tu per cambiare le cose che fai? Non è necessario che tu vada li a dormire per terra, basta molto meno: clicca su "Condividi". Ogni condivisione, ogni persona che viene a sapere quello che sta succedendo, è una persona in più. Non appoggiamo una parte politica specifica. Non vogliamo fare cadere l'attuale governo per mandare al posto loro quelli che attualmente stanno all'opposizione. Con le parole sono tutti bravi, coi fatti fanno tutti schifo. Non vedrete fra noi bandiere di questo o quel partito. Ciè che vedrete è solo il tricolore, l'unica bandiera che ci interessa, che ci rappresenta, che ci unisce e ci da la forza di andare avanti. NÉ DESTRA NÉ SINISTRA! DEMOCRAZIA DIRETTA!

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USDOR America Revolution OCCUPYWALLSTREET Topless Protest: Why we Occupy Wall Street

#USWDOR Unite States Day of Rage #OccupyWallStreet #OccupyAmerica #OccupyUSA World Revolution

Why we Occupy Wall Street? protesters speak.
Wall Street Topless Protest Video
New York Occupy Wall Street HIGHLIGHTS of FULL DAY Video
march around Wall Street
#OccupyUSA

The anti-capitalist protesters #OccupyWallStreet #AntiBanks movement who have set up tent camp in lower Manhattan are becoming a reference of the area, and a reference for America and for the World.

organizing demonstrations in Dallas, TX and in Austin, TX simultaneously, it's so amazing to be a part of something so big

Casey O'Neill had no regrets. He had travelled thousands of miles across the country – and gave up a well-paying job as a data manager in California – to sleep rough in a downtown Manhattan public square, enduring rain and increasingly chilly nights. Police keep a close eye on him every day.

But O'Neill was happy to be part of the "Occupy Wall Street" that have transformed New York's Zuccotti Park from a spot where Wall Streeters grab a lunchtime sandwich into an informal camp of revolutionaries, socialists, anarchists and quite a lot of the just-plain-annoyed.

"Regrets? No. God, no," said O'Neill, 34. "It is a little scary for sure. Somebody had to make a stand to do this. It is kind of amazing right now." O'Neill is even happy to sleep on the park's concrete benches. "It's OK, actually," he said.

O'Neill is part of an encampment in the square that looks ramshackle but in fact is highly organised, and looks rapidly on the way to becoming a fixture of downtown Manhattan life – if the police let the protesters stay there.

That looked unlikely on Tuesday when several protesters were forcibly arrested and taken away, including one woman who ended up in hospital. But for now the protest continues after beginning last weekend with a march on Wall Street.

The protest has morphed into a wide-ranging anti-capitalist demonstration that has attracted attention – and support – from around the world. Bemused bankers, construction workers and other downtown workers pass by every day, stopping to gawp and take pictures. Sometimes there is a lot to look at. Today, for example, Zuni Tikka, 37, was engaged in a topless protest along with several friends.

Wall Street protesters go topless



The protesters' camp in Zucoti Park Lower Manhattan

Standing bare-breasted behind a poster that proclaimed "Capitalism Isn't Working", she happily posed for interested bystanders. The lack of clothing, she explained, was a metaphor. "I can't afford a shirt. Wall Street has stolen the shirts from our backs," she said.

That carnival atmosphere is typical of the protest. Anyone hoping (or fearing) for a violent assault on the bastions of American capitalism will be sorely disappointed. Instead, several hundred protesters each morning and evening set off to march by the New York stock exchange.

They blow trumpets, bang drums and chant slogans while holding placards that read "Free Market My Ass" and "Too Big Has Failed". They go back and forth down Wall Street, behind barricades lined with police, and then return to the camp in Zuccotti Park.

New York Occupy Wall Street HIGHLIGHTS of FULL DAY - YouTube



The daily march around Wall Street

End MEDIA BLACKOUT Occupy Wallstreet



They then spend the day holding workshops, informal concerts and various protest stunts (such as the nude demonstration). They welcome visitors and tourists and try to obey the demands made by the police.

Each day a "general assembly" is held where topics and events are discussed in a free-for-all of debate and discussion. "It is a leaderless situation," said Thorin Caristo, 37, who nonetheless is part of a small core group of people who try to keep things organised.

Occupy Wall Street - Jam Protest Drum Circle with Freestyle Rapping



Why OCCUPY Wall Street activist protesetr Thorin Caristo Explains



One of the protesters, Thorin Caristo, explains why he is there

The protest has attracted wide support and has a sophisticated social media operation. There is a live steaming video TV feed onto the internet and a huge presence on Twitter. Supporters around the world have even been sending in orders to a local pizza shop to keep the protesters fed. So much so, in fact, that some organisers have asked them to stop ordering pizza as they had more than they could eat. Now most help comes in the form of money or – most importantly – more people coming.

"People are donating from all over the world. There are car pools of people arriving from Wisconsin, California and Florida. They told us: 'Hang on, we're coming!' One woman who has travelled a long way is Becky Wartell, 24, a massage therapist from Maine. "I am a small business owner!" she laughed. She had just returned from the latest march down Wall Street.

Wall Street activist protester Becky Wartell point of view



Anti-capitalist protester Becky Wartell explains why she has joined the protests at Wall Street

"What everybody's here protesting is that fact that 1% of the population controls so much wealth. We are the rest of society. We are the 99%," she said.

There is a broad range of opinion on display. Some are travellers who have made protesting into a lifestyle. Some are students. Others are working people, like O'Neill and Wartell, who have taken time off to join in. No one knows how long they are going to be in Zuccotti Park.

As with much of the protest, things appear likely to just evolve as they go along. The same goes for the protesters' aims too. "We don't have a precise goal. We want to stay a month. That's a loose goal. Or maybe longer. We want to be here until we have entered a worldwide dialogue about transparency and accountability in the financial system," said Caristo.

One thing many of the protesters do know is their facts and figures. For every hippy talking about world peace or traveller wanting to heal the world, another will mention the exact tax rates that rich Americans pay, or that 20% of the US population now control 84% of the wealth. Or that the richest 400 families have the same net worth as the bottom 50% of the entire nation.

Even Tikka, as she posed topless before a gaggle of fascinated construction workers, was protesting deliberately next to a sign that read: "I didn't say look, I said listen."

OCCUPYWALLSTREET Seattle Revolution Activists Arrested at Pay US Back Big Bank Chase JPMorgan

#USDOR #OccupyAmerica American Revolution Global #AntiBanks Resistance Movement  #OccupyWallStreet Solidarity Action:  Seattle Activists in Front of Chase Bank; 11 Arrested

In solidarity with #OccupyWallStreet, Pay US Back big bank fall actions launch in Seattle as activists shut down the corner of 3rd and University Avenues in front of JP Morgan Chase Headquarters for 45 minutes. 11 people were arrested.

Pay US Bank: Big Bank Fall Actions Launch This Week. Join the Fight!
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The New Bottom Line

So let OUR roar begin. September 20 in Seattle, and rolling for weeks thereafter, that anger will reverberate in cities across the country, where everyday people confront the big banks directly.

We know where the money is to keep our communities strong and healthy. It’s not in Grandma’s pension. It’s not in the homes of families fighting foreclosure. And it’s not in the pockets of American schoolchildren or schoolteachers. It’s not in cuts to what we care about most. The money is on Wall Street.

Everyday people from all walks of life will come together throughout the next few weeks to demand that the big banks “Pay US Back.” They’ll organize and participate in innovative protests, shut down buildings, hold prayer vigils and more.

They’ll go to J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and demand the big banks “Pay US Back.”

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