Showing posts with label Demonistrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Demonistrations. Show all posts

Thursday, November 03, 2011

Occupy Toronto

occupied Phylli

Occupy Santa Fe: March To The Railyard. October 29, 2011


Some turn violent, some remain peaceful.

(Un) Occupy Albuquerque, UNM student Arrested

Occupy Denver video: Cops pepper-spray protesters, fire rubber bullets

Occupy Seattle 10/29/11

11 Arrested as Occupy San Francisco Marches on Wells Fargo Bank

Occupy Bend March (10.29.2011)

Occupy London: A Street level view: 'How clear are we all on what concen...

Oakland Policeman Throws Flash Grenade Into Crowd Trying To Help Injured...

Oct. 29th Occupy Amsterdam /Qeaux Qeaux Joans

Occupy Portland Protesters Arrested for Breaking Curfew in Jamison Square

#occupy bundestag 29.10.2011 berlin - schnellwaschgang


According to Occupy Together.org there are 2, 283 cities worldwide marching against the 1%.
Berlin is one of those cities. The voices of the people are speaking.

Keep Wall Street Occupied (Part 1)


This is a great idea! Do this!

Friday, October 21, 2011

Occupy Rothschild, Tel Aviv, Israel. 15/10/11

Occupy brussel - 15 oktober 2011

Occupy the City London 2011


Occupy London 15 October 2011

Occupy Central ( Hong Kong) - The First Two Hours 佔領中環的首二小時


Occupy Hong Kong
15 October 2011
500 protesters gathered outside the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on the 15th and about 40 demonstrators slept overnight in a foyer beneath the Asian headquarters of HSBC Holdings Plc.
Armed with tents, bullhorns and a gas-powered generator used to help them recharge their laptops, the protesters occupied the public thoroughfare under the building as about a dozen police stood by.
the territory has experienced growing inequality, insecurity and poverty in recent decades, affecting the educated middle class as well and threatening the ‘Hong Kong Dream’ of increasing prosperity. The UN Development Programme, Hong Kong has the greatest income inequality of any country in the world.
There is a serious lack of affordable housing, with many households spending more than half their disposable income on rent or mortgage payments. People are also being crammed by landlords into unsuitable empty industrial buildings with hardly any living space and poor facilities.