AmeriCO?

AmeriCO?
Land of the free or a huge company? Companies are bailed out when in trouble. What about us?

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Occupy The World

      
        Protesters gathered in Tokyo



       Today what has been started may be the biggest organized protest that the world has yet seen. From Tokyo to London, Seattle to New York, South Africa to Australia, protests are being carried out in just about every major city across the globe. In Italy the protests have gotten violent. Downtown Rome resembles London a few months ago with cars in the streets torched and windows of building smashed in. Italian protesters have also entered the Goldman Sachs office in Rome and vandalized as much as they possibly can. Whether it be throwing eggs or spray painting the walls. This is because the Italian people are angered towards Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi. People in Europe are also sick and tired of the big banks doing whatever they please with Greece most likely collapsing in the next month or two. Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Spain, Belgium, and many other countries overseas are experiencing a financial crisis. London is also participating in a peaceful protest of about 4,000 people.

       Yesterday, New York City was chaos when the protesters were marching down a street which was blocked off by police at the other end. When protesters saw what was happening they tried going passed the fences the NYPD put up. Many people were run over by cops on scooters and motorcycles, plenty were tackled to the ground and arrested. All of this happening after J.P. Morgan donated $4.6 million dollars to the NYPD, the biggest donation ever by J.P. Morgan. Lech Walesa, former president of Poland and Nobel Peace Prize winner that got rid of communism in Poland and made possible a free market economy in Poland is expected to show in the next few days. Well known people like Kanye West, Russel Simmons, Tom Morello, Dylan Ratigan, Lupe Fiasco and many other have shown up for support. The movement is getting bigger and bigger everyday and spreading like a wild fire. There are about 951 cities, in 82 counties now participating.  Below are pictures and a videos from what is happening around the world.


 Protesters beat cops!


Protester cheers as police vehicle burns
Thousands in background protesting


Angered protesters smashing windows and torching cars


Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine at Occupy L.A.


Occupy Seattle marches on


 Occupy Chicago 


Occupy Chicago: Thousands protest


Occupy New York City : 20,000 show up


Protests being organized for Oct. 15 all over Europe


Map of protests taking place in the U.S.


Luke Rudkowski in NYC reporting Oct. 14


Tim Schwartz in NYC captures a motorcycle cop running 
over a mans foot. No one does anything. As soon as the
man kicks the bike off cops attack him and then arrest him

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