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Our community kitchen has been fully functioning from day one providing meals for thousands of people. There is no shortage of food thanks to the constant supply of donations (both food goods and financial donations). This video is a small vignette of our amazing kitchen and the wonderful volunteers that work behind it. They keep this revolution well fed.
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Gerald Celente at Liberty Plaza.- 25 Oct 2011 Trends Journal: www.trendsresearch.com Twitter: twitter.com
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The Last Word with Larence O'Donnell, featuring Michael Moore live from the #OccupyWallStreet protest at Liberyt Plaza, 09.28.11.
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Occupy Wall Street at Liberty Plaza on Nov. 3, 2011. Unedited, live film of march from Liberty Square to Goldman Sachs headquarters in Manhattan * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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Gerald Celente at Liberty Plaza.- 25 Oct 2011 Trends Journal: www.trendsresearch.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Gerald Celente at Liberty Plaza.- 25 Oct 2011 Trends Journal: www.trendsresearch.com Twitter: twitter.com
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"You have started one of the most important movements in the history of this country. That's because this country was established as a democracy. That meant that We the People were to govern. And that those who represent us in Washington are only there by the will of the people. Every single public opinion poll shows that the vast majority of the American people agree with us, here in Liberty Plaza. We are here as representatives and stand-ins for that vast majority of people who can't be here tonight. But I'm here to tell you, having traveled across this country in the past few weeks: There are so many people grateful for you being their stand-ins. Thank you!" -- Michael Moore at day 34 of Occupy Wall Street, Thursday, October 20th, 2011 Occupying the Internets at www.michaelmoore.com
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September 28, 2011 Join our Facebook Occupy Page www.facebook.com/OccupyCanada Revolution 2.0 always starts on the internet. It will be tweeted, facebooked, YouTubed liked and shared. If your government shuts down the internet. Shut down your government. Filmmaker Michael Moore, who continues his vigil at the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protest in lower Manhattan, dropped in on The Last Word to let host Lawrence O'Donnell know how things are going. Source/Credit: www.mediaite.com
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September 28, 2011 Join our Facebook Occupy Page www.facebook.com/OccupyCanada Revolution 2.0 always starts on the internet. It will be tweeted, facebooked, YouTubed liked and shared. If your government shuts down the internet. Shut down your government. Filmmaker Michael Moore, who continues his vigil at the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protest in lower Manhattan, dropped in on The Last Word to let host Lawrence O'Donnell know how things are going. Source/Credit: www.mediaite.com
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New York City Sept, 27th, the 11th day of Occupy Wall Street Cornel West answers questions to the media and speaks to the crowd. In this clip he talks about how out of touch those in power of the banks don't have a clue of the power the Occupy Wall Street Movement has but is sure they are uneasy about what is happening.to see more and read about occupy wall street go to my blog juliedermansky.blogspot.com
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Giving an idea of what it is like for the protesters living at Liberty Plaza during the Occupy Wall Street protests. October 11, 2011.
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Shortly after 4am on the morning of Tuesday, November 15th, 2011, Occupy Wall Street protesters lock arms and block Broadway at Fulton Street, briefly stopping a New York City Police Department van and Sanitation trucks from reaching Liberty Plaza. More blockades to come from www.michaelmoore.com
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Emma Goldman has travelled through time to deliver her New Declaration of Independence at the #occupywallstreet encampment in Liberty Plaza, NYC.
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Police Takedown of Zuccotti Park on Nov. 15, 2011 @ 1:30 AM. Unedited, live film near Liberty Square in Manhattan as protestors rallied in support of Occupy Wall Street, while the police herded the crowds away. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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www.livestream.com Chris Hedges makes a surprise appearance on Wall Street and discusses the rudimentary and deep seated problems underlying the country. He answers questions about what he believes is wrong and how we can change things for the better to turn the country around. He makes some alarming claims yet nothing is quite as alarming when you consider the direction the country is heading. Extreme problems often require extreme solutions, to fix a system that has shown itself to be unfixable. Which means we must explore all the options of saving America from it's downward trend into an abysmal and terrifying future, if nothing is done soon to put things right. This requires a completely NEW approach and most importantly a NONE violent one, yet their are forces at work here that seem to be determined to prevent any form of radical change from taking place. We know that the system itself has repeatedly shown it's abysmal failure so why is it so afraid of these young people, that it should choose to march against them? And attempt to silence what little voice they have? Let us find out shall we?
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Occupy Wall Street at Liberty Plaza on Oct. 15, 2011. View of the Antiwar Committee Protest March around the Park. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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Live, unedited film on Friday, October 14, 2011, @ 7 am, at Liberty Plaza, after the City of New York backed down on their threat to clear out the Occupy Wall Street while crews "sanitized" the protest campground. Approximately 4000 protestors packed Liberty Plaza in support. Video of "WikiLeaks" truck parked at edge of Park. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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Gerald Celente at Liberty Plaza.- 25 Oct 2011 Trends Journal: www.trendsresearch.com Twitter: twitter.com
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"I'm gonna go talk to Keith Olbermann now because it's been my job since the beginning to get the mainstream media to cover this event, this uprising, this rebellion for the people. And I am honored to be just one citizen amongst many. Thank you for being here. Thank you for being part of this with me. I'm so happy to be part of this with you. We're all equals here. Let's keep our voices strong. Let's not ever give up. This struggle may be long. We're not going anywhere!" -- Michael Moore at day 34 of Occupy Wall Street, Thursday, October 20th, 2011 Occupying the Internets at www.michaelmoore.com
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Police Takedown of Zuccotti Park on Nov. 15, 2011 @ 3:30 am. Unedited, live film near Liberty Square in Manhattan as protestors rallied in support of Occupy Wall Street, while the police herded the crowds away. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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After what the individuals in these highrises did, back in 2008, when they crashed this country, right in to the ground, and they just runined it, millions more without work, millions lost their pensions, just total calamity and chaos for the last three years in this country. To this day, not a single one of them arrested, not one of them, not one of them, but on saturday, 100 of these citizens who were being non-viotelnt, they were arrested. How can I live in a country that arrests a 100 non-violent people and doesn't arrest a single of these bankers or the people that caused this collapse. Just boggles the mind. uslaw.com
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Dane from OWS is bounced by the NYPD and @ 1:45 of this video a woman brandishing a court order that affirmed the rights of protesters to occupy Liberty ark is punched in the face by NYPD. I'm spending 99 days with the 99%... DONATE TO HELP FUND THE PROJECT: www.wepay.com more at www.AcronymTV.com Zuccotti park, police brutality, eviction, bloomberg, nypd, punches woman, assault, protesters, clash, police, owe, occupy, occupy wall street,
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This morning at Liberty Plaza, New York, the Occupy Wall Street movement had a small victory. The intended, much vaulted 'eviction' at about 6.00am in order for Brookfields to clean up was halted and postponed in the presence of thousands of OwS supporters. Thoughts go to the smaller occupy groups in the USA, who are having a tougher time. Thanks again to the livestream team for recording this moment. www.livestream.com
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Police takeover of Zuccotti Park on Nov. 15, 2011 @ 1:00 AM. Unedited, live film near Liberty Square in Manhattan as large police presence starting their attack and ejectment of the Occupy Wall Street encampment. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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Occupy Wall St March of 14.10.11. At apx 6:30 am, it was announced in the General Assembly (GA) that Brookfield Properties was not going to force an eviction under the guise of "park-cleaning". Around 7:30 or so, the pent-up energy of the hundreds of protestors packed cheek to jowl exploded into two unscheduled and, as usual, unpermitted marches: one going north on Broadway, the other going south. This is footage from the south-bound march. In front of 33 Beaver St, the protestors, fed up from harassment eariler in the day, and being chased and herded by a phalanx of cop-cycles, decided to turn in protest and stand their ground. There were a good many hot-heads on both sides. As you can see, a few protestors pushed the cycles, resulting in escalation which suddenly resulted in a rush-attack by the police. Key points to notice here: 1) The protestor who you can see getting arrested is mostly passive. 2) The aggressiveness of the protestors in no way justifies the brutality seen here and in later clashes. 3) The Press is denied access to view and record the beating, arrest, and handling of this protestor. indeed, they are chased off with night-sticks. 4) The (green-hat) member of the lawyers guild was denied access to protect her client. FEATURED ON fikira.tumblr.com For More Coverage www.youtube.com
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This is the end of the March, regrouping at Liberty Plaza. I have heard reports of 10000 people, don't believe that for a minute!!!! There was no less than 20000!!!! Also the media seems to have focused on the police violence again. There were 100 arrests of 20000+ marchers, tell me this wasn't a peaceful march!
Police takeover of Zuccotti Park on Nov. 15, 2011 @ 2:00 AM. Unedited, live film near Liberty Square in Manhattan as heavy police presence moves into Zuccotti Park to eject Occupy Wall Street, while the police cordoned off onlookers from viewing the law enforcement operation. * Occupy Wall Street website www.OccupyWallSt.org * Voter March on Twitter http * Voter March Blog, by Lou Posner www.votermarch.com * Tax Wall Street Blog @ http
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"I let the camera roll so everyone could see the full extent of this march which was several blocks long. At the time, with dozens of NYPD motorcycles and hundreds of officers each with thousands of plastic bands NYPD seemed prepared to arrest everyone given the chance." -- Jeff Gibbs
