Following Tehran's decision to downgrade diplomatic ties with the UK after the imposition of fresh sanctions, Iranian protesters have broken into the grounds of the British Embassy in the capital.
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Chris Savvinidis, this guy is awesome, please share this video and if you can get involved, the time is NOW. Wall Street Mocks Protesters By Drinking Champagne 2011: www.youtube.com Financial Armageddon Imminent 2011: www.youtube.com Banker Protesters Storm Brooklyn Bridge 2011 "The Youth Are Rising" www.youtube.com Wall Street Activist Owns Fox News Producer, Fox Bury Interview 2011 www.youtube.com Incredible Speech By Wall Street Protester "End The Fed" 2011 www.youtube.com JP Morgan actually FUNDS The New York City Police Department: Source: theintelhub.com Occupy Wall Street: Mass Economic Riots Are Now Here And America Will Never Be The Same: endoftheamericandream.com Obama Machine Prepares To Hijack 'Occupy Wall Street' www.infowars.com JP Morgan Funded NYPD Mass Arrests! www.youtube.com The Marines are Coming to PROTECT the Protestors' globalnoncompliance.webnode.com ADG Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow ADG on Twitter: twitter.com
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Protesters started marching up the pedestrian walk way over the bridge while others tried to take the traffic lane. For a few minutes officers held the line and then they turned around and led the way up the traffic lane on the Brooklyn Bridge. From what I saw no police told any of the protesters to leave until they created a barricade in front of the march about halfway through the bridge. They then pulled vans and buses up to the back of the group and started arresting everyone. In total over 700 people were arrested.
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Journalist and Reason contributor Michael Tracey is covering New York's Occupy Wall Street as it's happening. Above is footage he shot as the protesters marched through the street of Manhattan and had various stand-offs with the New York Police Department. Tracey himself reports being punched in the shoulder while filming. In the above video, around the 1.40 mark, a white-shirted NYPD officer decks a protester in a green shirt (how the incident started is unclear). Reason.tv's Meredith Bragg edited the video above from about 20 minutes of footage. Follow Tracey at twitter.com And read his October 7 story, "Occupy Wall Street: Beyond the Caricatures," at reason.com His website is mctracey.com Reason's coverage of the Occupy movement can be found at http
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Video courtesy: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com The most violent clash between OWS supporters and the police so far has erupted in Denver, as the authorities attempted to dismantle an Occupy camp. The Internet is swamped with hundreds of angry messages and pictures of rubber bullet wounds. Denver police took their best shot at dismantling the OWS camp over the weekend. To disperse the crowd they used tear gas, batons, and rubber bullets, which are considered to be a "safe deterrent." RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Hundreds of arrests, accusations of police brutality and dozens of injuries - this is how the 'Occupy' movement in the US marked its two-month anniversary this week. Officers in riot gear tore down camps and broke up mostly peaceful demos against the unequal distribution of wealth in major American cities. At the heart of the campaign, in New York, a crowd of activists took to the subway and tried to block off the Stock Exchange. Evidence has been emerging of disproportionate police action in response to the rallies. At the University of California, a group of students staging a sit-down protest were pepper-sprayed in the face. In an earlier incident, an officer was filmed beating an Iraq war veteran so hard he suffered a ruptured spleen, although he seemed to pose no threat. And yet, as Anastasia Churkina reports, the crackdown is not deterring protesters. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Footage from the Occupy Oakland protest, October 25th, 2011. After protesters ran to the aid of a badly-injured person, Oakland Police deliberately lobbed a flash grenade into the crowd. Whatever you think of the Occupy movement, police behavior of this kind is criminal and should be prosecuted. The original footage, shot by Ben Cruz, is here: www.ktvu.com Website created for the injured protester: www.scottolsen.org Article about him: www.businessweek.com
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Thousands of demonstrators remained camped out in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Wednesday night as dozens of wounded protesters were being treated in makeshift hospitals. A brief attempt by Egypt's military to interpose a ceasefire between riot police and civilians near the epicentre of protests against military rule earlier disintegrated into another night of violence. Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports from Cairo.
The 99 percent approached President Barack Obama this afternoon, surprising the commander in chief with a "mic check" during a speech he was making in New Hampshire. Speaking from Manchester, NH Tuesday to discuss the American economy, President Obama was interrupted by protesters employing the "People's Microphone," a method of spreading news and alerts made popular by the Occupy Wall Street movement after demonstrators were denied usage of megaphones. "Mic check," a lone voice yelled during the president's speech, which prompted a boisterous echo from other protesters in the crowd. A series of call-and-response quips ensued, overwhelming the president and causing him to momentarily stop his speech. Though the chants were cut short due to a roar of cheers and jeers, the attempted message in full has made its way to the Web. "Mr. President: Over 4000 peaceful protesters have been arrested while banksters continue to destroy the economy,"protesters proclaimed. "You must stop the assault on our First Amendment rights. Your silence sends a message that police brutality is acceptable. Banks got bailed out. We got sold out." RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Police in the US have been filmed beating back protesters at a mass demonstration in New York, in the biggest event yet in the three-week-long rally called 'Occupy Wall Street'. There are also reports pepper spray's been used, and police have confirmed they've made dozens of arrests at the rally. Thousands have been taking part in sustained protests to demand social and economic change. Activists say they're fed up with breaking their backs at work, while the Wall Street bankers' bonuses keep flowing. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Police in New York have violently dispersed an anti-Wall Street rally, arresting more than seven hundred people after a dramatic showdown on Brooklyn bridge. Thousands joined the movement dubbed 'Occupy Wall Street' - in protest against what they call corporate domination. James Corbett, editor of independent news website www.corbettreport.com says the police brutality may provoke an escalation of violence. RT on Twitter http RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Video courtesy: Jamie Francis www.youtube.com and Steve Schwind www.youtube.com In Portland, police in riot gear have surrounded hundreds of Occupy protesters in a central park after they ignored eviction orders. Officers used batons and threatened arrests if the demonstrators failed to comply. The protests are part of the larger movement against social and economic inequality and corporate greed in America and around the world. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Throngs of participants with the Occupy Wall Street movement marched to Times Square in New York City on October 15 in a mass protest. Once there, however, their peaceful demonstration quickly turned violent as cops attacked protesters with batons, pepper spray and . . . horses? RT marched along with them in Manhattan and collected some of this footage, which chronicles the journey from Washington Square Park to Times Square on Saturday afternoon.
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For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com In the streets of Greece, arguably the biggest protest in years is now descending into violence. People are venting their anger against a new package of austerity measures the country is likley to adopt as soon as Thursday.
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Veterans for Peace member Scott Olsen was wounded by a less-lethal round fired by either San Francisco Sheriffs deputies or Palo Alto Police on October 25, 2011 at 14th Street and Broadway in Downtown Oakland video of him as he was pulled away from the police line of fire. www.youtube.com *UPDATE* OPD ADMITS TO USING LESS THAN LETHAL ROUNDS "During the evening protest, a number of officers were assaulted, doused with hazardous materials and hit with large rocks and bottles, which resulted in the declaration of an unlawful assembly and the order to disperse. To assist in the dispersal efforts, officers used less lethal force tactics. At approximately 10:00pm this evening, a group of approximately 300 protesters in the area of Frank Ogawa Plaza began throwing large rocks and bottles at officers after receiving the order to disperse, which again prompted the use of less than lethal munitions." www2.oaklandnet.com Q. Did the Police deploy rubber bullets, flash-bag grenades? A. No, the loud noises that were heard originated from M-80 explosives thrown at Police by protesters. In addition, Police fired approximately four bean bag rounds at protesters to stop them from throwing dangerous objects at the officer Quote from OPD in thier public brief to the city of oakland. www2.oaklandnet.com This is direct evidence of oakland police using flashbangs against protesters. CLEARLY these people are trying to help a man that is on the ground hurt or something else. This footage was shot <b>...</b>
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Washington DC (October 4, 2011) -- Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) today released the following video and statement in support of the protestors on Wall Street and around the country who have identified themselves with the hashtag #OccupyWallStreet: "To the young men and women who are braving the overreaction of local authorities to raise their voices against the corruption and manipulation of our nation that emanates from Wall Street: I say to you that your presence is making a difference. You are exercising the right every American holds most dear, the right of freedom of expression, and with that expression you are finally getting the attention of the nation. "Wall Street banks got billion dollar bailouts but the American people get austerity. Fourteen million Americans are out of work. 50 million people don't have health insurance and a million people a year lose their homes to foreclosure. Our policies take the wealth of the nation and accelerate it into the hands of the few. "We need a government of the people and for the people. We need a financial system that is of the people and for the people. It is time we take our nation back and take our monetary system back from the big banks. "I recently introduced HR 2990, the National Emergency Employment Defense Act, to put the Federal Reserve under the Treasury, to end the practice of fractional reserve banking and to take control of our monetary policy and make sure it works for the people. "We can use our <b>...</b>
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Police clashed with University of California at Berkeley students who were showing solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement and protesting high tuition. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur break down the video on The Young Turks. Watch more college related videos: www.youtube.com Watch Cenk at Occupy Oakland at current.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Violent arrests are taking place in New York where a huge anti-Wall Street rally is underway. RT's Marina Portnaya reports that hundreds of activists are marching across the city, pledging to occupy streets, bridges, the subway in protest against economic inequality.
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Protesters march on New York Stock Exchange on two-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street. Outnumbered police are surrounded. Motorcycle cops retreat with nowhere else to go. We have you surrounded at www.michaelmoore.com
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Reports coming out of Oakland say police there are withdrawing after a series of running battles with Occupy movement protesters. Riot-gear clad cops once again deployed tear gas, flashbangs and rubber ammunition in an effort to move entrenched demonstrators. But the city's port - the 5th largest in America, remains shut down. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Philadelphia Police Capt Ray Lewis Joins OWS Protest and Gives Message to NYPD from Zuccotti Park . Capt Ray Lewis twitter account: twitter.com He is retired now but still a great man.
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As the Occupy Wall Street movement grows in America, campaigners are getting the idea that they are battling the wealthy minority of their own population that has adjusted the country's legislation to their own benefit, neglecting the sum of things. RT's Lori Harfenist found out on the streets of New York that the "Occupy Wall Street" protests have been inspired by "the failure of the system to respond to higher calling for our country." RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Protesters continue to gather on the streets of New York following Saturday's brutal showdown on Brooklyn Bridge that saw more than 700 people arrested. The movement called 'Occupy Wall Street' is promising more marches against corporate greed and social inequality. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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In Greece clashes broke out in central Athens between rival groups of protesters during the second day of mass demonstrations against a new round of austerity measures being debated in parliament. Authorities say one person died, while dozens were injured as more than 50 thousands demonstrators gathered in the city's main square outside parliament. RT's Sara firth reports from Athens. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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A wave of public discontent in the US shows no sign of abating, following Saturday's protest, where hundreds of peaceful demonstrators were arrested, sparking accusations of heavy-handed policing. Defiant anti-Wall street activists refuse to back down, saying more marches against corporate greed and social inequality are in the pipeline. Both the crackdown on Wall street and the way existing financial institutions are run, show that 'US democracy' is just an empty phrase - that's according to UK-based investigative journalist Tony Gosling. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, talk about pirates and protesters and about ponzi schemes operated by Brooks Brothers Bolsheviks. In the second half of the show, Max Keiser interviews Michael W. Hudson about Countrywide's role in the subprime mortgage fraud that Obama's Justice Department refuses to prosecute. KR on FB: www.facebook.com
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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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Over 10000 Occupy Wall Street protesters have shut down the port of Oakland in California. It follows a violent police crackdown there when police stormed the demonstrators' staging ground last week. A former US Marine suffered a fractured skull when he was hit by a projectile when police tried to clear a protest camp in central Oakland. News that a veteran had allegedly been injured by police brought even more protesters onto the street. RT's Lucy Kafanov has the latest from Oakland. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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This is a full video coverage of Noam Chomsky's address to Occupy Boston protesters on Oct 22, 2011 by a NewsParticipaton.com citizen reporter.
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Exercising their second amendment, all states need to do this. Original channel video from oneidea2112: www.youtube.com Napolitano rigged on fast and furious in congress admitting shipping guns to drug cartels in mexico. - www.youtube.com Article on infowars www.infowars.com
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The views of Goldman Sachs of the protesters who are against the fraudster bankers, fraudster politicians, and the bailing out of fraudster banks. Of course, no action will EVER be taken against these massive frauds - the largest theft in the history of planet Earth, since the crooked politicians have been bought by the crooked bankers. Shows how corrupt "the 1%" are. Recorded from BBC Newsnight, 17 November 2011
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