Showing posts with label Wall Street Protest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wall Street Protest. Show all posts
Monday, September 26, 2011
A Message from Anonymous to Occupy Wall Street | Gerald Celente Trends Blog
A Message from Anonymous to Occupy Wall Street | Gerald Celente Trends Blog: Hello Citizens of the world. AS you may or may not know, many of us are trying to fight corruption by protesting on Wall St. WE are tired of the corrupt bankers destroying the world with their unjust policies, we are tired of the Federal Reserves unconstitutional ways, and we are tired of remaining silent.WE are all fighting for different reasons, but we are all fighting as one. We all thank you for your continuing support, and we ask those who can not make it down to Wall St. to help us with Op: BankerBlackFax. The Plan: Starting when the Stock Market opens at 9:30am ET until it closes at 4pm ET we ask you to send the following images, to the numbers listed below, using the Fax services also listed below. Continue doing this as long as Operation Occupy Wall Street goes on. The Goal: Disrupt the service of the following banks, untill our voices are heard. We are Anonymous We are Legion We do not forgive We do not forget We told you to expect us Wall St
‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests may grow Monday after weekend arrests (video) - BlogPost - The Washington Post
‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests may grow Monday after weekend arrests (video) - BlogPost - The Washington Post: The demonstrators are calling for changes in American social and economic policies.
Guy Steward, 18, told amNew York newspaper that after the “mass police brutality” of Saturday, “morale is as high as it can be” and that the protesters ranks have grown.
Protesters have been reinvigorated in part by videos shared that show people being maced and arrested on and around Wall Street.
Police said most of the arrests were for blocking traffic, and one person was charged with assaulting an officer. The Daily Beast reports that NYPD is now facing criticism about what may have been excessive force.
Guy Steward, 18, told amNew York newspaper that after the “mass police brutality” of Saturday, “morale is as high as it can be” and that the protesters ranks have grown.
Protesters have been reinvigorated in part by videos shared that show people being maced and arrested on and around Wall Street.
Police said most of the arrests were for blocking traffic, and one person was charged with assaulting an officer. The Daily Beast reports that NYPD is now facing criticism about what may have been excessive force.
‘Occupy Wall Street’ Protests Turn Violent; Video Shows Police Macing Women - ABC News
‘Occupy Wall Street’ Protests Turn Violent; Video Shows Police Macing Women - ABC News: ABC News’ Olivia Katrandjian reports:
Video posted by the group Occupy Wall St from the eighth day of protests against corporations show police using Tasers and mace to control the crowd, which the group says has only made it more committed to keep up the demonstrations in lower Manhattan for the long haul.
A New York Police Department spokeswoman today confirmed the group’s claim that approximately 80 people were arrested Saturday, mainly for disorderly conduct and obstructing vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
“One person was arrested for assaulting a police officer,” she said.
Video posted by the group Occupy Wall St from the eighth day of protests against corporations show police using Tasers and mace to control the crowd, which the group says has only made it more committed to keep up the demonstrations in lower Manhattan for the long haul.
A New York Police Department spokeswoman today confirmed the group’s claim that approximately 80 people were arrested Saturday, mainly for disorderly conduct and obstructing vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
“One person was arrested for assaulting a police officer,” she said.
Chinese Protest Occupy Wall Street - YouTube
Chinese Protest Occupy Wall Street - YouTube: Chinese Protest Occupy Wall Street
Occupy Wall St S24 Police Riot - YouTube
Occupy Wall St S24 Police Riot - YouTube: Occupy Wall St S24 Police Riot Day 7
Wall Street Protests Gain Steam as Videos of Alleged Police Brutality Go Viral
Wall Street Protests Gain Steam as Videos of Alleged Police Brutality Go Viral: Reports about the size of crowds and the stamina of protesters at Wall Street in New York City vary, but several videos from the “Occupy Wall Street” protests have gone viral and some protesters allege that an overzealous NYPD has been forcefully restraining and even macing peaceful protesters.
Ten days in (the Wall Street protests began September 17th) it seems the movement is gaining steam rather than petering out, with 80 arrests made over the weekend by the NYPD at the site of the demonstrations in downtown Manhattan. 25-year-old Chelsea Elliott is one of the women in the video who is visibly corralled behind orange netting- a crowd control practice known as “kettling”- before, she says, police used mace or pepper spray on the women (who do not appear to be violent), causing them to shriek in pain. Elliott spoke to the New York Times about the incident, video of which has spread violently:
Ten days in (the Wall Street protests began September 17th) it seems the movement is gaining steam rather than petering out, with 80 arrests made over the weekend by the NYPD at the site of the demonstrations in downtown Manhattan. 25-year-old Chelsea Elliott is one of the women in the video who is visibly corralled behind orange netting- a crowd control practice known as “kettling”- before, she says, police used mace or pepper spray on the women (who do not appear to be violent), causing them to shriek in pain. Elliott spoke to the New York Times about the incident, video of which has spread violently:
Saturday, September 24, 2011
80 people arrested at 'Occupy Wall Street' protest | The Associated Press | Nation | Washington Examiner
80 people arrested at 'Occupy Wall Street' protest | The Associated Press | Nation | Washington Examiner: About 80 people have been arrested as demonstrators who were camped out near the New York Stock Exchange marched through lower Manhattan.
The "Occupy Wall Street" protest is entering its second week. Demonstrators said Saturday that they are protesting bank bailouts, the mortgage crisis and Georgia's execution of Troy Davis.
At Manhattan's Union Square, police tried to corral the demonstrators using orange plastic netting. Some of the arrests were filmed and activists posted the videos online.
The "Occupy Wall Street" protest is entering its second week. Demonstrators said Saturday that they are protesting bank bailouts, the mortgage crisis and Georgia's execution of Troy Davis.
At Manhattan's Union Square, police tried to corral the demonstrators using orange plastic netting. Some of the arrests were filmed and activists posted the videos online.
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