Saturday, September 24, 2011

a Video Tribute to 1st Week of #OccupyWallstreet: 'Nobody Can Predict The Moment Of Revolution'



Also read: Why 'Occupy Wall Street' makes sense by Amy Goodman

Monday, September 19, 2011

DeWereldMorgen over #OccupyWallStreet

Zaterdag 17 september zijn in New York enkele duizenden demonstranten en activisten samengestroomd voor een bezetting van Wall Street. Dit protest valt samen met gelijkaardige acties in meerdere steden in de VS. Overheden en mainstreammedia doen hun best om de meeste Amerikanen in het ongewisse te houden over de protesten.

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Meer op DeWereldMorgen hier

LiveStream hieronder:
 

Friday, September 16, 2011

Message From Anonymous: Sept 17 We Take Wallstreet #OccupyWallStreet #TomaLaBolsa




Hello citizens of the internet. We are Anonymous.

On September 17th, Anonymous will flood into lower Manhattan, set up tents, kitchens, peaceful barricades and occupy Wall Street for a few months. Once there, we shall incessantly repeat one simple demand in a plurality of voices.

We want Freedom.
This is a Non Violent protest, we do not encourage violence in any way.
The abuse and corruption of corporations, Banks and Governments.

ENDS HERE!!

Join Us!

We Are Anonymous.

We Are Legion.

We do not Forgive.

We do not Forget.

Wall Street, Expect Us!


Tuesday, September 6, 2011

[Also Funny] Butterfly to Humanity: If I Go Extinct I Swear...

A warning from a Karner blue butterfly to Humanity, taken from The Onion: http://www.theonion.com/articles/if-i-go-extinct-i-swear-i-will-take-as-many-humans,21250/


'I swear to you on all that is good and holy that before the Karner blue (butterfly) goes extinct, myself and the last remaining members of my species will take out as much of the human race as we possibly can. There will be mayhem. Children will die. People will suffer.
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You think I'm kidding around? Keep messing with my habitat. Keep developing land and messing with my migratory patterns so that my food sources become even scarcer. Yeah, just keep on doing that and one night you're going to wake up with a knife to your throat as me and my last remaining friends force you to watch while we strangle your wife and kids.

Maybe then you'll take land conservation a little more seriously. But you know what? It will be too late because blood will be gushing out of a hole in your neck.
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So, I'll give you one last warning, because this doesn't have to happen. If I were you, I'd seriously consider stepping up your conservation efforts, unless of course you want your buildings blown up and your people butterfly-gang-raped.'

Monday, August 8, 2011

#SpanishRevolution: "No human being is illegal!"


'Saturday was the first full day in which Puerta del Sol was free again. The only visible signs of the 15M movement are small gatherings around pieces of cardboard on which is written: ‘Culture’, or ‘Info’. The once mighty Acampada with its 4000 volume library, its day care center, its temple and its internal telephone lines is a distant memory.

As I walk over the square in the evening I am happy to see that it is full, not only with young people, not only with people drinking, but with citizens of all ages in small groups, discussing among each other. I look at the clock. It’s almost midnight. The moon has just risen. It’s one of those fairy tale moments when something unexpected is about to happen.

And so it does. Suddenly I hear voices, in crescendo. “No human being is illegal! No human being is illegal!” I see two municipal police officers with steel faces hastily walk by, followed by a growing crowd of people. I deduce that they have been trying to check the identification of an immigrant and maybe even tried to make an arrest.

People here don’t like that. They don’t think that not possessing certain papers is a crime. And fortunately we are living in a time and place in which they are not afraid to express their feelings of humanity. The mass of people grows, the police officers walk back to their car, which gets sealed of quickly by a line of national police on stand-by. They didn’t perform an arrest. They are forced to retreat. People applaud, they sing their hymn, “From North to South / From East to West / The struggle continues / Whatever the cost!” and they turn back to their conversations.'