Noam Chomsky Speaks Out About Occupy Wall Street Protests

Media Ignores Occupy Wall Street But Covers Tea Party Meet at Denny's

Anonymous Occupy Wall Street Call to Action

oh oh....... I do agree that Anonymous should post the names of NYPD officers and others who suppress peaceful occupy walls street protests. But, I do not agree that the addresses of these people and other personal information should be made public. artistdogboy

Occupy Wall Street Video: " S24 Police Riot"

The revolution grows, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day.

"Just heard that the transit workers union just pledged to support the wall street protesters and they're heading over Friday 5pm. That's a union of 200,000 strong, that's right 200,000 strong. Airline, train, automobile, bus drivers and all their branches could be coming, HERE WE GO this is it guys, this is the crowd that we need. Will they deny 200,000 angry workers? This is our Tahrir square, this is our Arab spring, this is our revolution and its about to begin are you ready to take your place in history? Lets make the world proud and take down the corrupt system!"

Comment from YouTube video by Turkiloo:

The Young Turks Occupy Wall Street Protesters 'Awesome'

The tide turns in favor of protesters and further escapades of NYPD pepper spraying rogue Cop.

Tom Hartman Occupy Wall Street: Blame The Gipper

Via: Adbusters

"Something Has Started": Michael Moore on Occupy Wall Street Protests That Could Spark Movement

Via: Nation of Change

The Ironic And Funny Side Of Occupy Wall Street With Comedian Lee Camp

Three-minute comedy video shorts three times per week about what's going on in the world. Written and produced by comedian Lee Camp.

The Revolution Grows Dr. Cornell West At Occupy Wall Street

Video: Michael Moore At Occupy Wall Street

Breaking: Stock Trader Tells The Truth - Governments Don't Matter Goldman Sachs Rules The World - Don't Really Care About Rescue Plans

Why should we Occupy Wall Street? Because we need to stop this exact type of self-centered callous Wall Street mindset that's says the only goal in life is to make more money. 

Cold and calculated truth from a stockbroker. Crisis, what crisis? "We don't care that much about fixing the economy or how their going to fix the whole situation, we just want to make money". Then this gem, "Governments don't rule the world Goldman Sachs rules the world. Golden Sachs doesn't care about the rescue package and nether do the big funds". 

So fuck you middle class your the pawns who will lose your life savings and everything else in the coming economic collapse and Wall Street will relish in it because they'll make money off your misfortune and misery.

"That's The Bank That Took My Parent's Home" - What Wall Street Fears The Most

Robert Stevens, an Occupy Wall Street protester,  has had it. He decided to sit down in the street across from the bank that took his parents home away. There's something poignant about this video because I think he represents thousands of Americans who have also lost their homes because of Wall Street's shenanigans. After the police arrest Stevens for failing to disperse they turn their wrath on the camerawoman recording the incident. 

Occupy Wall Street Day 10 What Democracy Looks Like

From Democracy Now.

Chris Hedges Interview (Full) From Occupy Wall Street Encampment

So you want to know what Occupy Wall Street is all about. Chris Hedges explains in length why the movement is vitally important and takes questions while visiting the #occupywallstreet encampment in New York City's Zucotti Park.

New York's Not So Finest: Photos Video Capture NYPD Thuggery And Overreaction At Occupy Wall Street Protests

Over 80 protesters associated with the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protests were arrested today in New York. Many photos of the NYPD thuggery can be found on flickr. The protesters were taking part in a non-violent march from their Zucotti Park encampment near Wall Street to Union Square Park when the police went on an arresting rampage. Independent news reports and video uploaded to YouTube indicate a number of incidents were it appears excessive force was employed on protesters by police. The grandmother pictured above was charged with disorderly conduct after she happened to be in the wrong place and the wrong time.

Rioting Police Attack Occupy Wall Street Protesters In New York

Police rioted in New York today and took their anger out on Occupy Wall Street protesters after the protest grew in numbers and began a noisy but peaceful march to Union Square Park. More on todays protests in  this report from ABC News. Reports indicate that police have made over 80 arrests today associated with the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Twitter Blocks Occupy Wall Street From Top Trending List

According to the independent news website AmpedStatus Report, twitter on at least two occasions blocked the #OccupyWallStreet hashtag from showing up on its top trending list. The report claims this was done on the first day of the protests on the 17th and again on Thursday September 22.

In a related event Yahoo earlier this week admitted and apologized for blocking emails pertaining to the Occupy Wall Street protests.

"On at least two occasions, Saturday September 17th and again on Thursday night, Twitter blocked #OccupyWallStreet from being featured as a top trending topic on their homepage. On both occasions, #OccupyWallStreet tweets were coming in more frequently than other top trending topics that they were featuring on their homepage. This is blatant political censorship on the part of a company that has recently received a $400 million investment from JP Morgan Chase. We demand a statement from Twitter on this act of politically motivated censorship. Will they block #OccupyWallStreet from trending again tomorrow when actions throughout the country will once again flare up?"

WikiLeaks Truck Adds To Political Theater At Occupy Wall Street

Performance Artist Clark Stoeckley is the man behind the WikiLeaks *mobile information collection unit", part of the political theater that surrounded the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations this week in New York.

Video: Live from Occupy Wall Street: Talking With A National Lawyer's Guild Legal Observer

Great report on current conditions: A legal observer with the National Lawyer's Guild calls into the show, live from Occupy Wall Street, to discuss his first hand #OccupyWallStreet account.



Via: SamSeder the Majority Report

Dylan Ratigan Show: "Wall Street Protests Over Wealth Gap"