Showing posts with label economic crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economic crisis. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

● Occupy Wall Street Movement Goes Worldwide

Occupy Wall Street Movement Goes Worldwide

Occupy Wall Street Movement Goes Worldwide

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead

"We are the ones we have been waiting for." -June Jordan

Crowds of demonstrators cheer as the Occupy Wall Street movement goes worldwide, Oct. 15th, 2011, Times Square, New York City. A.N.S.W.E.R. YOUTH & STUDENTS SMASH WAR & RACISM. Activists repeat, "...all day, all week, occupy every street." http://youtube.com/uresist

● THE RISING TIDE...

THE RISING TIDE...

THE RISING TIDE...

The rising tide of the 1% is sinking the boats of the 99%. http://youtube.com/uresist Just after the 10th anniversary of the Afghanistan War, a march on banks for peace and economic justice begins at Trinity Church and Liberty Plaza, NYC. "Wall Street is War Street!" Demonstrators chant, "We're fired up! We won't take no more! We want money for jobs, not for war!" Occupy Wall Street Protesters rally against the financing of war and Wall Street's role in bringing on the economic crisis and subsequently crashing the world economy.

Join us! ...because you already are what we are, the 99%

ALL PROCEEDS FROM OUR OWS APPAREL WILL GO TO THE OCCUPY WALL STREET MOVEMENT: http://occupywallst.org/donate
RESISTANCE APPAREL @ uresist.com

Saturday, October 1, 2011

● Occupy Wall Street: Demonstrators rally...

Occupy Wall Street: Demonstrators rally...

Occupy Wall Street: Demonstrators rally...

Music, dancing, drumming, gathering, and engaging, people are coming together and beginning to fight back. Occupy Wall Street Demonstrators rally against Wall Street's destructive practices by taking over Zuccotti Park (Liberty Plaza, Wall Street Area, New York City), with picket signs, posters, petitions, music, chanting, and demanding accountability from the wall street financial firms that caused and benefited from the economic crash. http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZBT3LFbZE2M

Thursday, April 23, 2009

● EARTHDAY

Climate Vigil ● 350.org ● Meaddows Ryan ● NYC
Climate Vigil ● 350.org ● Meaddows Ryan ● NYC ● Dec. 11th 2009
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Earth Day:
April 22nd
( Spring in the Northern Hemisphere
/ Autumn in the Southern Hemisphere ),
a day of awareness, appreciation, and activism for the Earth's environment. Earth day was founded by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970, and is now recognized in many countries around the world.

March Equinox ( Spring Equinox Northern Hemisphere )
The United Nations celebrates an Earth Day each year on the March Equinox (often March 20th), a tradition which was founded by peace activist John McConnell in 1969.

Earth Day transcends all national borders to celebrate our home, our planet, and life itself, to reflect on our health and ability to live in harmony with our environment, ourselves, and to rethink our approach to how we can move forward in achieving a less destructive, more harmonious future.

40th Anniversary of Earth Day:
April 22nd 2010
Start planning your Earth Day 2010 event or action now !!!

EARTH DAY NETWORK ● earthday.net

Earth Day April 22
Join Earth Day�s Green Generation & a new era in environmental stewardship
Information on Earth Day's 40th anniversary and the Green Generation
● ● ● http://earthday.net

United States Environmental Protection Agency
EPA's mission is to protect human health and to safeguard the natural environment upon which life depends.
http://epa.gov/earthday
http://youtube.com/user/usEPAgov

http://earthday.gov
http://earthdaytv.net
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Saturday, February 14, 2009

● The Bailout & The Stimulus

Bipartisanship seems to only exists when policies serve the rich. As soon as we start talking about education, infrastructure, the environment, and healthcare, things that benefit the many as opposed to the wealthy few, we then seem to have a lot of division and talk about wasteful spending. It's not considered wasteful when the money is going straight to the top. That somehow is necessary. Building schools and public transportation, hiring teachers and workers, somehow is seen as unnecessary, wasteful, and certainly not job creation, even though, the jobs being created and performed directly benefit the community as a whole. Somehow we could barely imagine not bailing out the failed banks and failed Wall Street firms that created this economic crisis with their reckless lending and trading practices. Bailing out the failed businesses of the wealthiest criminals on the planet (with essentially no oversight) who have created a multilayered global crisis, is seen as unavoidable in our nation's capital, while your interests are wasteful, if they're even recognized at all.

After 30 years of deregulation, Congress approves a stimulus package that will help to curb the emerging crisis created by decades of privatization and lax oversight. Friedmanism has failed. It is time to pick up the pieces and realize the obvious forgotten truth; that markets need rules, regulation, and oversight.

The Stimulus Package is not enough. It takes some steps in the right direction after 28 years of running in the wrong direction. We still have our work cut out for us. The resistance movements against corporate tyranny must push harder and further to inform the public and pressure Washington.
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The Truth about the Wall Street Bailout: How "Free Market Capitalism" Really Works. Nader and Chomsky Explain the Game, a Nanny State to Take Care of the Rich


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