OccupyWallStreet protester with a spot-on & passionate speech re Ending the Federal Reserve, Minimizing the Federal Government, Ending the Fractional Reserve Banking System, Ending the Monetary Fiasco that is the government-controlled FIAT money system & Ending the Wars that were engineered to make the richest 1% even richer. We also need to have an independent audit and inventory of all the gold reserves in the USA. We need to hold the Bankers and Elite responsible for their crimes against humanity... End the Fed, End the Wars & End the Corruption!! -=== -=== -=== All I know is that first you've got to get mad. You've got to say, "I'm a HUMAN BEING, God damn it! My life has VALUE!" So I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now, bring a friend and go to your nearest #Occupy protest or Federal Reserve Bank. Peacefully assemble, but let them know that YOU'RE MAD AS HELL, AND NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE! -=== -=== -=== Update - 10/3/11 @ 9:00 PM EDT: i found the videographer's (Philip Small) blog & post on his capturing of this amazing protest speech by chris on 9/30/11: smallstoryvisuals.com -=== -=== -=== Update - 10/4/11 3:00 PM EDT: The Patriot in this video is YT user CptnMidnite aka "chris": www.youtube.com Also, a couple of quotes "chris" recently left on the original video: "Hi, I'm the guy from the video, please excuse me if i wasn't clear on some of my points as i came across I had been talking and ...
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How do majority of Americans feel about Occupy wall street protests?
It seems the mainstream media has not covered much of the occupy wall street protests. I'm wondering what most Americans think about this
(clip from RT news) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV9uZ00bqD8
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It seems that the majority want to throw the troublemakers in jail.
"Irresponsible, with all our troubles,more protests will simply multiply the trouble"
Give your answer opinion about Occupy Wall Street below!
8 comments:
Personally - I think it's a big waste of time for everyone. Which is probably why the media wasn't giving it much press coverage, eh?
Most of Them don't Know & don't Care. They've got Their OWN little "Wall Streets" to worry about...
I like the idea, the only thing I dislike is Anonymous which is hard to gauge where they are coming from,especially the mixed message of a logo of a terrorist(a failed on nonetheless) VS the call for nonviolence. I think their PR and videos also falls into an old trap of not being appealing for older people/religious people/conservatives who are just as upset and disrupts the potential for multiple generations of Americans to be attracted to this show of opposition to the direction we are headed.
I think many people agree with the protest due to the lack of Obama even using the Bully Pulpit let alone doing anything different than a 3rd term of Bushs outside his public appearance and rhetoric.
When has it been right that they take away our first amendment right which is the right to freedom of speech, without getting pepper sprayed in the face. Our own government goes against itself. It is kind of funny. The government was supposed to originally protect it's people, but now it is slowly killing itself by not only becoming a police state, but also cherishing their personal desires over We The People. A big game of monopoly where our government has all the corporations to do it's bidding.
Seems like protests call out that their king (government) isn't valuable anymore, so since our government has thrown down its crown, We The People, Pick it up and rejoice that we are Victorious as people under one. United We Stand, Together we Fall.
If Corporate new media, doesn't promote your cause, it doesn't get out...In contrast the fake Tea Party.
These people are just silly hippies.I'm waiting for the real revolution when the guillotines are set up and the severed heads of the pin stripe bandits cover Wall Street from end to end.
I personally feel disgusted but not surprised that the media hasn't touched it. What we are seeing on Wall Street is completely justified, and a sign of more things to come in the next year as this country and the world slides into further economic and social decline. If their greivances are not addressed, I welcome and hope for riots next like in the rest of the world as that is the only way things will change.
It has been getting more and more attention because the UK media has been covering it extensively. The American media is starting to pick it up, but with a more skeptical and cynical approach. They would considering they have financial interests in the status quo. The protests are actually growing in size despite reports and just got a major indorcesment. The NYC Transit Union has decided to through their weight behind the protester and will be joining them in the next couple of days. The Union has almost 30,000 members alone. Things are going to get interesting.
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