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Comment by Cryptocurrency on September 24, 2011 at 3:42pm

They have declared that they are not leaving until the main stream media covers this.

Comment by truth on September 24, 2011 at 3:06pm

Agreed KRYPKE , didn't ever appear that big. > Huge number of protestors are now marching to WallStreet

Comment by Cryptocurrency on September 24, 2011 at 2:54pm

That is not true. There was no where near 50,000 people. It was at it's peak a couple thousand. I know people that were there and they told me that it was estimated that maybe 3 to 4,000 was the peak showing.

 

Comment by LYNN SHEDLER on September 20, 2011 at 4:13am

I  am  sorry  I  did  not  know  this  was  a  Live  Stream  Video.  It  didn'T   tell  me  that  when  I  first  clicked  it  on!!    I  did  see  that  a  few  people  were  arrested   for  being  on  the  side  walk  -  what  ever  that  means??

Also  I  watched  a  few  interviews.    Good  attempt  to  record  what  may  be  apart  of  history  some  day!!!

Comment by SilverMoon on September 20, 2011 at 3:51am

I admire everyone for showing up and sticking together in peace.
I just wish I could join them.. Love & Light to ALL of you ; )

Comment by LYNN SHEDLER on September 20, 2011 at 3:41am

This  Video  is  a  strange  one,  indeed.  Why  bother  printing  it  if  there  is  no  talking  or  acting.  To  me  it  looks  like  an  everyday  crowd  of  people  walking  about  in  Toronto.   Going  to  work  or  to  lunch   or  just  out  for  a  walk  if  unemployeed.

I  don't  get  it.  The  one  I  saw  about  the  actuall  Wall  Street  protest  was  very  good!!!  All  groups  chanting  their  'sayings  or  belief''.  I  have  just  looked  at  my  computer  screen  and  the  video  is  playing  (plugged  into  head  phones),  without  me  turning  it  on  or  pushing  any  buttons.....   Totally  weird.

Comment by karen kessler on September 19, 2011 at 6:54pm

these people are Heros

Comment by karen kessler on September 19, 2011 at 6:53pm

they took the right to assemble and the right of free speech, my God we now live in a police state, no rights for the tax payer

Comment by noblsht on September 19, 2011 at 3:37pm

An external hand-held microphone USB would be the way to go, since I am seeing the UI laptop now

Comment by noblsht on September 19, 2011 at 3:34pm

I don't know what kind of camera is using, but the microphone is terrible we cannot hear the interview

 

Comment by P Lee on September 19, 2011 at 2:33pm

keep up the good work.I am very grateful for all of the positive info I receive here.THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!

Comment by Aurora Axis on September 19, 2011 at 1:57pm

Full support to the protesters.  I hope , change can be achieved peacefully .  Black block should be exposed as establishment operatives. Get them out of the crowd !!

Comment by Lloyd Sewell on September 19, 2011 at 11:05am

Hi all - much success - At last folks have decided to (not only talk - but their neck on the line) - remember you only live once - and if all you have in life is a Hammer - Then everything else must be a a nail - And you have been treated as a nail for long enough - it is time to reverse the process - Success to all - I live in Europe - but I am with you in spirit - in thought and in the belief that enough is enough. Best - Boysie

Comment by truth on September 19, 2011 at 9:55am

NYPD, A Police Force That Works Directly With The CIA Shutting Down...

It is also worth noting that MSNBC characterized the protest as an invasion of the NYC Financial District, which is a very interesting choice of words.

How can citizens invade public property that belongs to their own country?

Well, they can’t. MSNBC would just like to implant subtle language that makes these protesters out to be something other than Americans attempting to get our way of life back in a peaceful manner.

In order to stop Americans from utilizing their right to protest, the police (who, on the whole, protect and serve the elite while they subjugate, dehumanize, exploit and abuse the average citizen) blocked off all of the streets near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Federal Hall.