RT News interviews Tim Mathews at the Occupy London Stock Exchange.
Occupy Wall Street Inspires Occupy Globe!
Friday October 14,2011
#OccupyLondon
Occupy London’s first General Assembly in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street:
Thursday October 13,2011
United Kingdom
#OccupyLondon
#OccupyLSX
Get ready for October 15,2011:
On October 15th we will be Occupying the London Stock Exchange. At the same time thousands continue to occupy Wall Street and hundreds of cities from Paris and Madrid to Buenos Aires and Caracas are staging actions and occupations together for a global day of action.
By reclaiming space in the face of the economic systems that have caused terrible injustices across the world, we can open up and engage our communities into public discussions. These assemblies will allow people to voice their ideas for how we can work towards a better future and help us create concrete demands to be met. A future free from austerity within a context of growing inequality, unemployment, tax injustice and a political elite who ignores its citizens. So it’s time for citizens to represent themselves. To work together to resist the government’s plans and to do this in solidarity with the hundreds of thousands of others around the world on the same day.
Occupy London Offical Website
Occupy London #OccupyLSX Twitter
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Occupy London FaceBook
Occupy London Live Feed Video Stream
Thursday October 13,2011
United Kingdom
#OccupyLondon
Occupy London Offical Website
Occupy London #OccupyLSX Twitter
Occupy London OccupyLondon Twitter
Occupy London FaceBook
Watch the live stream video feed of the ongoing Occupy London United Kingdom, #OccupyLondon:
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In America, the occupation of Wall Street is entering it’s third week as people from all over the country join together in resistance of the growing social and economic injustice which grips the country.
This is the start of a collective, democratic, non-violent movement to resist and say in a loud and clear voice, enough is enough.
The #OccupyWallStreet Movement spreads to the UK.