We still have reasons to be angry (and maybe even more)
In the picture, protesters and press crowd the Plaza del Sol, in Madrid, during the October 15 demonstration.
We are still indignados and ready to wave our protest banners.
Photography by Juan del Pozo.
Tahrir Square, February 11, 2011. Anti-government protesters celebrate after anouncement that Egyptian President Mubarak has resigned.
Everything started then.
Photo by Amr Abdallah Dalsh/Reuters.
(Via Bostom.com: The year in pictures)
“‘Massive and effective street protest’ was a global oxymoron until — suddenly, shockingly — starting exactly a year ago, it became the defining trope of our times. And the protester once again became a maker of history.”
Genius.
“So never be afraid, never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty and truth and compassion; against injustice, lying and greed. If you, not just you in this room tonight, but in all the other thousands of rooms like this one today and tomorrow and next week will do this, not as a class or classes, but as individuals, men and women, you will change the earth.” - William Faulkner, to a class of graduating seniors at University High School, Mississippi.
“They don’t care about you AT ALL.”
Just in case you haven’t noticed yet…
And yes, this may be applied to most European countries to a great extent. Sad but true.
In the video: George Carlin -“Who Really Controls America”
We are the 99%
In the photo, the O15 demonstration in Madrid this afternoon.
You can see pictures from all over the globe in the link below.
(Photo via Público.es - Indignación global)
#O15
See you in the streets.
There are no excuses left. Either you join the revolt taking place on Wall Street and in the financial districts of other cities across the country or you stand on the wrong side of history. Either you obstruct, in the only form left to us, which is civil disobedience, the plundering by the criminal class on Wall Street and accelerated destruction of the ecosystem that sustains the human species, or become the passive enabler of a monstrous evil. Either you taste, feel and smell the intoxication of freedom and revolt or sink into the miasma of despair and apathy. Either you are a rebel or a slave.
Who rule our lives?
(Photo via The “Republican Flag” ~~ The Corporate American Flag - Tennessee Democratic Party)
Still amazed by the fact that THIS is not yet in the news here in Europe (oh well, I guess that they haven’t got much coverage in the States either).
