Pacifists, hippies and other crusaders against “financial terrorism” in the U.S.
Pacifists, hippies and other crusaders against “financial terrorism” in the U.S.
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Modeled on New York’s “Occupy Wall Street Now,” this Washington demonstration is named “Occupy D.C. Now.” As in New York, the majority of protesters took to... 07.10.2011, Sputnik International
Modeled on New York’s “Occupy Wall Street Now,” this Washington demonstration is named “Occupy D.C. Now.” As in New York, the majority of protesters took to the streets to urge a change in the economic situation at home.
Modeled on New York’s “Occupy Wall Street Now,” this Washington demonstration is named “Occupy D.C. Now.” As in New York, the majority of protesters took to the streets to urge a change in the economic situation at home.
Modeled on New York’s “Occupy Wall Street Now,” this Washington demonstration is named “Occupy D.C. Now.” As in New York, the majority of protesters took to the streets to urge a change in the economic situation at home.
The protest also involved pacifists, hippies of all age groups, soldiers’ mothers, opponents of military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and gay community members, who are using the occasion to demand respect for their rights.
There was no unity even among the main participants protesting so-called financial terrorism. Some were pro- others anti-Obama; some supported the Republicans, while others attacked them. One group was demonstrating their disapproval of major corporations…
The march involved many people from several states.
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