Statement from Occupy Wall Street

The international uprising against Wall Street has made its first definitive statement in Chicago. On October 15, the city was the scene of a big Occupy Wall Street march and rally of 5,000 people, who took to the streets with chants of “People over Profits! Occupy Chicago!”

Tens of thousands flood the streets of global financial centers, capital cities and small towns to "Occupy Together" against Wall Street

Tens of thousands flood the streets of global financial centers, capital cities and small towns to "Occupy Together" against Wall Street.

The growing movement of the people against the dominance of Wall Street, Big Banks and Corporations achieved a great victory today.

Under the false guise of "cleaning" an already-clean Liberty Plaza, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is attempting to shut down Occupy Wall Street.

In a premeditated plan to suppress a peaceful protest of more than 5,000 people, the New York City Police trapped and arrested more than 700 people yesterday in lower Manhattan as they marched from the Occupy Wall Street encampment to Brooklyn.

ANSWER activist and hip hop artist Marcel Cartier speaks to RT television about the Occupy Wall Street movement and its potential for mass organizing.

“Money for jobs and education, not for war and occupation,” and other chants rang out as hundreds protested at a million-dollar fundraiser for Pres. Obama’s reelection campaign.

Imagine if George W. Bush had received a four-year extension to his term of office and he alone had presided over the bailout, the surge of troops in Afghanistan, the deportation of 1 million immigrants, and the bombing of an African country.