May Day 2014
Posted 10 years ago on May 1, 2014, 9:52 a.m. EST by OccupyWallSt
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BREAKING: Workers & retirees shutting down the street in Detroit against Emergency Financial Management #MayDay2014 pic.twitter.com/Vel28BPO7v
— Occupy Wall Street (@OccupyWallStNYC) May 1, 2014<p>#Torino, scontri al #1maggio tra #Polizia e #Autonomi. Feriti e fermi GUARDA IL VIDEO: http://t.co/HOH5FkeQhU pic.twitter.com/RRBY6nBR12</p>— Il Fatto Quotidiano (@fattoquotidiano) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>"@SI_Torino: Studenti e precari in piazza per un primo maggio di lotta! #1M pic.twitter.com/VBnkf2zQ7s"</p>— AltrAgorà (@altrAgora) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>Hotel Bauen and workplace recuperation in #Argentina
#MayDay
#1deMayo
http://t.co/R1HRl8r30F pic.twitter.com/1bjMrJuZ7e</p>— 15MBcn_int (@15MBcn_int) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>#MayDay2014 il carro del leo con vitowar spakka col precariato meticcio in duomo pic.twitter.com/4givAdx5UB</p>— alex foti (@alexfoti) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>#mayday2014 spezzobe del mutuo soccorso, raggiungici... Facile riconoscerci ;) pic.twitter.com/qbAB5lage6</p>— Cs Cantiere (@Cantiere) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>Well #myNYPD is out w/ undercover officers on a #MayDay march #IWJTour @99pickets @OccupyWallSt pic.twitter.com/yeawvNLRW7</p>— 99 Pickets (@99pickets) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
HAPPENING NOW: Hundreds of Detroiters storm Chase Bank chanting "Make The Banks Pay!" pic.twitter.com/OUZpVCRZYg
— Occupy Wall Street (@OccupyWallStNYC) May 1, 2014
It's looking like we will be taking off at 1pm for the #IWJTour @99pickets @OccupyWallStNYC #MayDay pic.twitter.com/wkU9InK9Y7
— Stan Williams (@stanisoccupying) May 1, 2014
<p>Turkish People in their houses helping the ones on the street via baskets during police attack. #MayDay #LabourDay pic.twitter.com/EjRpBgXc0t</p>— ║░V☮ice ✪f Turkey░║ (@VOT99) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>#MayDay is trending worldwide and @twitter is lying about it: pic.twitter.com/aiDI5CUbVy via @Plussone</p>— Occupy Wall Street (@OccupyWallStNYC) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
<p>The @99pickets May Day #IWJtour2014 has begun! Here's a press advisory: http://t.co/wM1Crqe9tj #MayDayNYC</p>— Occupy Wall Street (@OccupyWallStNYC) May 1, 2014</blockquote>
Solidarity with workers all over the globe!
It's up to you, and it's your right, to take back the world's economy for the people!
Absolutely - as - apparently - it is not gonna happen by any ( ahem cough cough ) government 4 the people.
SOLIDARITY @ The 99% Workers Everywhere !!!
You ''have nothing to lose but your chains'' !!
A Very Happy & Peaceful May Day To All !
Please also consider :
''Public opinion polls regularly reflect left/right concurrence. From 70 to 80 percent of the people support a restoration of the minimum wage to reflect the erosions of inflation. Higher percentages want the "too big to fail" big banks to be broken up. Even higher numbers object to the non-prosecution of corporate crooks, especially those responsible for the Wall Street crash of 2008-2009 that drove the economy into a severe recession, cost savers trillions of dollars and led to a huge taxpayer bailout.
''Called crony capitalism by the right and corporate welfare by the left, there is a rising tide of revulsion against the rich and powerful freeloading on the backs of ordinary taxpayers.
''A left-right majority consensus has emerged in the past decade directed against Empire and unconstitutional wars. Conservative members of Congress such as Rep. Walter Jones, former Congressman Ron Paul and libertarian Cato Institute leader Ed Crane are strong in opposing this imperial overreach and the corporate interests profiting from such costly aggressions.
''There are latent majorities on numerous issues that do not see the light of day because the corporatists' toadies -- the political leaders in Congress -- make sure there are no hearings, no floor debates or votes. Predictably, pollsters do not poll questions that are not on the table, such as long-time majority support for full Medicare for everybody, so the public is kept from having its voice reflected. By the same token, politicians, marinated in commercial campaign money, do not campaign on these convergences between the left and right.
''It is a neglected responsibility of the mainstream media to expand reporting on left/right concurrences, especially where they move into action around the country. It is our responsibility as citizens to more visibly surface these agreements into a new wave of political reform. Guess what? It starts with left/right conversations where we live and work. Not even corporatists can stop you from getting that train moving.'' from :
per aspera ad astra ...
Beautiful day...............................:)
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