lookatthisfuckingbankster:

(http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/citigroup-ceo-vikram-pandit-steps-down-is-well-paid-for-what-exactly-20121016)

A friend forwarded this to me and advised me to post the following paragraph without comment. This is Bloomberg on the compensation package for departing CEO…

In response to an Occupy protest [Saturday] at Bank of America’s U Street Home Loans office, the Bank of America promised to work with Reverend Vanzant; a DC resident facing imminent eviction from this Fort Totten home. Occupy Our Homes DC has vowed to keep fighting until Rev. Vanzant’s home is back in his hands.

“I appreciate that they are now promising to work with me. I will keep fighting until I get my house back.”Rev. Vanzandt said from hospital bed.” 

domesticterrorism:

On Saturday, September 29, Occupy Our Homes DC shut down every Bank of America location in Washington DC in protest of their foreclosure of Reverend Vanzant - pastor of the first church in DC to specifically serve LGBT people of color.

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Bank Transfer Day. November 5th.

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Occupy Wall Street: One Year Later - Want to get caught up on the movement? Take a look at this video, highlighting last week’s actions as well as the many things we’re working on.

thepeoplesrecord:

Another world is possible. (Taken with Instagram)

fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

New York City

The anniversary of the Occupy Wall St is coming up and in preparation the NYPD has installed concrete blocks around the Zuccotti park. These props, among many others, are being produced as part of planned Sept 17th actions.