June 3, 2012

Cairo, Egypt: Protesters gather after the verdict in the trial of former president Hosni Mubarak in Tahrir Square. Many Egyptians are angry that Mubarak and his co-defendants were found not guilty of ordering the assault that left around 1,000 people dead

Photograph: Manu Brabo/AP

Cairo, Egypt: Protesters gather after the verdict in the trial of former president Hosni Mubarak in Tahrir Square. Many Egyptians are angry that Mubarak and his co-defendants were found not guilty of ordering the assault that left around 1,000 people dead

Photograph: Manu Brabo/AP

(Source: Guardian)

March 17, 2012

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March 14, 2012

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March 2, 2012

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February 7, 2012
occupyonline:

Civilization - here to save humans from savagery. 

occupyonline:

Civilization - here to save humans from savagery. 

January 29, 2012
occupyonline:

Republicrats: The Party of, for and by the Corporations

occupyonline:

Republicrats: The Party of, for and by the Corporations

(Source: enlighteningnews)

January 25, 2012
shortformblog:

jcstearns:

After journalist arrests at Occupy Wall Street, US drops 27 spots on global press freedom index. Now ranked 47th in the world.
List of countries ahead of US on the Reporters Without Borders global press freedom index:
Finland, Norway, Estonia, Netherlands, Austria, Iceland, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Cape Verde, Canada, Denmark, Sweden, New Zealand, Czech Republic, Ireland, Cyprus, Jamaica, Germany, Costa Rica, Belgium, Namibia, Japan, Surinam, Poland, Mali, OECS, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Niger, Australia, Lithuania, Uruguay, Portugal, Tanzania, Papua New Guinea, Slovenia, El Salvador, France, Spain, Hungary, Ghana, South Africa, Botswana, South Korea, Comoros, Taiwan…
Then the United States of America at #47.
Source: Reporters Without Borders global press freedom index, released today. 

The U.S. falls on the Global Press Freedom Index thanks in part to Occupy. Fascinating.

shortformblog:

jcstearns:

After journalist arrests at Occupy Wall Street, US drops 27 spots on global press freedom index. Now ranked 47th in the world.

List of countries ahead of US on the Reporters Without Borders global press freedom index:

Finland, Norway, Estonia, Netherlands, Austria, Iceland, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Cape Verde, Canada, Denmark, Sweden, New Zealand, Czech Republic, Ireland, Cyprus, Jamaica, Germany, Costa Rica, Belgium, Namibia, Japan, Surinam, Poland, Mali, OECS, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Niger, Australia, Lithuania, Uruguay, Portugal, Tanzania, Papua New Guinea, Slovenia, El Salvador, France, Spain, Hungary, Ghana, South Africa, Botswana, South Korea, Comoros, Taiwan…

Then the United States of America at #47.

Source: Reporters Without Borders global press freedom index, released today. 

The U.S. falls on the Global Press Freedom Index thanks in part to Occupy. Fascinating.

(via stfuconservatives)

January 13, 2012
occupyonline:

Socialism for big business,capitalism for the poor. A state and corporate partnership of endless debt and war. 

occupyonline:

Socialism for big business,
capitalism for the poor.
A state and corporate partnership
of endless debt and war. 

(Source: enlighteningnews)

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