Wall St. occupation has put revolution on the public agenda

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مجددا مطالبی در مورد اشغال  " بخش مالی  "[ یا همان وال استریت ( بخوان کازینو دلالان سرمایه تخمینی/حدسی)] در نیویورک. صرفا برای اطلاع همگان ارسال میگردد 

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Photo caption: Nearly two thousand people gathered to hear Dr. West open our General Assembly: http://www.readersupportednews.org/news-section2/318-66/7631-occupy-boston-aiming-to-emulate-wall-street-protests http://occupytogether.org/ https://occupywallst.org/ Dear friends, The urls above are really important to go to if you haven't already found other good sources about the occupation of Wall Street, and other similar events elsewhere. The video posted on http://occupytogether.org/ called "Nobody can predict the moment of revolution" is especially inspiring for a number of reasons. There are interviews with people (mostly, I am happy to say, young people!) at the occupation who express wonderfully revolutionary views, and who reject all the b.s. that we're fed. The theme is rejecting electoral politics, calling for an end to the rule by the rich, asserting that "we are the majority" and saying that they are beyond making demands and focused instead on taking charge of things themselves to create a new society. It's damned encouraging. Last Tuesday a friend and I passed out the leaflet at http://newdemocracyworld.org/revolution/Thinking-flyer.pdf to the 300 people who met at the Boston Common to plan an occupation in Boston. Everybody was eager to read about revolution. Also read and help distribute “Thinking about Revolution” (www.newdemocracyworld.org/Thinking.pdf ) too.