Some cool Occupy Toronto images: A Just Society For All Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Five private international banks issue Canada’s currency Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Where’s my Fuckin’ Water Fountain Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
Some cool Occupy Toronto images: #OccupyToronto Shrine? Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully! #OccupyToronto Still There Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully! #OccupyToronto Heart Caravan Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully!...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: OccupyTO Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Saturday at OccupyToronto Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk) Show Your Support Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk) Pass The Gravy? Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk)...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: Adding Something Image by Ramtin Amiri Occupy Toronto Sanitation Image by LexnGer At the end of their 3rd week in St. James Park, Occupy Toronto is starting to winterize....
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: CP24 Doing Its Trivial Best Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 The crowd Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Speaker Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 The Crowd Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com...
ahead of the upcoming June 17 & 18 meeting in Ireland of the G8 and the affects of these eight of the 11 largest economies… http://www.thestar.com/news/planet/2013/06/11/riot_police_move_in_on_antig8_protesters_in_uk.html  ...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: For Alex Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully! Sacred Fire Barricaded Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully! Food Tent & Kitchen Coming Down Image by LexnGer After yesterday’s ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park. Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear. But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin. The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too. I would love to see this end peacefully. Please. Everyone. Peacefully!...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Apathy was not Working for me Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 God is not a Dollar Bill Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 We are not disturbing the peace Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Sitting Down for a Chat Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: I want to be on top Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 OccupyTO Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Planet Earth Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 We Won’t Pay For Their Crisis Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Alienate, Dehumanize, Train and Abandon Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Eric Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 People First Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Why should the wants of the few … Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com #OccupyToronto #OccupyBayStreet Image by Jason Hargrove Occupy Toronto is a peaceful protest that began on October 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, near Bay Street in the Financial District of the downtown core. It is related to the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York City on September 17, 2011, also protesting against economic inequality, corporate greed, and the influence of corporations and lobbyists on government. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Toronto + Photography by Jason Hargrove jasonhargrove.com...
Gezi Parkı Direnişinin 10. gününde Halk Meclisi’nde söz alanlar fikirlerini paylaşıyor ve niye burada olduklarını anlatıyorlar. On the 6th day of Gezi Park Resistance men and women express themselves in the Folks’s Assembly and clarify why they are right here....
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