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@floodwallstreet
Save the Climate or Save Capitalism? | #FloodWallStreet Dispatch
"Acronym TV dispatch from the Flood Wall Street day of action, featuring exclusive footage, analysis, and interviews with Adam Clayton Muller (Idle No More), Tim DeChristopher (Peaceful Uprising), Andy Bichlbaum (The Yes Men), Arun Gupta (Counterpunch), and Flood Wall Street organizer Goldi Guerra.
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UPDATE: Wall Street Clogged by Flood of Climate Protesters
Sit-in Points Finger at Corporations in #FloodWallStreet Action
New York, NY — Yesterday, thousands of protesters wearing blue sparked a national conversation about the role of corporate power in climate politics when they shut down portions of lower Broadway. Following the Stock Exchange closing bell, an estimated 100 people were arrested by the NYPD in the #FloodWallStreet action which was organized to hold corporations and banks accountable for their role in creating the climate crisis.
Quotes from organizers and participants of Flood Wall Street:
“Our goal was to connect climate change to Wall Street and amplify stories from the front lines. We definitely did that. We did it by disrupting business as usual in the heart of the world’s most important financial center.” -Yotam Marom, #FloodWallStreet Organizer
“Indigenous peoples are here at Flood Wall Street to send a direct message to the financiers of the global climate crisis and the fossil fuel regime since we are on the frontlines of the impact of fossil fuel development as well as experiencing disproportionate impacts of the global crisis. We have so much at stake, and a shared ambition to target the international financiers to throw a wrench in the system and disrupt commerce and business as usual here in the belly of the beast in the United States of America.” -Clayton Thomas-Muller, #IdleNoMore
“The people and the land of Appalachia have been suffering for decades from the decisions made on Wall Street. We need a new economy built from the ground up.” -Terri Blanton, Kentuckias For The Commonwealth
“We are here representing the communities who are suffering directly from an exploitative, extractive economy that doesn’t respect people’s dignity, or human, labour, and civil rights. We are here to lift this voice and to send the message that we have the opportunity to create an economy that values humanity and dignity. We are here to redefine a just transition, where all communities have equality, access to resources, and also an economy that is good for the people and the planet.” -Abel Luna, Migrant Justice
From top to bottom, left to right, photos by Kyle Depew, Andrea Rollefson, Andrea Rollefson, Kyle Depew, Unknown (let us know if it is yours), Artur Van Balen, John Duffy, Ellen Davidson, Kyle Depew.
VIDEO: On September 22, thousands of #FloodWallStreet participants shut down Broadway for 8 hours, disrupting financial district to stop the capitalist climate crisis. More than 100 were arrested in the end for peaceful civil disobedience.
VIDEO: On September 22, thousands of #FloodWallStreet participants shut down Broadway for 8 hours, disrupting financial district to stop the capitalist climate crisis. More than 100 were arrested in the end for peaceful civil disobedience.
Today, thousands joined #FloodWallStreet to shut down Broadway for more than 7 hours and disrupt corporate capitalism at its heart. In the end, 102 brave souls we're arrested and showed the world that we will no longer compromise. We will end capitalism to stop the climate crisis. REMEMBER, it's not over till everyone is out of jail. CLICK HERE TOGIVE TO THE BAIL FUND.
Photos from top to bottom, left to right: Rob Brune, Unknown (let me know if it is yours), Jeff Rae, Ashley Blewer, Rob Brune
Four people in wheelchairs last group arrested at #FloodWallStreet First in line had his fist raised. pic.twitter.com/N9NhElhaQK
— Hunter Walker (@hunterw) September 23, 2014
After 8hrs shutting down #WallStreet #MyNYPD is making a mass arrest on #FloodWallStreet Protesters in #NYC pic.twitter.com/YTG5L6p11G
— JOIN US (@Join___Us) September 22, 2014
"@syndicalisms: Multiple people are being arrested at once now. #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/MMMUfl868W"
— Spot News (@NewsCritter) September 22, 2014
RT @willdizard: Captains Planets taken away together #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/cpaV8dPbmG
— Enoch (@enochblackwater) September 22, 2014
A paraplegic is among those being arrested by #myNYPD at #FloodWallStreet. Amazing. pic.twitter.com/Dc2MjZjXwy
— Ethan Buckner (@ethanbuckner) September 22, 2014
BAIL FUND: https://t.co/QQW69IlbHZ RT @blkmaj1k: The arrested the polar bear, you BASTARDS! #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/cayGvPb6Ok
— Rising Tide NA (@RisingTideNA) September 22, 2014
Mass Arrests #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/0ZkpyACJww
— Anonymous (@AnonymousProton) September 22, 2014
Arrests being made. Photo above by @MattOakland.
Here's the first arrest after police warnings were issued #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/TaSDp3YEOz
— RT America (@RT_America) September 22, 2014
Dozens face immanent arrest. Help get them out of jail!
Several dozen #FloodWallStreet activists told to disperse, kettled, now about to be arrested pic.twitter.com/y77IUOPK63
— Christopher Robbins (@ChristRobbins) September 22, 2014
Police have ordered the crowd to disperse.
#FloodWallStreet demonstrators can leave peacefully or be arrested with a charge of disorderly conduct.
Media
UPDATE: Mass Climate Protest Disrupts Financial District — Hundreds Currently Risking Arrest
Thousands ‘Flood’ Financial District Following Sunday’s Historic March
Interviews available upon requests
Photos available here
New York, NY — 3,000 people dressed in blue are currently between Exchange Place and The Bull in Manhattan’s financial district, sitting down to interrupt the business day and targeting corporations and businesses financing and fueling the climate crisis.
“Communities that are first and most impacted by storms, floods and droughts are also on the frontlines of fighting the dig-burn-dump economy causing climate change,” said Michael Leon Guerrero of the Climate Justice Alliance. “We are flooding Wall Street to stop its financing of planetary destruction, and to make way for living economies that benefit people and the planet.”
“Many of us were also involved with Occupy Wall Street,” said Michael Premo, an organizer of Flood Wall Street and a Brooklyn-based artist. “Just like the financial crisis, the climate crisis is a product of an underlying political crisis. It’s the result of policies that serve the shortsighted interests of the few over the survival and well being of everyone.”
Yesterday’s historic 400,000-person march showed widespread support for action on climate change, and Flood Wall Street is confronting those who stand in the way of change and connecting the climate movement with a long tradition of nonviolent direct action.
“Throughout history, people have engaged in nonviolent civil disobedience in response to moral crises, when political leaders have failed to act,” said Vida James, a Flood Wall Street organizer. “What could constitute more of a moral crisis than the health and survival of our planet, our communities, and our grandchildren?”
Art, music, and giant visuals are prominent features of the festive demonstration, beginning the day with the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, a local activist marching band. Nearly a hundred people carried a 300-foot banner that read: “Capitalism = Climate Chaos — Flood Wall Street,” among many other visuals.
The day began with speakers from around the world that have been impacted by climate change, emphasizing that leadership on climate justice must come from below.
“The real solution to global warming is organizing workers worldwide for the construction of a new model, with justice, equality and respect for life,” said Elisa Estronioli, a Brazilian land-rights activist. More updates coming.
Media contact
MEDIA ADVISORY September 22, 2014 Phone: (406) 356-6316 [email protected] http://floodwallstreet.net
The blockade becomes an blockading assembly!
A mass #FloodWallSreet meeting is happening now in the middle of Broadway and Wall St. #PeopleClimateMarch pic.twitter.com/8cFsvNvTQh
— Jeff Rae (@jeffrae) September 22, 2014
A mass #FloodWallSreet meeting is happening now in the middle of Broadway and Wall St. #PeopleClimateMarch pic.twitter.com/8cFsvNvTQh
— Jeff Rae (@jeffrae) September 22, 2014
Standoff continues at Wall St #FloodWallStreet #newyorkcity pic.twitter.com/OqXQDn40IW
— Hrag (@hragv) September 22, 2014
celebratory blue chalk thrown!
The blue has flown. #FloodWallStreet pic.twitter.com/M5S5b64IWw
— Claire Sandberg (@clairesandberg) September 22, 2014
so beautiful. Hundreds, maybe more than a thousand, blockading Wall St. and SINGING! - pic.twitter.com/au78CseWtQ - #FloodWallStreet
— Rising Tide NA (@RisingTideNA) September 22, 2014