Occupy Wall Street Will Close Access to Employee
17 November 2011
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Demonstrators Occupy Wall Street who still plans to continue to carry out the action the United States occupied the major exchanges, Wall Street on Thursday, November 17, 2011, local time.
To be successful the occupation, the protesters intend to blockade any entrance of theemployees in the central U.S. finance.
"There will be action also in 100 other countries in the world," said spokesman occupyWall Street, Ed Needham was quoted as saying by Reuters on Thursday, November 17, 2011.
Mass action undertaken occupy Wall Street on Thursday, expected to be a momentumreturn of popular movements against economic injustice after police expelled them fromits main headquarters, in a city park.
In a movement that has lasted for two months, no more than hundreds of people havejoined. Even on Wall Street pendudukkan action today, this mass organization hopes tomobilize thousands of people gathered on Wall Street at 7 am local time.
The mass is expected to help stop the employees who sought entry into the central workof the U.S. financial industry.
Occupy Wall Street today, plans to suspend stock exchange trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is assessed as a heart of U.S. capitalism. However, the mass action seemed to be dealing with the security forces are keeping tight and seem to betrying to hold them close to Wall Street.
Security authorities have been preparing for all possibilities, including anticipation of the mass flow which is estimated in the tens of thousands of people. "We consider this a serious matter," said Deputy Mayor of New York, Howard Wolfson.
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