Naomi Klein at Occupy Wall Street - October 6, 2011

Naomi Klein, author of "The Shock Doctrine," speaks through "the people's mic" about the movement of the 99% at Occupy Wall Street, New York City. (Audio speakers are not permitted at the protest)

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[irajkhodadoost]

Thanks to Reagonomics, Bushonomics, and Trickle Down Economics of the last thirty years, less than one percent of population accumulate an average of one million dollars a day while more than 20% are jobless or have lost their homes and cannot make a living. Unless Congressmen who are in the pocket of the few billionaires, bankers, Wall Street Junkees, and CEO's wake up to begin on the path of equity and justice, a revolution will be coming that no police brutality can stop.

[bontea]

@MsRogerjolly You don't know why she was there, and having those who have influence be active in this movement is what gives it great merit. She is not wealthy, or corrupt, and the money she does have is from her own efforts and work. She pays taxes, she is the working class. Being respected in her field and standing on the street to speak with the rest is brave and honorable. She is not part of the 1% just because she knows them. That is just 1 thing that qualifies her 2 speak on it.

[MsRogerjolly]

I dont buy it. I have seen her with New Yorks 1% at a political fundraiser. I dont get it.