By ABC News

Sep 18, 2011 5:28pm

Wall St. Protesters Say They’re Settled In

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ABC News’ Erin McLaughlin reports:

Protesters who vowed to “occupy Wall Street”  are holding their ground in downtown New York, and say they have no plans to leave anytime soon.

The protest started Saturday with a “Day of Rage,” when thousands of people gathered in the Financial District and vowed to stay on Wall Street as long as it takes to make their point that they will “no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%.”

Organizers have said they hoped for as many as 20,000 people to join the protests, but estimates Saturday were that the crowd peaked at around 5,000.

Although the number has dwindled since Saturday, those remaining seem to be in it for the long haul. According to tweets sent out by Occupy Wall Street, the group has blankets, food, and space heaters available for protesters.

The New York Police Department says that even though the demonstrators don’t have a permit for the protest, they have no plans to remove those protesters who seem determined to stay on the streets.

According to the Occupy Wall Street website, the effort was inspired by the lasting demonstrations of “our brothers and sisters in Egypt, Greece, Spain, and Iceland.”

Organizers of the protest told ABC station WABC-TV in New York that they are hoping the crowd will grow as the work week begins Monday. Like the protests that inspired this one, the demonstration is being fueled by social media, with supporters using the Twitter hashtag #takewallstreet to organize meetings of the so-called “General Assembly” and to advertise the effort. The event is also streaming live online.

According to a statement on the Occupy Wall Street website, supporters of the movement are angered by what they call the principle of “profit over and above all else.”

“The one thing we all have in common is that We Are The 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%,” the statement said. Demonstrators at the event echoed that sentiment.

“We want accountability on the part of the politicians as well as the corporate owners because they’re completely entangled in each other,” protester Gaia Weiss told WABC-TV.

“Officials in Washington either don’t know how to do their jobs or they’re too specific to their party to actually be progressive to America as a whole,” protester Collin Quinlivan said.

The protest comes after comments New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg made last week that some may argue seem to have forecast the event.

“You have a lot of kids graduating college who can’t find jobs. That’s what happened in Cairo. That’s what happened in Madrid. You don’t want those kind of riots here,” Bloomberg said.

For now though, the protesters have vowed to stay peaceful, and hold their ground until the changes they are demanding are met. They are calling for protests in other cities, worker and student strikes, and the creation of similar organizations throughout the country.

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thousands i was downtown saturady it only looked like a few hundred to me

are you sure about that 5,000 number ?>

Posted by: brooklyn | September 18, 2011, 5:44 pm 5:44 pm

They are HEROES….they are calling out the corruptors…let’s see who listens to them! Obama can you hear them? Wallstreet can you hear them? IMF & WTO can you hear them? NWO can you hear them?

Posted by: zellie | September 18, 2011, 5:48 pm 5:48 pm

God who cares. All they mutter is platitudes and generalities. Let them camp there as long as they want and just ignore them.

Posted by: JoeJoe | September 18, 2011, 5:50 pm 5:50 pm

I live in the area and recently visited the park where the movement has gathered. There are definitely more than a few hundred, a peak of 5,000 is probably a good estimate.

Posted by: Resident | September 18, 2011, 5:52 pm 5:52 pm

actually, a count at one point of the day yesterday they counted nearly 8 thousand. the thing is, early yesterday they were very decentralized so smaller groups existed aside from the main one. THOSE had maybe a couple hundred each.

Posted by: alex | September 18, 2011, 6:04 pm 6:04 pm

ABC: You certainly went looking for the “oddest” people to take a picture of! What a surprise!

I know people who are well dressed, in their 40′s and well intentioned that are there. Why didn’t you take THEIR picture.

Trying to discredit much?

So obvious.

Posted by: MT | September 18, 2011, 6:46 pm 6:46 pm

It’s about time we Americans begin standing up against the 1% machine that is controlling our economy. Live our lives for a day…

Posted by: Nancy | September 18, 2011, 6:55 pm 6:55 pm

“The New York Police Department says that even though the demonstrators don’t have a permit for the protest, they have no plans to remove those protesters who seem determined to stay on the streets.” — – — Why not? Are they ABOVE THE LAW? If they’re supposed to have a permit and they don’t have one, they should be arrested and fined. This sets a dangerous precedent for other groups to close off streets and disrupt traffic and block emergency vehicles without permits.

Posted by: Julianna's Uncle | September 18, 2011, 6:58 pm 6:58 pm

THEY ARE HEROES!!

EVERYONE SHOULD GET OUT AND JOIN THEM!

Special thanks to Mayor Bloom for saying it straight!!

Posted by: Bill | September 18, 2011, 7:21 pm 7:21 pm

I support the protesters. This has been a long time coming. Corporate personhood is the root of all the corrupt laws we see being passed, like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. I”m sick of corporations plundering my bank account, sending my jobs overseas and trampling on my rights and freedoms.

Up with people, down with corporations!

Posted by: Silver Fang | September 18, 2011, 7:25 pm 7:25 pm

Where did band of underachievers drift in from? Did the Greatful Dead just blow out of town?

Posted by: Woody | September 18, 2011, 7:31 pm 7:31 pm

Good job occupiers, stay strong!!!

Posted by: GarnetMoon | September 18, 2011, 7:36 pm 7:36 pm

Make a deal Julianna’s Uncle, when they arrest the banksters, corporate greed mongers and politicians for the raping of America, THEN they can arrest the protesters.

Posted by: GoFreedom | September 18, 2011, 7:40 pm 7:40 pm

ANY BODY WHO IS PLANNING ON GOING MID WEEK OR LATER, I WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO DRESS IN BUSINESS OR FORMAL ATTIRE… THE PTB ARE ALWAYS TRYING TO DISCREDIT US BY PORTRAYING US AS A BUNCH DISGRUNTLED OUTCASTS… I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST THOSE THAT DRESS DOWN BUT WE MUST SHATTER THE STEREOTYPES!!!!!

Posted by: GarnetMoon | September 18, 2011, 7:44 pm 7:44 pm

How many of these people sitting out there voted in the elections that brought into office all these people who just continue to spend tax money faster than they can collect it. Somebody should ask them if they have written their congressmen/women, their state representatives, their governors, their president, etc. etc. Can you do a better job – run for office. This is supposed to be how a democracy works. Put in office those honest people who will pass legislation that helps your communities and remove the crooked ones. Protests are just wrong and always lead to violence. Do we, here in the U.S. want to be like Egypt or Lybia? If so, I think I’m gonna move to another country. I like being civilized. I don’t want to be anywhere near something like this.

Posted by: Monica | September 18, 2011, 9:09 pm 9:09 pm

So, you are pretty much sick and tired of everything. Okay. What’s your plan? Give us some details on how you want to change the banking system, 401K’s, Wall Street, etc? People in DC are always mad about something. So were my teenage children. They never had much of a plan on how to change things either. Someone questioned whether the Grateful Dead were making a comeback..probably.

Posted by: Salty | September 18, 2011, 9:27 pm 9:27 pm

There are many, many more with you in spirit even if we can’t be there. It is time to stand up to the crooks and traitors who are selling out the American dream and heritage for a few bucks.

Posted by: Jesse | September 18, 2011, 9:30 pm 9:30 pm

Lets hope that some of the 48 million Americans living below the poverty level take an interest in this protest. It would also be good to see some of the parents of the millions of children that are feed by food stamps to show up and voice their needs. I hope these protests will continue into each state and the crooks that control the Fed and the Treasury will be brought to justice !!!

Posted by: compuser | September 18, 2011, 9:31 pm 9:31 pm

Word on the street is the protesters have been blocked from social media sites such as twitter facebook, youtube. This is illegal. Even if you do not agree with the subject matter, wouldnt you like to keep your rights? Protest when you feel its necessary? Censorship is not ok. No mainstream media coverage. This report, does not even show pictures of the mixed people in the thousands in nyc. If they have been banned from uploading live feeds, and uploading videos, this is worse than I thought. Please support them, if for nothing else, our 1st amendment rights. I know each one of you would like to keep.

Posted by: Frank | September 18, 2011, 9:53 pm 9:53 pm

I am saddend to see some of the replies to this. So many of you call youself AMERICANS yet you are condemning the very thing we stand for. FREEDOM. They have a right to protest. They have a right to SPEAK. they have a RIGHT. Disagree all you want but allow them the right to fight for what this country stands for. PROTESTING is how your grandmother got the right to work! How blacks got the right to use public places and things. PROTESTING is the way GOV is controlled by the people. Obviously most here did not study history and have no clue what AMERICA stands for or what so many DIED for in the past. They Honestly think being a day in day out slave and not caring what goes on behind closed doors is freedom? They really think corps not being held accountable for their bad deeds is freedom? they honestly believe that your money that you PAY to the gov is so un important that you dont have to stand up for yourself and others. My friends then you are the problem and you to should be cut off from the greed wagon you been riding on. POWER to the PEOPLE! Give America back to the JUST!

Posted by: jadezebra | September 18, 2011, 9:57 pm 9:57 pm

Hey! Let’s show disreguard for the law, in protest of other folks that have been disreguarding the law!

Is that guy protesting aliens?? Come on folks, let’s get it right! Protest Solyndra! Protest GE! Protest Obama’s Corporate Puppeteers! Protest Pelosi’s 162% profit from her insider trading! Protest Bernanke!

If it’s a “DAY” of rage, why are they camping out exactly?

What are they trying to accomplish? Please don’t say change..

Posted by: Judy | September 18, 2011, 10:00 pm 10:00 pm

Wake up guys. Laws are made by those who are in power to perpetuate their power ANYONE KNOWS THAT! The ppl in WALL STREET OFFICES are sharing board of directors with THE MEDIA!!!!!
So ——- FOCUS ON WHAT YOU SHARE NOT ON YOUR DIFFERENCES!! ———— Is ok to disagree what you wish but is BETTER to focus on what you SHARE as to show strenght less you wanna remain a SLAVE forever!!!!

Posted by: Saphyriel | September 18, 2011, 10:08 pm 10:08 pm

Benjamin Franklin said, “The problem with doing nothing is not knowing when you are finished.”
Kudos for the people in the streets of NYC and around the world who are willing to DO something to shed light on the inequities we, the majority of all people on the planet, are suffering at the hands of our governments / multinational corporations. Unfortunately, the state of political the political process in the United States, as in many other nations, is that no matter which party holds the power, they represent the interests of only the most affluent members of our societies, rather than the will of the PEOPLE they are supposed to represent.

If these protestors can give others the courage, desire and will to open their hearts and minds to the stark reality of our common situation, and to work together to make things better for all of us, then they ARE heroes. I thank all of you who are able to be there. Stay strong. We are behind you, and I will be following soon. Power to the Peaceful.

Posted by: Mariel | September 18, 2011, 10:13 pm 10:13 pm

what a bunch of uninformed losers – Always Broadcasting Crap

Posted by: wow | September 18, 2011, 10:29 pm 10:29 pm

NYC Mayor Bloomberg: “You have a lot of kids graduating college who can’t find jobs. ” And the huge numbers of kids going to college is a result of enormous government push for college education in the past couple of decades – government schools of course.

Many of these young people have no marketable skills or knowledge for entrepreneurship in a market largely filled with obstacles created by government, except where it awards favors to its own “friends”.

Bottom line: Government is the cause of most of the problems seen by, if not actually experienced by, the young and older protesters as well as their supporters near and far.

Posted by: Kitty Antonik Wakfer | September 18, 2011, 10:41 pm 10:41 pm

Has anyone noticed that the “Hippies” of the ’70, are the greediest people on the planet and are not at the top of all the biggest companies?

Posted by: sicpuppy | September 19, 2011, 12:29 am 12:29 am

Make that “now at the top of all of the biggest compainies”.

Posted by: sicpuppy | September 19, 2011, 12:33 am 12:33 am

It was not so much the bail out of the brokerage houses and the banks which really irked the public. Rather, it was that the heads of these companies kept paying themselves outrageous bonuses even though their firms were failing and had to be bailed out. That is certainly what disturbed me.

So, to the protestors, I say: keep up the good work. Maybe the politicians will finally listen and start to arrest and prosecute those who continued to abuse the system after causing it to crash to the ground.

Posted by: Vincent | September 19, 2011, 1:19 am 1:19 am

It’s all a stupid game.

The evil investment bankers.

The evil analysts.

The evil brokers.

Someday they will die. And they will burn in hell forever.

That gives me great comfort.

Posted by: I SUPPORT THE PROTESTORS | September 19, 2011, 2:22 am 2:22 am

Looking at the picture, I can see why they’ve decided to vote for a living instead of work for a living… they sure aren’t going to get a job looking like that!! They’ve decided it’s better just to vote for the guy that will give then all the free stuff they need.

Posted by: End_ofan_Error | September 19, 2011, 2:46 am 2:46 am

The All Barry Channel… we’ve come to expect nothing better than garbage.

Posted by: End_ofan_Error | September 19, 2011, 2:47 am 2:47 am

Who’s paying for the food and support to keep them going? Is it government grants to an NGO? Is it donations from people who actually work for a living? Either way, the money comes through conducting commerce, i.e. business. Some of it is corporate business. Being a corporation does not automatically mean you are General Electric and get to hang out with the President and pay no taxes. For 99 percent or more of corporations, it means that you own your own business and the corporation’s income is your income for the purpose of taxes. Many “corporations” pay the owner less than the workers. Everything is not cut and dried, black and white. Microsoft and Apple started in people’s homes as small corporations. The problem, people is PRIVATE CENTRAL BANKING. I.E. THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND THE OTHER CENTRAL BANKS. THEY keep us divided and corrupt the government. You should be sitting in front of the Federal Reserve Bank. It’s just as federal as Federal Express. Which is to say NOT. END THE FED.

Posted by: Michael Bailey | September 19, 2011, 5:21 am 5:21 am

Gotta hand it to the Mayor for not bringing in the tanks. Texas would have been a different story.

Posted by: mac | September 19, 2011, 8:23 am 8:23 am

Wow, I salute them! This is what many think in their heart of hearts, but feel powerless to do anything about it. Big ‘Thank-you’ to those that are participating! I’m behind you!

Posted by: gdguynbalt | September 19, 2011, 8:59 am 8:59 am

“Has anyone noticed that the “Hippies” of the ’70, are the greediest people on the planet and are now at the top of all the biggest companies?”

WHAT!?!?!?

See, this is another problem in the world today. Stupid people spewing useless crap out of their mouths when they obviously have no idea what they are talking about. I seriously doubt Sicpuppy even has the slightest idea what a “hippie” is. I do. I am one. And while many of us are succesful business owners, We are NOT part of the greed machine that is terrorizing this world. But still we have to deal with some jerk who is worried about his stock bottoming out spreading hate about the most peaceful and selfless group of people to ever grace this great country.

Wall Street MUST fall. The commodities market MUST be shut down. The government MUST start doing what is right by the American people, and this is how we bring those things to fruition. Peaceful protest is the greatest tool we have for bringing these changes about. It is our constitutional right, and requiring a “permit” is a direct violation of that right. I fully support the actions of these brave souls who are willing to take a stand against the tyranny that we are facing today.

End Wall Street! End the Fed! End corporate greed! End government corruption! NOW!

Posted by: Big Daddy | September 19, 2011, 9:34 am 9:34 am

The lack of man media coverage of this makes me wonder why I ever considered them a source of information. After FOX turned into a joke, all the news media followed suit, I have to look for an insignia to know which joke I’m seeing. There is livestreaming on this if you look.

Posted by: mom | September 19, 2011, 9:39 am 9:39 am

Nothing like the smell of anarchists in the morning. I mean naive, entitlement-dependent sloths.

Posted by: GirlNextDoor | September 19, 2011, 9:52 am 9:52 am

this has been planned for along time.look who is behind this,this story and the others like it are very misleading.its all about sharing the wealth,communisim.as you will see when you find the organizers behind the scene.

Posted by: william b. | September 19, 2011, 9:53 am 9:53 am

Do some research people, the government and all these business only care about money and oil, it is time to protest and make this world a fair place, look at all these damn bankers with little smiles on their faces drinking their champagne watching the crowd, pathetic people who are controlling us, they do not have a clue about the real world. And obviously the main news sources are showing the negative side, do you not know the news yet?

Posted by: instinct | September 19, 2011, 12:08 pm 12:08 pm

Glad to see people are exercising their American rights!!!!!! Just remember, in regards to media coverage…I’ll remind some and enlighten others on what happened after 9/11. A great number of us in New York City at the time gathered for a peace march the day before the Bush administration declared war. We stretched from 14th Street to 42nd on 6th Avenue and marched. The estimation was about 14,000 people. That night I eagerly watched the news and saw absolutely no coverage on the event what so ever. The next day, Bush declared war and coverage from the day before was shown on the news, mentioning that a disorganized handful of only 4 or 5,000 people turned out to protest the war. Once that lie was perpetuated…it became very apparent that one couldn’t trust the media anymore. So, the moral of this story…DON’T LISTEN TO THE PROPAGANDA! THEY LIE, LIE, LIE!!!!!!!! MAKE YOUR VOICE AND YOUR PRESENCE HEARD! TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN YOUR GOVERNMENT’S DECISION MAKING PROCESS! WRITE LETTERS, PROTEST, CALL YOUR CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES, EVERY DAY, FIVE TIMES PER DAY! I was a public school teacher who lost my job last year. My husband was forced to sell his partnership two years ago and has had difficulty getting re-established since. We have five children. We live in a area where hundreds of families just lost their homes to the flood. Things are about to start getting pretty ugly in this country if people don’t start putting their foot down.

Posted by: Pamela West | September 19, 2011, 12:20 pm 12:20 pm

And with such a staggering unemployment rate in America, there should be plenty of people with nowhere to be who can stay as long as they need to!

Posted by: Amy Strickland | September 19, 2011, 2:26 pm 2:26 pm

I support the protests although, I have to say to Pamela, why on earth did you have 5 kids? That is part of the problem in America. People treat kids like an accessory. The more the better! Well, look at your situation now. And think about how the kids are feeling. They most likely hear about your financial troubles and feel like it is part their fault. I know this because it happened to me as a child. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you have to. Really? What is the point in 5 kids? Did you not get it right the first time so you kept trying? I can see having a boy and trying for a girl, but 5 times! Seems like regular American greed. The more you can’t afford it, the more you want it! Self control and condoms people……..

Posted by: Bob Oblah | September 19, 2011, 3:56 pm 3:56 pm

I will never go back to CNN, FOX, or MSNBC because they block the truth.

Posted by: Trident3 | September 19, 2011, 4:52 pm 4:52 pm

They have enough $$ for cigarettes, but not enough motivation to get a job.This is so much garbage! I work hard, and invest my 10% (I go without to be able to save for my own future) Self sacrifice & self reliance are foreign concepts to these whiners. Those that work hard and save & invest their money are setting the example for those that want to take away from the productive to give to those that are a drain on society. If they want to move to Cairo, go ahead! The news seems to encourage this co-dependent slacker mentality…

Posted by: Born_in_America | September 19, 2011, 5:18 pm 5:18 pm

OMG, PEOPLE WAKE UP! Wall Street does not spend tax-payer’s money…it has NOTHING to do with it! Go to Washington DC – and camp in front of Michelle Obama’s window, who is fine spending – really spending – TAX-PAYER’S DOLLARS on her clothes, on her vacation – multi-million dollar ones – on flying her children all over the world…..camp out in front of offices of Congress and Senate – people spending TAX-PAYER’S DOLLARS on decorations, on useless flyers, on anything BUT tax-payers…..go camp out in front of numerous agencies whose purpose is unknown to all – but paid for by FEDERAL DOLLARS….Wall Street does not get paid by government, never did – and the “bailout” everybody quotes was FORCED DOWN THEIR NECKS AND PAID BACK, ALREADY, WITH HEFTY INTEREST! Go learn something about how this country runs – and then protest, when you KNOW.

Posted by: Julia | September 19, 2011, 7:33 pm 7:33 pm

Uh, why would they protest on the weekend? To be fair I’m all for freedom to protest but this is probably one of the lamest protests I have ever heard about.

Posted by: DCP | September 19, 2011, 8:28 pm 8:28 pm

Who pays for these people to attend these extended protests? Do they all have rich daddies who they despise, yet are more than happy to use daddy’s money?

Posted by: Bob Smith | September 20, 2011, 9:40 am 9:40 am

“Who pays for these people to attend these extended protests? Do they all have rich daddies who they despise, yet are more than happy to use daddy’s money?”

Since it’s apparent you don’t do any research, people are donating food and resources to the protesters by sending cash, tents and non-spoil foods, poster board, markers and much more. Local pizza makers have been flooded with calls from around the world. And take a good look at some of the people there. Several notably “well off” people agree with them, and our bunking down as well.

Posted by: OccupyFlorida | September 20, 2011, 12:07 pm 12:07 pm

BORING! I want more updates on Charley Sheen!!!!11

Posted by: Chris | September 20, 2011, 6:36 pm 6:36 pm

This minor step of “Occupying Wall Street” is really just the first step in “The Coming Insurrection” [Negri] or the global revolution “Against Empire” [Parenti]:

Naturally, there is little media coverage by the ruling global corporate/financial/militarist Empire which now controls our former country by hiding behind the facade of its ‘bought and owned’ TWO-Party modernized “Vichy” sham of faux-democratic government — just as the Nazi Empire when it was trying to control Europe and the world installed its crude, first-generation, single-party “Vichy” facade of government in Vichy France c. 1940.

What is starting to happen today in this uncoordinated ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protest in the US, which is the nominal and temporary headquarters of this entirely new scale of post-nation-state global Empire, is the beginning of what could quickly become a Second American (and world) Revolution “Against Empire” [Michael Parenti] — and that naturally scares the hidden, well disguised, and generally undiagnosed global corporate/financial/militarist EMPIRE to death — and thus they (the global Empire) will use all power in their hands; political, media, money, and ultimately military, to crush this nascent, if improperly revolution “Against Empire”

Alan MacDonald
Sanford, Maine

Liberty & democracy
over
violent
empire

New America People’s Party 2012 — our last chance “Against Empire”

Posted by: Alan MacDonald | September 21, 2011, 12:33 pm 12:33 pm

To Monica, who commented above about voting and writing congresspeople. I don’t think the large majority of voters who elected Democrats in every part of the government in 2008 expected them to continue giving the same borderline pampering treatment to the largest corporations while continuing to ignore the rest of the country; nor did these voters expect us to pay for the recession while the super wealthy keep getting richer. I also would have to assume that the majority who elected Republicans in 2010 didn’t expect this to keep happening either. Probably why the approval rating of Congress is at its lowest peak since they started polling over 20 years ago.

Protest is one of the last straws after all conventional routes of change don’t lead anywhere; and unfortunately, as of right now, the normal routes of change like voting and calling your representative aren’t taking us anywhere.

Huge ups to the protesters here. I love you guys. God bless you for standing up.

(P.S. to Bob — who pays for you to waste your time making uneducated and ignorant statements on people who probably reflect a majority of the country’s opinions right now?)

Posted by: Nate | September 21, 2011, 2:52 pm 2:52 pm

What happened in Cairo can never be repeated in the United States, short of an all out war: the level of force-fed indoctrination is too high. The American people are the most alienated on Planet Earth

Posted by: Ian Douglas | September 23, 2011, 3:14 am 3:14 am

Here’s a specific objective: Use RICO to prosecute the pattern of criminal wrongdoing on the part of Wall Street financiers and bankers with packaging bad debt and selling it as an investment, with hedging investments beyond legal limits, with lies, insider training, illegal leveraging, etc.

Posted by: Ariel Ky | September 26, 2011, 11:53 am 11:53 am

Is there no freedom of speech. I just watch many videos and cops arrested people for just talking?

Posted by: tim | September 26, 2011, 9:40 pm 9:40 pm

I hope everyone is aware that the “1%” they are protesting doesn’t work on wall street…. this movement is so dumb wtf is wall street going to do open up every door and give all these people a job . there arguments are all over the place and even as a democrat, i can’t believe the stupidity of everyone else following.

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