New York Faces The Biggest Demonstration In History &Nbsp; Does It Mark The Beginning Of The Grassroots Left Wing Movement?

According to the "voice of Germany" website, as of October 6th, the "occupy Wall Street" protest activities of the American people have entered the twentieth day.

The influence of activities continues to heat up.

Thousands of people marched on the streets of New York to protest against the incompetence of the authorities on unemployment. They opposed the investment of hundreds of millions of dollars to the banks.

Demonstrators called for more companies and rich people.

The square in front of the court of Manhattan was packed with people. Thousands of people gathered together to send the roaring of occupy Wall Street.

This is one of the largest public demonstrations in New York's history.

Hundreds of policemen were intercepting demonstrators and prohibited them from marching on the carriageway.

This is the first time that the American Federation of trade unions and many ILO have joined.

A nurse from Queens, New York said: "people are concerned about urgent matters, such as education, health and medical care, or other social welfare problems.

The situation of great injustice needs to be changed. "

At first, only a small group of people were camped in the Zucotti park near Wall Street. In the two weeks after that, the protestors' ranks continued to grow.

Now, the park has set up a special media center to solve the basic living problems kitchen and the area where the protesters meditate, meditate and do yoga.

"We send several unionized members to the camp every day to send food to all of them. These union members will attend the protest march at noon."

Doyle, a nursing union member, said Angela Doyle.

In other big cities of the United States, there are also demonstrations against social inequality.

Most of the people who attend the rally and procession here hope that the political circles will face up to the public opinion expressed in the parade and attach great importance to all aspects raised by the public.

"This protest rally is a beginning of an organized Left-wing Movement."

Broolyn, a university female teacher, analyzed: "this March will force us president Obama to turn left. Finally, he must achieve what he has achieved.

"I think this March will affect the lower bound elections."

"We believe that at the latest spring or summer, the United States will usher in a new wave of more demonstrations," Pete said.