Occupy Moncton[edit]

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Occupy Moncton General Assembly Information Pages[edit]

Occupy Moncton Assembly: minutes

Occupy Moncton Assembly: 14 propositions

Facebook Pages[edit]

Occupy Moncton Facebook page[edit]

A Facebook Community Page about Occupy Wall Street

- About

This is the live feed from what's going on in the streets. http://www.facebook.com/monctongeneralassembly for more info on the democratic process of our decisions!

- Description

OK, so there is some confusion because there are 2 Moncton FB pages.

This page Occupy Moncton, will be used primarily as a place for "messages from the street". Our occupiers downtown will use this space to post updates, make requests, etc along with posting pictures, videos and articles that might educate or inspire Occupiers everywhere.

The other page, Occupy Moncton General Assembly, is the place to discuss the issues, debate local issues and demands and otherwise organize ourselves as a General Assembly to plan for future actions like additional mass protests, workshops and teach-ins, media campaign, etc.

There is room for everyone in this movement so make your voices heard. Make sure you come out to our general Assemblies each Saturday at 11am and the Occupiers at City Hall could always use more people on the picket lines each day.

Occupy Moncton General Assembly Facebook page[edit]

"NON-VIOLENTLY sending a message to the financial sector worldwide. Canada too is under the same bind of freedom because of monetary policy. Occupy in solidarity with #OccupyWallStreet, #OccupyToronto and the thousands of other occupations beginning on October 15th and running until we get the societal change we need and des...erve.

We are determined to recognize the grievances of our citizens with regards to our Economic and Financial Policies. It has become clear that there is a great deal of unethical and unjust behaviour among our corporate elite, and elected officials.

We will propose demands that will ensure of the eradication of economic and social inequality, while putting an end to corporate greed and bad governance. We invite all to join us in occupying Moncton and taking part in our General Assemblies.

We are the 99%. You are the 99%. And The 1% doesn't want You to know how powerful We are!

Envoyant un message non violent à l'échelle mondiale du secteur financier. Occuper en solidarité avec # OccupyWallStreet, # OccupyToronto et les milliers d'autres villes du monde depuis le 15 Octobre 2011 et continuer jusqu'à ce que nous obtiennons un changement sociétal dont nous avons besoin.

Nous sommes déterminés à reconnaître les griefs de nos citoyens à l'égard de nos politiques économiques et financières. Il est devenu clair qu'il ya beaucoup de comportements immoraux et injustes parmi nos élites d'entreprise, et les élus.

Nous allons proposer des revendications qui vont assurer l'éradication de l'inégalité économique et sociale, tout en mettant un terme à la cupidité des entreprises et la mauvaise gouvernance. Nous invitons tous à nous rejoindre dans l'occupation de Moncton et de prendre part à nos Assemblées Générales.

Nous sommes les 99%. Vous êtes 99%. Et nous ne resterons pas silencieux pour l'avarisme du 1% "

Occupy New Brunswick Facebook page[edit]

- About

Now organizing in Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John

- Description

CURRENT OFFICIAL LOCATIONS

- MONCTON: 655 Main Street (City Hall, Camping at Aberdeen Park)

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- SAINT JOHN: 15 Market Square (City Hall)

- FREDERICTON: 397 Queen Street (City Hall)

'OccupyNB' is inviting the public to take part in a direct democratic process that will allow for engagement and awareness among New Brunswickers. We are determined to recognize the grievances of our citizens with regards to our Economic and Financial Policies.

It has become clear that there is a great deal of unethical and unjust behaviour among our corporate elite, and elected officials. We will use direct democracy to reach consensus on our demands, which will ensure the eradication of economic and social inequality, while putting an end to corporate greed and bad governance.

We invite all to join us and to take part in our General Assemblies across the province.