“Occupy” protests have expanded from local communities into a global protest. Protests from all over the world are breaking out and creating a unity between the people of foreign countries. These protests mutually ask for economic reform and They will relay a message to the sophisticated societies of the world: "We will peacefully demonstrate, talk and organize until we make it happen. It's time for us to unite; it's time for them to listen." They all have the same empty claims, but have no core or actual demand. Despite their lack of approach, they still demand some kind of economic reform.
Countries
in Asia and Australia have broken out into protests. Protests in
Japan's Tokyo, the Philippines' Manila, Taiwan's Taipei, South Korea's
Seoul and China's Hong Kong have emerged from the depths of society. In
Melborne, Australia, Australians witnessed their first “Occupy” protest
and their activists claim that they also have the same democratic
problems. One of the activists group expressed the percentage of
population they represented by chanting “We are the 99 per cent” and
wearing Guy Fawkes masks to express the anonymous group of individuals
are not “famous”.
“Occupy”
protests have also broken out in Europe and Africa, both demonstrating
the capability of a weak but uniform interest. "What is happening in
Greece now is the nightmare waiting other countries in the future,"
Real Democracy said in a statement.
"Solidarity is people's weapon."
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