Liberal Protesters Prepare to 'Occupy Wall Street'

International Business Times

Starting today, Wall Street will look different for a while, as long as "Occupy Wall Street" protesters can keep up with their passion to unite for one demand.

And that demand which will keep them camped on Wall Street is yet to be firmly decided, except the fact it's a mass movement against corporate dominance.

Occupy Wall Street, a leaderless resistance movement, was published by activist magazine Adbusters on July 13, and since then people from groups such as  NYC General Assembly and US Day of Rage have participated to organize the event. "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%," says the event's official website.