One of the main demands from Occupiers is the closure of the gap between those living the high life and those for who struggling in a tough economy is a full-time job. The latest forecasts are not optimistic though, because the gap appears to be widening. RT's Anastasia Churkina reports from New York.

Malibuprod

We learned to love you
from the historical heights
where the sun of your bravery
laid siege to death

Here lies the clear,
the deep transparency
of your beloved presence,
Comandante Che Guevara

Your glorious and strong hand
over History it shoots
when all of Santa Clara
awakens to see you

You come burning the breeze
with springtime suns
to plant the flag
with the light of your smile

Your revolutionary love
leads you to new undertaking
where yearned is the firmness
of your liberating arm

We will carry on
as we followed you then
and with Fidel we say to you:
"Until always, Commandant!"

Chávez, Correa y Aleida Guevara (Che Guevara´s daughter) singing "Hasta siempre comandante"

The Murder of Che Guevara

Che Guevara's Last Moments and Death

xraymike2012

This is a video illustrating the political/social commentary of public graffiti.

It starts out juxtaposing Bush with Obama -- essentially one just took the kleptocratic baton from the other without missing a beat. Then it touches on the downtrodden and disenfranchised. It then moves into the mass media propaganda machine, then mindless consumerism, our oil addiction, empire's oil-centric/exploitive foreign policy, the corporate driven military industrial complex, the environmental consequences of fossil fuels, and then the evolution (fate) of man.

The soundtrack that accompanies the video is claimed to be an unreleased song by NIN entitled "It All Fades".

Thanks to Abby Martin for posting my video at her important website: www.mediaroots.org