Protests against Banks also starts now here in Germany, in over 40 City's

Protests against financial industry reach Germany

Berlin (DAPD). The international protests against the financial industry is widening now also in Germany. For Saturday, 15 October, calls the movement "True Democracy Now!" demonstrations throughout the country. In more than 40 German cities are already demonstrations and meetings were notified, said the move.

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This is good news, finally my "sleepy" german fellow-citizens are reaching the streets to protest.

Great. Now we just need the rest of the world and we will be rolling lol

As an expat Texan who now lives in Germany for many years, I can tell you that the original German post and the ensuing comments point to the same exact rhetoric we have here on ATS.

Yes, we are all fed up with the Scheisse and will not tolerate it any longer.

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Germany is the only country holding the whole EU together at the moment.
I don't see why Germany has to pay the most in the bailouts-That is like being fined for being a successful company.
They should be rewarded with tax cuts not ordered to pay for others mistakes.

The whole EU is a frekking corporate power grab IMO.
And I and everyone else in my nation had ZERO choice in the matter.
Democracy?
What the heck is that again?

It is about time, that Germany joins the protests.

This is fantastic, now if people stop bickering about the reasons why to protest or not or why they disagree with protesters or not, they will wake up and see the reality of what this protest are all about, the banking cartel globally has taken hold of nations entire wealth, has gamble with that wealth and then they expect the nations citizens to pay back for their loses with austerity increased taxes and slavery.

Rather than fixing the problems the banks and financial institutions has created globally they rather rape and plunder in order to keep their power hold and wealth.