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<font size=4>July 18, 1999, a Day of Action Against Global Capitalism,<br> in this case on Montgomery Street in San Francisco.</font size> | <font size=4>July 18, 1999, a Day of Action Against Global Capitalism,<br> in this case on Montgomery Street in San Francisco.</font size> | ||
[[Image:Wallstreetwest cops-and-ties-and-crowd-from-afar-6.jpg]] | |||
'''Montgomery Street soon after the action, July 18, 1999.''' | |||
''Photo: anonymous'' | |||
[[Image:Wallstreetwest cops-and-ties-1.jpg]] | |||
'''Police removing tape and ties from Montgomery.''' | |||
''Photo: anonymous'' | |||
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[[Image:Wallstreetwest hd-and-ties-1.jpg]] | |||
'''14 people and 45 seconds to shut down the major street through the Financial District.''' | |||
''Photo: anonymous'' | |||
[[Image:Wallstreetwest sign-on-tie-3.jpg]] | |||
'''About 170 neckties were swaying in the wind, each with this sign hanging on it.''' | |||
''Photo: anonymous'' | |||
[[category:dissent]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Downtown]] | [[category:dissent]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Downtown]] | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 16 December 2011
"I was there..."
by an Anonymous filmmaker
July 18, 1999, a Day of Action Against Global Capitalism,
in this case on Montgomery Street in San Francisco.
Montgomery Street soon after the action, July 18, 1999.
Photo: anonymous
Police removing tape and ties from Montgomery.
Photo: anonymous
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14 people and 45 seconds to shut down the major street through the Financial District.
Photo: anonymous
About 170 neckties were swaying in the wind, each with this sign hanging on it.
Photo: anonymous