It all started with the Arab Spring... or did it? The truth is that Georgia, Greece, Findland and Iceland had already shown obvious signs of protests against the global state of the finantial-democratic system and the Arab Spring, although picking up on this type of unrest, emerged through a different set of circumstances.

The so-called Third World has already been there hanging for decades as the chosen 'terror' to prevent those in the rest of the world from protesting under the heavier taxes, reduced services, low salaries, cuts on benefits, poor health care and astronomic prices in house estate.

It's the preferred method of 'mass persuasion' as the referred as 99% (minus Third World population) are kept under democratic control. The illusion of choice is also a very powerful one. One of the debates sustained worldwide is based upon the notion that as long as the politic class is tied to the finantial class, which would include resources, land, warfare and pharmaceutical corporations, is almost inevitable that the common good gets amply surpassed by the individual profit, therefore, options and the laws derived from those options are doomed to fail the good of a majority.

Rest assured the funds destined to that cause are being 'intellegently' steered towards nuclear development and high risk power industries.

Surely the population of major disaster regions such as Rusia, Czechoslovaki, USA and Japan are inhaling, drinking and eating as healthy as before those grand scale contaminations took place.

Was it really that surprising that protests movements would go global? Not really. It only takes simple mathematics and notions of sociology, psychology and history, plus truthful information, coming from independent sources worlwide to become aware of the development in global retaliation. Even by keeping an eye on mainstream media sources, the extraction of the possible courses of consequences is almost unavoidable. The witholding of knowledge from the masses is yet another tool to exercise power, as in the estatement: 'Knowledge is Power'.

This is the battle between the clases established by the socio-economic system. The fight for the control of the resources in the fear upon the concept of scarcity, taken to the ultimate level: global pressure.

As some of my colleagues on the virtual-sphere and media say:'this is no event, this is History in the making'. The world is watching as the protests spread like fire across the USA, through an outraged and impoverished majority of low middle class and the poor, along with the persecuted illegal immigrants. The USA is also protagonist on the scalating conflicts in the war on drugs, plus all the youth killed in the ongoing wars for the control of resources, all destined to ensure the increasing consumption of a minority of high middle class, rich and the 'elite'.

The warfare industry is one of the richest in the world. Even Hollywood didn't hesitate to tiptoe with that controversial subject in its film:

Without a doubt, if the political class is tied to the finantial class, the military and law enforcement bodies are tied to the political class.

In perpetuating the established systems, supporting the current finantial state of affairs and direction, force is ultimately the tool employed in controlling an increasingly outraged mass. As we already witnessed in images sent out to the world, via the internet, from Greece, Spain, Iceland, the UK and now the US, force is deployed upon the civilian, attenting against the most fundamental of their rights: the right to protest and freedom of speech.

The tables are turned and we can see friends, family, and basically any other person with whom we could relate to, being punished for the exercise of their most essential rights, in countries where those essential rights are declared to be 'protected' by the very same organisms that are now betraying them.

We are being consistenly bombarded by pieces of 'information' in which these cicitzens are being portrayed as agitators, anarchists, violent youth, and yet in the video images and face-to-face accounts what we can see are families, educated youth, labourers and professionals, the elderly and even some of those members of the miliatary and police forces that have become aware of the corruption of the established systems, being agitators just but a few.

There are no distinctions, because it's not profitable to make distinctions, and in the advent of global protest, be assured that only one 'right' is going to be contemplated by those who seek to silence the clamour of the truth: 'You have the 'right' to remain silent'.