On July 4th, 2012 we joined hundreds of Occupiers at the Occupy National Gathering in Philadelphia. While there, Amadon DellErba spoke with Media Roots founder and RT reporter Abby Martin.

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"Philadelphia, July 2, 2012, Day 3. One of our occu-brothers gives a speech on Spiritualution.org. Many things discussed about community living resonated greatly with me from my last five months living on an occupied organic farm in Sacramento, CA."

In Philadelphia, people gathered from around the country at the first Occupy National Gathering. Spiritualution's Amadon DellErba spoke with his LiveStreaming comrade and friend, Jroz (@JustJRoz) of http://jrozlive.com/

On June 30th, day-one of #NatGat—America's first Occupy National Gathering—people met on Independence Mall in Philadelphia. After meeting in the afternoon, we marched around the financial district before ending up behind the historic Second Bank of the United States building. A small group of protesters erected a tent with the intention of camping, but were met with aggressive police opposition. Tension mounted between Occupy and both PPD and NPS law enforcement officers. A group of protesters began chanting OM and singing "I love you" to the cops and the energy and atmosphere transformed into an amazing peaceful space.

From June 30th to July 4th, 2012, the Occupy movement convened the Occupy National Gathering in the vicinity of Philadelphia's Independence Mall for a week of direct actions, movement building and the creation of a "blueprint" for a democratic future. The National Gathering kicked off with a massive march in solidarity with Healthcare-Now! On July 5th we concluded with a 99 mile march from Philadelphia to Wall Street in Lower Manhattan. The music for this promotional video is from the song "To Be Free" by Van'sGuard.