“You’ve Got to VOTE for Her”

Wooo HOOO!!!

Today is a powerful day for WOMEN!!!

Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Women’s Activists Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakul Karman

FTA

“The women were awarded the prize for their “non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women’s rights to full participation in peace-building work.”

http://abcnews.go.com/International/nobel-peace-prize-ellen-johnson-sirleaf-leymah-gbowee/story?id=14687966

There is also a petition going up about this (for what petitions are worth)
http://www.change.org/petitions/topeka-kansas-city-council-stop-the-decriminalization-of-domestic-violence

Unbelievable, invalid!!

Women around the globe are getting elected to higher office….winning Nobel prizes…and here at home the Sexist Pig in chief has so botched the economy and so modeled chauvenism that there are too many wife-beaters for the underfunded police forces to handle. Great.

OT but …..

The Obama administration is cracking down on the medical marijuana industry, in a big way. In letters received by 16 licensed California dispensaries and their landlords this week, U.S. Attorneys threatened to swoop in and seize the properties if they don’t close up shop within 45 days.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/10/07/california-pot-shops-ordered-to-shut-down-within-45-days/

Hey – I live on the other side of the country, but I thought medical marijuana was legal in California.

Attorneys swooping in and seizing property reminds me of the great Ken Burns series on Prohibition that I just watched on PBS.

Delle, I saw that earlier today, too and am ready to rub Obot noses in it, lolol.

Too funny…on FB I took a swaggering male poet (they are all divas) to task and he huffed he would take his “offending” post down….like it was my fault. The wounded male is soooooo pitiful.

Hey. What can I say? I’ll never learn my lesson.

#6 Zee, this is not to be read as an attack…….BUT……

Your statement:
“Sexist Pig in chief has so botched the economy and so modeled chauvenism that there are too many wife-beaters for the underfunded police forces to handle.”
The “botched the economy” part is a bit unfair and bias
It is after all the repubs that:
1) had the economy pretty much botched before he even got into office
2) put us in two unfunded wars
3) are screaming and yelling about shrinking the government (shrinking government means cutting budgets ie less police, and government employment.
4) forced the stimulant package to be so chalked full of tax cuts that it had a limited job creating effect
5) refuse to take away the subsidies to big oil (even though the companies themselves have said they are not needed)
6) Have refused to penalize big corp’s for taking their money and business out of this country
7) Have refused to get on board with ANY job creating program that is not strictly limited to continuing or increasing taxes to the super rich. (these are the lowest taxes in modern history for the rich, and lowering them, and keeping them low has not worked.)
8) Are always fighting for less regulation, when it was the lack of regulation that allowed wall street to bankrupt the nation (an practically the world)
9) made their only goal of existence 1)make ozero a one term president, by not allowing anything that would improve the economy in fear Ozero might take credit, and 2)protect the interest of the corp’s and upper 1% at the expense to the middle and lower class.

etc etc…

The “Sexist Pig in chief” I can totally jump on board with

lol, invalid…I will never understand those random faces when you’re not trying for them.

I totally feel you…I specifically chose “botched” and should’ve chosen recovery to match with it. I did not mean he wrecked it. He botched the recovery.

I chose botched instead of wrecked but it was still not clear because I failed to specify recovery.

We’re in agreement, and I regret the unclear communication.

That, or… Grover Norquist has actually had his master plan come to fruition.

“In 2003, Norquist was bragging about creating a permanent Republican majority in America, and when someone suggested there might be a Democrat in the White House again someday, Norquist made this promise:

“We’ll make it impossible for him to govern like a Democrat.”

“Norquist and friends did their best with Clinton; they’ve succeeded with Obama, with terrible consequences for the country.”

“Domestic Abuse Solutions R Us: Blade ‘n Blender.”

LOL, works for me. If they’re going to stop enforcing DV laws, the least they can do is give women who fight back, full amnesty. They should announce that, “due to budget cuts, we will be unable to prosecute women who take the law into their own hands.”

Yup BO stinks, we should send the dirty, rotten, stinker a case of Right Guard!

#19: decided I could do better with a lab in my kitchen doing work out in my backyard. Well, I set it up and I am doing better than Solyndra. As this is a rainy weekend, I am upgrading some of my software, waiting on supplies for experiments for next weekend and doing the laundry, housework and childcare.
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Imagine a man figuring out how to do all that from home while integrating it with normal household activity. I suppose there are a few of that species who might survive the regimine, but most of what we see in DC is pitiful by comparison.

# 23 from Dances – as Zee puts it… “what Dances said”
I ditto it. No defense or excuse for Obama.

He is an all around shitbum no getting around it!

#24 lol, Dances,
My statement were never a “try” at a defense, rationalization, or excuse for ozero. I can’t stand the guy. That said, I also refuse to lulled into a false sense of security to believe that he is the be all and end all of everything that is wrong in this country. Ozero is a weak empty suit, he never actually takes a strong position on any issue, he allows things to happen to him, instead of actually leading on any issue. Knowing that fact, and looking at the direction in which this country is headed, makes one look to whom is actually driving the country. Who is actually steering this country? Who is controlling the conversation? Who is threatening all the programs that secure the middle class, and help the lower class, while protecting the top 1% and the corporations? When creation of jobs should have been the top conversation, who was actually able to switch the conversation to cutting the nation debt, without including getting out of two unfunded wars? Who has totally dug their heals in when it comes to improving the economy in fear that the empty suit might take credit?

No, it was no defense, in my opinion he is not only not a star player, he is and has been sitting on the bench, while all the others are on the field. Problem is… the 99% of this country is on the loosing end of the game.

I believe it is easy, lazy, and perhaps a bit naive to complain about the dirty windows while the house burns down. I know that just hating him, and blaming everything on him, and fighting him is the popular thing to do. I just think the problem is just so much bigger than that.

By now I shouldn’t be surprised to see how low barry can go with his antics – but somehow I am.

Now he is trying a new way to raise money – comparing donations and shaming his supporters.

This is so sleazy!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2046999/President-Barack-Obama-shaming-supporters-donations-comparing-neighbours-give.html

“He gave me more than you did” (hand on hip; bottom lip pouting) might have worked for me when I was 5 or 6 years old. In an adult, I find this to be very childish and immature.

But then, I guess nobody ever accused obama of being an adult, did they?

Delle,
Obama is desperate. He will try to raise money/get elected by any means possible, legal or otherwise. This guy has and always has been one pathetic creature.

Just sharing: Oprah Magazine, November issue, Page 83 now at news stands.
Whoooo Hooo !!!!!

If you’re just standing at a checkout stand somewhere and see this issue, flip to page 83 and know that you know this certain Puma in San Diego whose company designed it. It is a version of the old British school girl satchel that is very very popular now – we’re sold out until November ! Finally, seeing it in print allowed me to say Whoo Hooo.. We’ve been in InStyle magazine several times before but Oprah Magazine has not worked out until now so we’re celebrating with OJ and home grown passion fruit juice. So lame.

Great Freddie, congratulations!!

http://thedailypatdown.com/

“I’m sorry this happened to you???” WTF

I’ve still been making drops to Occupy Boston and just have not had much time to post, but here is a story PUMAs will want to follow.

Didn’t Iran want to be on the UN council for women or some such sh!t?

http://news.yahoo.com/iran-actress-sentenced-one-jail-report-191536998.html

They are sentencing an Iranian actress to 90 lashes…!!! For acting in a film on women’s rights!

There are more stories on this than this link, but it was the first one I saw the other day.

Someone please effin shoot me! I’ve been RVing and surfing the net on my phone. When I ran out of new posts on my favorite blogs I headed over to H44. Great post by HIs44, but I made the mistake, again, of reading the comments. Ugh. ugh. ugh. Racists and reactionaries deprive me of the pleasure of reading the commenters I really like… shadowfax, and a couple of others whose names escape me at the moment, but are sane. I gotta break my bad habit of reading comments over there.

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HP Boston 10.10.11 at 6:02 pm [edit]

“What must happen is the removal of Barack Obama and his corrupt party from the political life of the country and a resurrection of the Democratic Party of FDR and Hillary Clinton. Barack Obama is the problem. When Occupy Wall Street moves to remove the occupant of the White House, give us a call.” H44/HIs44
By golly now ain’t that the truth!
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Yes!

Someone recommended khanacademy.org to me, in particular, there is a very informative explanation of our current economic difficulties there.

http://www.khanacademy.org/#current-economics

Dances…I’ve taken them water, and also cases of other drinks, and also all those large plastic dispensers with spigots on the bottom, from which they could distribute more water (easily obtainable from across the street at the train station). They’ve mentioned they could use more plastic bottles (I’m guessing to refilll w/water) so maybe I will get them a pallet of small bottled waters instead of those large ones. I was looking for the link to their list of needs today and got sidetracked…I’m sure they’re depleted after today’s march, and I’ll head over there tomorrow!

About OWS’s demands.

Someone at Crawdad (where I seem to be banned???) thinks this article from OWS is official for the group. It isn’t — it’s just one article among many in their forum.

http://www.occupywallst.org/forum/proposed-list-of-demands-please-help-editadd-so-th/

“PROPOSED LIST OF DEMANDS (please help edit/add so this can be submitted for consideration to those maintaining the official list) (User Submitted)”

It does have a good list, most of which are things we’d like also. Examples:

CONGRESS PASS HR 1489 (”RETURN TO PRUDENT BANKING ACT” THIS REINSTATES MANY PROVISIONS OF THE GLASS-STEAGALL ACT.

REVERSING THE EFFECTS OF THE CITIZENS UNITED SUPREME COURT DECISION

dial up taxes on millionaires, billionaires and corporations even higher…back to what they once were in the 50’s and 60’s.

LIMITING THE INFLUENCE OF LOBBYISTS

“Revolving Door Legislation”

ELIMINATE “PERSONHOOD” LEGAL STATUS FOR CORPORATIONS.

In the comments, the few mentions of Obama are derogatory, or at best neutral or sarcastic. Here’s a neutral comment with perspective on the movement:

Obama, show us you are the candidate that we thought we were voted for. OWC slogan is “We are the 99%”. This movement could be a revolution if it had a leader, but is currently being hijacked by the media (kind of like what happened to the Tea Party). Many in the Media are either extreme left or extreme right, and between the “let’s find the most extreme left or right people we can find to interview for the ratings” or “We are major corporation afraid of losing massive influence on our government”, the voice is getting lost.

I believe that this movement is not a Left or a Right issue (unlike what the media is painting). But this movement is about what our founding fathers meant for our country. For We the People to have the same voice in our government as our corporate masters. The feeling on the street is that the rich, aka the board of major corporations, make the rules due to their massive lobbying and campaign contributions & that all politicians “including you” are bought and paid for.

Want to assure your reelection and also be the President who gave the country back to the people? Then step up and show us you have some guts. Address the Nation and call on the left & right to get behind a bill to change our Constitution eliminating money (lobbying & campaign contributions) and go 100% public financed elections so we can get paid for politicians out.

turndownobama, you are right.

Here in Boston, the conservative Boston Herald has been giving very favorable and fair coverage of the Occupy movement….but larger forces are trying to limit the appeal of this uprising.

There are always going to be idealogical and personality clashes, but this is more important than any of that. These kids are our representatives on the front line.

I just got back from Boston an hour and a half ago. They put out a call that police in riot gear were cracking down on them in the dead of night. I raced (within the speed limit!) down there with my camera…but of course it was pitch dark and my camera is not some professional high end equipment.

I am irate. The “problem” was the movement was growing. 10,000 marched today. The number of campers was growing as well. They spilled into the next greenway with the permission of the conservatory of the park!!!

So then. What is the excuse of the massive police force to remove the expansion from private property? We are talking helicopters, riot police, cordons of vans, motorcycles, K9 units, streets blocked off for blocks!

They had permission!

There is no conclusion but that they are cracking down to limit the growth of the movement, and its legitimacy!

Oh No! This rumor is back again. Actually, it never went away.

The Allure of an Obama-Hillary ticket:

http://www.suntimes.com/news/washington/8087427-452/the-allure-of-an-obama-hillary-ticket.html

The idea holds no allure for me. Absolutely none!

Don’t do it Hillary!

delle….oh, no. NOPE, no way! That would not get my vote. Unless it was Barky who stepped down!

Ah, I see, turndownobama!

I am for any voice raised against this insidous corporate geed!! I am for any brave being risking life and limb at the mercy of blood thristy police.

I hear BO’s Jobs Bill is DOA. Like his leadership.

When are they going to kick that puke to the curb?

Where is Hillary?

btw, the street cops (as opposed to the riot police) are out there peacefully with the kids 24/7. Patient and exhausted, and afraid to speak up even tho they are being kept on insanely long shifts! We asked them if they didn’t have a union, but they said, yes, but there are clauses that allow the powers that be to “override” their working terms. The regular cops are just struggling to keep their jobs like the 99 % of us.

http://www.wakeupmississippi.org/

Referendum on giving all fertilized eggs full ‘personhood’ status. Coming in other states too.

Two friends of mine went downtown the other day, intending to visit the demonstrators at Zucotti. They got within a few blocks, but the stench was overwhelming and they could not proceed. I was told that they could smell the foul air as soon as they got out of the subway.

You won’t see this on TV, but the reporters who were hanging around were holding handkerchiefs to their noses.

The woman who runs the Urban Infidel blog took a trip down there on October 9th. She had been there in the beginning and wanted to see how the demonstration was progressing. You will not like her comments since she is obviously not very fond of the occupiers, but these pictures are real:

http://urbaninfidel.blogspot.com/2011/10/occupy-wall-street-revisited-zucotti.html#links

I guess I’m not going to be able to go there anytime soon. It looks to me like a health hazard.

I repeat with less typos!

NY or any many other places treat the crazies that disrupt funerals of fallen soldiers so much better. Smell my rage!

How sweet it is to see an organization in addition to PUMAPAC looking back to the suspicious election behaviors of 2008:

Ex-Indiana Democratic Governor: Not My Signature On Obama Petition

Former Indiana Democratic Gov. Joe Kernan says a signature on a petition to place Barack Obama’s name on the state’s 2008 primary ballot isn’t his, putting him among at least dozens of dubious signatures found in a newspaper’s investigation.
Kernan tells the South Bend Tribune (slash bit.ly/noEWg8 ) that he didn’t sign the Obama petition that was submitted in St. Joseph County and that neither the signature nor printing of his name look like his writing.
The newspaper reports that it has talked with more than 40 people who say they didn’t sign petitions for Obama or Hillary Clinton despite their names being on the documents. State Republican Party chairman is calling for a federal investigation into the matter. Indiana Democrats say a bipartisan office approved the petitions but back an investigation.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/10/12/indiana-gop-calls-for-federal-probe-into-dubious-2008-obama-petition/

No doubt Hillary needed to be included in order for this article to be approved by the WH media police.

it not only makes all abortions illegal, but because of the way the pill works, it also makes the pill (the most common form of birth control) illegal as well.

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Some anti-contraceptive people claim that. But aiui “The Pill” prevents any egg even being produced. So there’s nothing there TO fertilize.

Gimme a freakin break! Odors should be the last complaint re #OWS when people participating in Arab Spring lost their lives for their cause.

Women never fare well in an occupation … OWS is no exception.
by Gina Quattrochi on Wednesday, 12 October 2011

I’ve been to OWS four times in the last week. What I have observed and heard about womens’ roles and status in the encampment is horrifying and raises deep, disturbing questions about the state of the progressive movement and it’s understanding of the very power analysis it uses to create its strategy and the social determinants that heighten womens’ vulnerability to poverty, poor health outcomes, sexual violence, homelessness, etc.

Visualize this: hundreds of primarily white men, many leftover from 60′s revolutionary groups like Worker’s World, pontificating about their “revolutionary” ideas and a so- called “new society” they envision — all of this within and surrounding an encampment where the media center responsible for live streaming of all related OWS events is “manned” by 12-15 men (I only saw one women), where the cigarette smoke (seems like Phillip Morris is off the hook) is thick, the spaces crowded and young women are interdispersed on old mattresses, sleeping bags, tarps etc. among young men, old men, middle aged men, revolutionary men, progressive ment, mostly male cops (and some women too), vendors (mostly male), reporters (both genders) and then imagine the male controlled “front line” on Broadway where people (almost all men all the time) hold up issue and “protest signs” to passerbys and the press — now add to that a lack of womens’ input, particulary young women, into the “general assembly” where male voices drown out women’s 5 to 1 and perhaps the most horrifying — imagine these young women reduced by the environment and politic and sleep deprived subjected to sexual harrassement and even sexual assault (there has already been one arrest) by men including men who pass as activists.

What I am describing is OWS at Zuccoti Park – it’s there, it’s happening and some of us have been witness to it. As I went around yesterday distributing condoms to young women, who are at particular risk for HIV and Hep C infection in such chaotic, oppressive enviroments, I was overwhelmed with despair and anger. How could we, who survived the various male dominated social movements of the 60′s and 70′s fail our young sisters? How could we allow our young women to be so oppressed, so disempowered, to have their voices silenced, to be subject to neglect regarding their safety in an environment that professes to create change, in a movement that professes to advocate for social justice?

How can we women activists allow our concerns to be silenced by the same old devisive arguments from men (and some other women) who don’t want us “dividing” the movement at such a critical time — how can we allow our concerns about the silencing of women’s voices in Zuccotti Park be answered with rationalizations such as “Well Amy Goodman spoke at our rally”? WTF? Have we, the feminists of the 60′s and 70′s, many of us who found our power after we shed the fear of criticism and attempts to discredit us, we who excell, who run things, who raise daughters, sons, grandchildren, neices and nephews to respect themselves and each, who fight for the homeless, for the disabled, for the incarcerated, for those living with HIV/AIDS, for syringe exchange, for global healthcare, for social justice and community empowerment, how can we allow this to happen? How can we afford to not challenge OWS, the blueprint of successful social justice campaigns, on its internal gender oppression, on its failure to give women power in all aspects of its operations?

Perhaps if we could confront the leaders, we could fight this and create change … for the women in Zuccoti Park, for the women in every “Occupy” that will happen anywhere in the US in the future. But wait there are no leaders of “leaderless” OWS. Perhaps that is part of the design. Non-accountability, which is often part of ” leaderless” systems, always provides opportunities for bad and shoddy politics. We learned that in the 60′s and 70′s. We shouldn’t forget it now.

Women never fare well in occupations …. the current OWS is no exception.
If the young “non-leaders” of OWS want the rest of us to have faith and engage in their movement, they have to do a lot better. And they have to do it soon. If not, they are not the ones who we have been waiting for.
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Gina is a lawyer and a woman who has been on the frontlines for the past 30 years.

Oh shit Delle….Islam sucks! Stay home the stench may be much to heavy with all those assholes in the street.

I know that HP. #79

I don’t believe anything I see or hear from the media anymore. That’s why I really would like to spend some time at Zucotti Park and see for myself what is going on. As I said above – maybe next week.

BTW sorry if I sound so cowardly, but I just don’t want to go down there by myself. I am no longer young and I’ve had very little experience with these type of demonstrations. The park just doesn’t seem the place right now for an old(er) woman to be roaming around alone with a camera.

#80
Delle no worries, I was not faulting you at all, I am in the same boat. I too am to old to go alone to a camp full of protester. Stay safe.

Saw this at UW.

I recommended this here at Pumapac when the bailouts were happening.

I did it back then and never looked back. If only a ‘Hit Them Where It Hurts’ movement back then …?

The collective money of Commoners ads up to a lot of bargaining power – or we can keep letting them break us down – with lots of little sticks – like fees that ad up to billions for them and chip away at the commoners’ non-disposable incomes.

November 5th, 2011

“Bank Transfer Day”

• Open an account with a credit union (or local Independent Bank).

• Transfer your funds to the account (online or in person) by Nov. 5.

• Follow your bank’s procedures to close your account.

Ahhh, “suddenly” the racist, sexist, voter intimidation advocate and OBAMA-CLONE AG responds:

Debit Card Fee Prompts Calls For Justice Department Investigation

WASHINGTON — House Democrats responding to the recent announcement of a new Bank of America debit card fee are calling for a Department of Justice investigation into Wall Street banks, charging that the timing of that announcement and the announcement of similar fees at other banks suggests possible collusion among the major players.

Bank of America, SunTrust, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo have all recently announced new debit card fees. The banks cite a need to raise revenue to make up for diminished profits coming from merchant swipe fees as a result of recently passed reform legislation.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/13/debit-card-fees-wall-street-investigation_n_1008206.html

Yawn. Obama’s haul from “Wall Street”?

“President Obama has received more money from Bank of America than any other candidate dating back to 1991.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/10/10/obama-attacks-banks-while-raking-in-wall-street-dough/#ixzz1afr7Hzeg

I should be clear – my money meaning my paycheck that I spend as soon as I get it and $265 in “savings.” I have a car paid for that is nearing 200,000 miles and is diagnosed with a timing chain problem that will cost $1500 to fix. I have a house with no equity. I do have some nice artwork though!

Riverdaughter and friends have been visiting OWS in NY and a neighboring city, spending hours, marching with them, etc.

She’s giving a lot of details at http://riverdaughter.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/glenn-becks-head-on-a-pike/
and at previous entries. Pictures of the real crowd (not the ones wearing Uncle Sam costumes, er, dreadlocks).

Oh, and about the “acres of trash” that are supposedly accumulating in Zuccotti park? Well, I was there last week during their third week of occupation and the only thing that I smelled were the street vendors peddling falafel and halal kebabs. The park was spotless and the garbage cans were empty, not overflowing.

Delle…Occupy wall St was started by Adbusters, not Soros. Whenever I see ANYONE drag out the tribal left or right boogiemen my eyes glaze over…I don’t even keep track of whether Soros or Koch Brothers or any of those other familiar names are the left or right tribal boogiemen. Put down the boring tribal rattles. You’re the patsy if you get sidetracked by Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin, Michael Moore, or any of the personalities those on the left or right love to hate. It’s no better than those reality shows, where people know every detail of some glamorous family or some family with umpteen kids. This is how they keep people from focusing on the issues.

Adbusters is the group that started “Buy Nothing Day” —held every year on Black Friday (the Friday after thanksgiving, traditionally the biggest buying day of the year). Maybe you’ve never heard of Buy Nothing Day, but it’s something long known about and promoted in the arts and media community.

Now, which is more likely…that these idealistic kids would be moved by some boogieman who secretly paid them, or by an exciting savvy anti-establishment media group who have invented holiday protests they already are familiar with?

Delle and dances…

Occupy Boston is calling for locks now, to protect things being stolen from tents. I’m not surprised Occupy Wall St is a dangerous place for women…the men in NYC are much more aggressive. So far, Occupy Boston seems more egalitarian. I’ve also noted more AA’s involved than I’ve noted in other rallies and protests, here in Boston.

As far as the smell, I’ve only gotten out of my car twice and visited the camp (I’m usually just dropping off supplies), and I have not noted any bad smells, but they do have homeless amongst them. I mean long-term homeless. One of the kids wryly mentioned to me there is an occasional urination problem from them. And the reporter from the Boston Herald who spent one mostly sleepless night there (brava for real journalism!) had one throw up near her tent….so these are not conditions I would be able to stomach.

Occupy Hotel W would be my idea of a takeover!

However, Occupation Boston is small. They’ve long had a clean-up crew and have kept the place clean. OWS is planning their own major clean up and will resist being cleared out tomorrow. Then they plan to take their brooms down to Wall St to “clean up Wall St”—so it will be interesting to see how it plays out tomorrow. I hope they hold their ground!

One more thing….some unions joined the kids. They are not “behind” the uprising. In fact, on Occupy Boston right now some of them are bickering that they don’t want the unions to join….but the consensus is, if you show up you represent the 99%.

Regarding unions, there is a remarkable, prize-winning documentary called “Harlan County” made in the 70′s by a woman film-maker. It’s been showing on TV. If you can manage to watch it, I highly recommend it. It’s about the struggles of the Kentucky coal miners, striking to get a better union deal. A lot of women were involved in the effort.

lol, Delle…those Adbusters just appeal to certain people who already thought that way. They don’t really DO anything. In fact, I’m not sure if it’s still true, but I read they never even went to OWS. They’re just the inspiration.

Here’s one for TT. I don’t know why I find this picture so funny:

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/293392_178049258945132_100002201768465_388064_1621653622_n.jpg

I knew the city was going to clean Zuccotti Park tomorrow, but now it looks like they are going to try to close down the protest. This is unexpected. The plans were to clean one area then the next and so on. Now the demonstrators will not be allowed to bring their tents and sleeping bags back into the park.

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/10/13/mayor-michael-bloomberg-says-zuccotti-park-will-be-cleaned-up-friday/

“They might as well have just said ‘You’re done,’” one protester told CBS 2 s Ann Mercogliano.“ This is an eviction notice,” said another.

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HP….they convicted that second brute in CT.

Breaking – The cleanup has been postponed!

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_WALL_STREET_PROTEST?SITE=FLTAM&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE

#101
Zee, yes all women , yes yes yes…..
Needs signs saying 52% of the population are mighty pissed off!!! Get the law out of my Uterus!!!!

Police tear down tents in Denver:

http://www.kdvr.com/news/politics/kdvr-occupy-denver-protests-put-hickenlooper-hancock-in-a-quandry-20111012,0,1965021.story