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Public ire hits Wall Street, and government By Jon Cohen Washington Post, 12 October 2011 The fledgling Occupy Wall Street protests tap into a deep vein of public animosity toward the country’s major financial institutions, one that is on par with the deep negativity aimed at Washington, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. …
There are two major differences between the Tea Party and OWS: 1) The Tea Party is affiliated with the Republican party, and not replicated elsewhere in the world. 2) OWS rejects both parties and all forms of institutionalized corruption, and has been replicated all over the world.
BLOOMBERG VS. OCCUPY: Round 1 Occupy #ows A timeline: A big bank protest is planned for the 15th of October (see video) October 15th: Occupy Banks . To block the bank protest, Mayor Bloomberg initiated a plan to evict the Occupation from Liberty Square on the 14th of October. He claimed the city needed to …
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BLOOMBERG VS. OCCUPY New Rules from Zucotti ParkMayor Bloomberg is moving to shut down Occupy Wall Street at Liberty Square tomorrow at 7 AM. The ruse he is using: the need to clean the “park.” He has promised that Liberty Square will be reopened after the cleaning but nobody will be allowed to set up …
JOURNAL: How to Create an Occupy Tribe There’s no question that the Occupy groups have done a great job with constructing the outlines of resilient communities in the heart of many of our most dense urban areas. People pitch in to do work. They are considerate despite the difficulty of the arrangement. Food gets served. The …
JOURNAL: A Capitalist Reformation? Here is some thinking that you might find interesting. Remember, history rhymes but doesn’t repeat. Here’s a simplification of the historical pattern of Reformation. Think of it in terms of the global Capitalist system: Universal system. Compliance and participation enforced by violence. Bureaucratic and lethargic. Corrupt and unfair. Hardship and misery. …
JOURNAL: Permanent Protest #ows One of the most interesting aspects of Occupy Wall Street (#ows) is the work it is doing to set up permanent occupations in EVERY city (over 1,000 locations globally, and growing) of note. Here’s a quick overview: Navigation of the complex legalities of sleeping/living in an urban, public space (park, square). …
