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Move Along:
""The whole issue of this - of talking points, frankly, throughout this process has been a sideshow. The whole thing defies logic. And the fact that this keeps on getting churned out, frankly, has a lot to do with political motivations."
Pres. Obama on GOP demands for Benghazi answers, 5/13/2013
Prepare for attempts at nationwide chaos tomorrow – courtesy of #OWS, #N17
Watch for possible disruptions at major bridges, tunnels, subways, commons areas, etc, tomorrow as various Occupy movements are planning a “day of rage” of sorts tomorrow. Their “plan” is to disrupt the daily lives of the American workforce to show them and “The Powers That Be” that “they mean business.”
Or whatever.
It all started when the pre-evicted Occupy Wall Street announced their plan to literally “Occupy Wall Street” on the 17th in a ‘show of force’ and as a celebration of the two month anniversary of Occupy. Other Occupy communes dutifully followed suit with plans of their own. Just as an example, here’s a rough outline of the game plan for NYC tomorrow:
Occupy Wall Street protesters are planning a major day of action on Thursday to mark the two-month anniversary of the movement that began Sept. 17.
Here is the schedule as posted by the protesters:
7 a.m.: Gather in Liberty Square in front of the New York Stock Exchange to “confront Wall street with the stories of people on the frontlines of economic justice.”
3 p.m.: Gather at 16 subway hubs to “take our stories to the trains.”
Bronx
- Fordham Road on the 4 line – 3rd Ave 138th Street on the 6 line – 161st and River on the B, D and 4 lines
Brooklyn
- Broadway Junction on the A, C and L lines – Borough Hall on the M, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines
Manhattan
- 125th Street on the A, B, C and D lines – Union Square – 23rd Street and 8th Ave on the C and E lines
Queens
- Jackson Heights-Roosevelt on the E, F, M, R and 7 lines – Jamaica Center/Parsons/Archer on the E, J and Z lines
Staten Island
- Staten Island Ferry Terminal
At 5 p.m., protesters plan to gather at Foley Square, along with a gospel choir and marching band.
After that rally, they plan to march “to our bridges” but did not specify which ones.
I suspect the “Occupy” day of rage will most likely impact NYC more so than any other city with Occupy camps, considering how ticked off the mother ship is that it no longer has a permanent place to squat at Zuccotti park.
Apparently the idea is to pi** off as many people as possible in order to “win” them over to the side of the Occupiers. Keep it up, dunces.
Should you encounter Occupiers disrupting the normal flow of business in your city, make sure to post about it in the comments, or Tweet it to me. If you’re on Twitter and want to know what, if anything, is going on in your area, just type in “#YourCityName” without the quote marks, or #N17 (which stands for November 17). On Facebook, in the search field type in “Occupy” and your city’s name.
Occupy Charlotte hasn’t made any official announcements as to what their strategy is for tomorrow, but I’m pretty sure this little adventure to BOA HQ at 5pm will be led by them.
I won’t be around to Tweet extensively about events til late in the afternoon, but I will try and check when I can.
Stay safe tomorrow.
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I will be in NY next week, armed with a camera (since they won’t allow me to carry my Texas protection on a plane). They need to clean the streets of these vermin!
Melissa, you AND your protection can stay in Texas, we live in NYC to stay AWAY from people like you.
Dawn, Your attitude is one reason your city ended up with thousands of vermin in Zucotti Park. Seems you prefer that. Whatever.
Dawn, I’d bet the feeling is mutual.
I work 2 blocks from Camp Stinky, McPherson Square. Fortunately it’s raining now and projected to be raining tomorrow. I have judged the occupiers to be fair weather radicals.
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Yes, God forbid any self-reliant people who can fend for themselves ruin Dawn’s utopia where she never has to make a choice or think for herself.
Taxpayer has it nailed perfectly. Tell you what, Dawn… since the idea of protecting yourself from these vermin is so repulsive to you, how about you post your address here, and invite them to occupy your living space? Or are you one of those typical liberals who thinks that anything these nuts do to anyone else is fine, right up to the point when it inconveniences you?
This “flea party” movement only has the strength afforded it by jelly-spined types like Mayor Bloomberg.
My humble advice.
-Move away from the urban area and live in the country. We did it 20 years ago.
-Own enough land that you can farm and learn how to put up preserves.
-Arm yourselves well, buy plenty of ammo, and practice.
-Teach yourself to hunt game for food.
-Work for and participate with the local conservative grass roots movement of your choice.
-Don’t trust the republican party to speak for you in DC.
-Pray early and pray often.
Ya know, with the amazing brainiacs “leading” these people it’s no wonder we ended up with such creative and outstanding intelligence in the WH.
I wonder if any of these turkeys will end up drowning themselves by wandering out into the rain and looking up?
Apparently the idea is to pi** off as many people as possible in order to “win” them over to the side of the Occupiers.
SisterT, this aspect of OWS creeps me out. Frankly, it reminds me of the power-tripping fantasies of bizarre creeps who occasionally make the news. You know, like the man who planned to sexually assault Steven Spielburg because he expected rape would make Spielburg fall in love with him. Or maybe OWS has Munchausen-by-proxy, and they want to prove what good, caring
motherspeople they are by inflicting injury and then “curing” us.One would think that, being educated college graduates being unfairly denied good jobs, the fleabaggers would be able to look at their proposed actions and figure out who teir actions would hurt, and who they wouldn’t. But if one thought that, he would be wrong.
In Philadelphia, the fleabaggers who are protesting for good jobs are shutting down a $55 million union-labor project by refusing to move their lice-ridden butts. That doesn’t hurt the 1%, but it keeps union workers from having a job.
In New York, they wanted to delay or shut down trading on the NYSE, but that wouldn’t hurt the 1%ers; they aren’t the ones on the floor doing the trading. Rather, it would be the working men of the NYSE, the floor traders, the runners, the janitors, the secretaries and other staffers who would be hurt.
Real revolutionaries are disciplined, are cunning, have real plans, and have guns. The fleabaggers are just wannabes, with none of the above.
Haven’t heard a whole bunch about many places being shut down or violence being rampant throughout our country. Except in Portland, where a bunch of fools tried to shut down a bridge and got arrested.
Woulda been interesting, though, had they raised the bridge to let a boat through.
Just sayin’.
Dana – off topic: Your new site looks great!
I am wondering if the Occupiers are trying to spread their camp diseases throughout the city.