Thread: Thousands to occupy Wall Street in protest

Woman Raped At Occupy New Haven. #Occupyfail. Yep, just like those nasty, evil Tea Party folks, eh? Maybe they should call these losers #Occupyrapists, eh?

Some interesting reading on history and OWS.

Participatory Democracy: From the Port Huron Statement to Occupy Wall Street | The Nation

#Occupyfail

OccupySF’s failed theft of Catholic Archdiocese building: An insider’s view. “Pay special attention to the dancing girls, and the embarrassing infantile economic theories of the commune leader.”

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but a general strike is called for on May 1st in New York City as well as other cities across America.



May Day 2012

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Would be great if it was a true socilaist movement. But it will most likely be hijacked by the Republicans and their right-wing backers to blame Obama.

Right. Occupy is already upset about the 99%ers being co-oped by Move-On. Move-On is working for Obama's re-election.

More examples of how the #Occupiers are just the same as the Tea Party:

Here are three of the bold soldiers in the #Occupy Army



Attorney busted in anarchist attack at Starbucks frequently on wrong side of law, source says - NY Daily News

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

More examples of how the #Occupiers are just the same as the Tea Party:

Here are three of the bold soldiers in the #Occupy Army

Did I miss something? Where does it say they have anything to do with Occupy?

Just a lie, isn't it?

I did read where Occupy was asked to bail out some troublemakers, but refused because they had nothing to do with the Occupy group. Perhaps this is that instance.

Originally Posted by misskit

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

More examples of how the #Occupiers are just the same as the Tea Party:

Here are three of the bold soldiers in the #Occupy Army

Did I miss something? Where does it say they have anything to do with Occupy?

Just a lie, isn't it?

I did read where Occupy was asked to bail out some troublemakers, but refused because they had nothing to do with the Occupy group. Perhaps this is that instance.

No lie.

According to police, part of the rowdy group — some of them masked — marched near Washington Square Park, chanting “cops are murderers” and “all pigs must die.” The crowd eventually grew to around 150, with some tipping garbage cans and spray painting anarchist symbols on buildings, the police said.

Two Officers Injured During Anarchist Attack on Starbucks - The Local East Village Blog - NYTimes.com

Can't do any of your (in)famous cherry-picking here, Kitty...

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Originally Posted by misskit

^ Highlight the parts where it says they are Occupy protesters, please. I can't seem to locate anything that says they are.

Cherry picking, no. More BM lies, yes.

These are Occupy Wall Street thugs...

I think you're confusing them with the 'Occupy Starbucks' thugs BM, get it right.

Go rioting then have an 'after party' FFS.

Later, during an “after party” at the Sixth Street Community Center, the police were again assaulted while arresting Alexander Penley, a 41-year-old resident of the Upper West Side. He also was charged with several crimes,

Lovely these folks who are just like the Tea Party? This is real politics in the era of Hope & Change!

Eye on Occupy: Protester at DOJ urges laughing activists to “start killing motherfuckers.”

Are you ready for the most ridiculous and pointless Occupation ever?

“Last week, on Earth Day, the Occupy movement illegally took over an entire farm and transformed it into…a farm!”

Imagine that!

More from the #Occupyfail:

Cleveland Bomb Suspects Part Of OccupyCleveland.

But this is “not representative,” of course. Well, it’s not like they were Tea Partiers so don’t expect this to get a lot of coverage.

They look pretty representative to this unbiased poster:

Occupy Cleveland | Blow Up A Bridge | The Daily Caller

Heh, then there's this: “Remember, everybody: Whenever an Occupier commits a crime, he’s not really an Occupier. All Occupier crimes are completely unrelated incidents, because shut up.”

See what these low-lifes did for May Day? Look at what they did in Seattle (the leftie city). Pukes.

Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn says he's making an emergency declaration allowing police to confiscate items that can be used as weapons following violent May Day protests that left storefronts and car windows shattered.


Read more: Seattle mayor issues emergency order after May Day mayhem | Fox News

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

More from the #Occupyfail:

Cleveland Bomb Suspects Part Of OccupyCleveland.

But this is “not representative,” of course. Well, it’s not like they were Tea Partiers so don’t expect this to get a lot of coverage.

They look pretty representative to this unbiased poster:

Occupy Cleveland | Blow Up A Bridge | The Daily Caller

Heh, then there's this: “Remember, everybody: Whenever an Occupier commits a crime, he’s not really an Occupier. All Occupier crimes are completely unrelated incidents, because shut up.”

How is it the Occupy movement didn't instigate these guys to bomb a bridge with vehicles passing over it? It's the same argument shrilly posed by those who blamed Palin and the tea party for the shooting of Gabbie Giffords.

Bricks, pipes thrown from occupied SF building


Marisa Lagos,Nanette Asimov
Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Hundreds of protesters took over a vacant building on Turk Street owned by the Archdiocese of San Francisco on Tuesday. One climbed to the roof, threw a brick that struck a man with a video camera standing in the swarm of police and demonstrators below.

Police arrested Jesse Nesbitt, 34, of San Francisco on suspicion of felony aggravated assault after he ran out the back of the two-story building at 888 Turk St. But they didn't find another man who hurled metal pipes from an adjacent rooftop.

Read more: Bricks, pipes thrown from occupied SF building

Everyday, helpless occupiers are arrested, and jailed. They are crying out for help.
For just $18 a month, only 60 cents a day, you can help rescue occupiers from their police state abusers.

While I'm here...



https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOccupyMovie

^ Go talk to obama. He feked the economy with his regs and healthcare scares. These OWS folks think they should get everything for FREE. Nothing is FREE. Wake up.

Originally Posted by Neo

I see it's just the usual suspects left talking to themselves in this thread..

Try this for size (without saying "it's from RT/Infowars, it's bias " ..) if you can manage to concentrate long enough.

Published: 3 May, 2012, 22:01
Edited: 3 May, 2012, 22:15



An American military document just uncovered appears to detail an US Army plan that calls for detaining “political activists” at re-education camps staffed by military-hired “PSYOP officers” in both America and abroad.

The website Infowars.com has unearthed the smoking gun, a copy of a United States military manual entitled FM 3-39.40 Internment and Resettlement Operations, which appears to offer Defense Department insiders instructions on dealing with the imprisonment of anyone considered an enemy to the American way of life and how to go about indoctrination them with an “appreciation of US policies and actions” through psychological warfare.

The PDF made available is dated February 2010 but has only now been leaked online. A copy of the document has been uploaded to the website PublicIntelligence.net for viewing, and additionally a version appears to be hosted on the US Military’s Doctrine and Training Publications page at armypubs.us.army.mil, although access to papers published there are unavailable to those without the Pentagon’s authorization, therefore making it impossible to verify the authenticity of the manual at this time. The military site that appears to host a copy has also implemented security measures on its servers that it cautions visitors are “not for your personal benefit or privacy.”

Further, the title page of the manual warns that the material contained in its 326 pages is be distributed to US Defense Department and its contractors only, and that must be “destroy[ed] by any method that will prevent disclosure of contents or construction of the document.”

“This manual addresses I/R [Internment and Resettlement] operations across the spectrum of conflict, specifically the doctrinal paradigm shift from traditional enemy prisoner of war (EPW) operations to the broader and more inclusive requirements of detainee operations,” the paper’s authors explain in the first paragraph of the documents preface. From there, it goes on to explain that the methods of psychological warfare and brainwashing of persons applies to “US military prisoners, and multiple categories of detainees (civilian internees [CIs], retained personnel [RP], and enemy combatants), while resettlement operations are focused on multiple categories of dislocated civilians (DCs).”

The manual continues by describing categories of personnel whom are certain guidelines of the manual apply. A detainee, for example, is any person captured by an armed force, but does not include personnel held for law enforcement purposes — except where the US is the occupying power. Civilian internees are described as anyone “interned during armed conflict, occupation, or other military operation for security reasons, for protection, or because he or she committed an offense against the detaining power.”

“An adaptive enemy will manipulate populations that are hostile to US intent by instigating mass civil disobedience, directing criminal activity, masking their operations in urban and other complex terrain, maintaining an indistinguishable presence through cultural anonymity and actively seeking the raditional sanctuary of protected areas as defined by the rules of land warfare,” reads the paper. “Commanders will use technology and conduct police intelligence operations to influence and control populations, evacuate detainees and, conclusively, transition rehabilitative and reconciliation operations to other functional agencies.”

On their own part, Infowars.com details the manual by writing, “We have exhaustively documented preparations for the mass internment of citizens inside America, but this is the first time that language concerning the re-education of detainees, in particular political activists, has cropped up in our research.”

Throughout the manual, the DoD outlines methods to go about detaining US military prisoners captured for both “battlefield and nonbattlefield confinement,” how to rehabilitate them to “ensure a successful return to society” and “psychological operations (PSYOP), practices and procedures to support I/R operations.”

Fifty-six pages into the manual, its authors explain the role of psychological operations officers regarding internment and resettlement, and explain that they will be responsible for developing methods designed “to pacify and acclimate detainees or DCs to accept U.S. I/R facility authority and regulations.” PSYOP officers, the manual adds, identify “malcontents, trained agitators, and political leaders within the facility who may try to organize resistance or create disturbances.”

The manual also demands that the PSYOP officers overseeing the detainment camps identify “political activists” for indoctrination.

Sounds like what North Viet Nam did to the South after America's shameful departure.