NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION! PROTEST!

Nov17

NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION! PROTEST!

by Calico Blackie on November 17, 2011 at 10:15 am

Posted In: Big Brother, Media Bias

Greetings Happy Campers!

A big day of action throughout the USA is happening right now. So what’s happening around the Nation?

Scene in New York this morning

Well, what is happening is the 1% and their armies of darkness are at it again. This is really a national disgrace.

From New York:

Hundreds of protesters from Zuccotti Park clashed with the police as they tried to reach the New York Stock Exchange Thursday morning, and at least dozen were arrested.

… The demonstration came two days after the police cleared Zuccotti Park, where protesters had been camped out for about two months and that been the birthplace of the Occupy Wall Street movement.

From Dallas:

“They have completely destroyed all structures and personal belongings and putting them in the garbage truck.”

Calico Blackie says: Another knock on the door in the middle of the night. Joseph Stalin is proud of you, Mr. Bastard Policeman.

From the San Francisco Bay Area:

Berkeley: Authorities early Thursday morning cleared an encampment set up by Occupy protesters on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley. Police in riot gear conducted a raid on the encampment around 3:30 a.m. Thursday, removing about 20 tents and arresting two protesters. Television footage showed a bulldozer moving into the area after the raid.

More than 100 officers and sheriff’s deputies from three agencies, including campus police, surrounded the 40 or so campers and gave them 10 minutes to gather their belongings and leave.

Photo of the cleanup after the police action crushing the 1st Amendment

Calico Blackie says:

100 members of the army of darkness to subdue 40 peaceful protesters. Another knock on the door in the middle of the night.

Joseph Stalin is proud of you, Mr. Bastard Policeman.

San Francisco: San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee met with Occupy SF protesters at City Hall Wednesday to discuss his continued concerns about the encampment that has been at Justin Herman Plaza for the past several weeks.

Lee, who made his first visit to the encampment on Tuesday morning, has expressed concern about health and safety conditions at the camp, which has increased to about 200 tents in the plaza at the foot of Market Street.

What have they done

Calico Blackie says:

Do you see the trend now?

“Health and Safety.”

We’re hearing that from every Fuhrer in every city like they’ve been told to say that.

Speaking of concern for our “health and safety”:

Another National disgrace in Seattle.

Doesn’t it make you PROUD to be an American?

Police in Seattle pepper sprayed peaceful protesters for standing up for their rights.

Among the victims of the assault were a priest, a pregnant woman, and an 84-year-old woman. This is exactly the type of thing we are fighting against. A peaceful woman denied her constitutional rights and pepper sprayed by the agents and thugs of the 1%.

84 years old & PEPPER SPRAYED BY THE POLICE

What’s their next tactic? Tear gassing people in wheelchairs? Oh wait…they’ve already done it.

If the 1% thinks these type of tactics will scare us, they are wrong. They only strengthen our resolve.

We will never go away, even in the face of this type of brutality.

You can beat us, pepper spray us, club us, and even shoot us and we will come back stronger than ever.

If you ever watched a movie such as Schindlers List, or read about Nazi concentration camps and thought: “How can anyone do something like this to their fellow human beings,” remember the picture of that 84 year old woman who got pepper sprayed by the Seattle cops and harden your heart.

This is what we’re facing.

This is what we must stamp out forever. The Seattle police wouldn’t have cared if that lady died. They could operate the camps and run the ovens. They would do the same thing to their mothers.

YOU ARE THEIR ENEMY.

Here was a statement from the “Gauleiter” of Seattle:

Seattle mayor “sorry” Occupy Seattle protesters were pepper-sprayed

by Jeff Hodson on November 16, 2011 at 3:44 PM

Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn apologized Wednesday to peaceful Occupy Seattle protesters who were pepper-sprayed by police officers on Tuesday. The mayor said the city will review the use of pepper spray and try “to ensure appropriate commanders are on the ground at these kinds of events.”

Calico Blackie says:

And after the review? Will the cops that used the pepper spray on citizens of the United States be prosecuted for assault? Or will they be given a few days off with pay?

He continued with his bogus act of contrition by saying:

“Last night, the police used pepper spray in two separate incidents, and many are now questioning whether the police use of force was appropriate to the circumstances,” McGinn said in a statement: “I have seen video and written descriptions of the incidents.

“To those who engaged in peaceful protest, I am sorry that you were pepper sprayed.”

Mayor McGinn….Sorry? PERSONALLY APOLOGIZE TO THE PEOPLE YOU PEPPER SPRAYED

Calico Blackie says:

Bullshit, Mayor. You’re DAMNED sorry there was such a public outcry that you had to react to it.

We’re defending our rights and getting tear-gassed, clubbed and pepper sprayed while you’re sitting down to your lobster dinner with your henchmen.

The police and our elected officials are NOT here to protect us.

They are here to KEEP US IN LINE for their masters.

They are not your friends.

If you do have friends or relatives in law enforcement, always remember that they will shoot you or jail you if ordered to do so.

OWS must be doing something, because mayors across the country are flipping out like terrified third-world dictators.

So, what did Fox “news” (Goebbels Snout) say about this? Nothing!

ACHTUNG! O’REILLY SPEAKS!

So, what did those puppets in the mainstream media over at the Fox news propaganda machine have to say?

The Volkischer Beobachter (Fox “news”) had reported:

Angry ‘Occupy’ Protesters Plan to Take It to the Streets, as Some Threaten Violence

Organizers of protests and marches Thursday in New York City for the two-month anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement are calling for non-violent demonstrations, but that hasn’t stopped some protesters from demanding a fiery confrontation with authorities.

“On the 17th, we’re going to burn New York City to the ground,” one protester can be heard saying in video recorded after the protesters’ home base, Zuccotti Park, was cleared Tuesday.

Fox Beobachter - Fair and Balanced? You Decide

Calico Blackie says:

See what they did there? “Some” threaten violence? One protester? Of course now there will be people out there saying: “Those hippies are threatening us! Lock up your daughters! Bring out the pepper spray!”

From: The East Bay Express:

“The One Percent Solution”

By Robert Gammon

It’s everywhere and it’s got to be stopped!

Business groups dominated by representatives from large corporations lobbied for the crackdown on Occupy Oakland.

“During the past few weeks, numerous people and organizations called for the second police raid on Occupy Oakland. Among the loudest and most influential voices demanding the crackdown were the Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and two Oakland business groups.”

A majority of the chamber’s board of directors and executive committee come from large corporations that post billions in annual revenues, including big banks, telecom corporations, development companies, real estate conglomerates, and investment firms, according to the chamber’s own records.

THROW OFF OUR CHAINS! JAIL THE BANKERS!

But some small business owners in downtown say they don’t want the chamber and the business groups speaking on their behalf.

“They don’t represent small businesses,” said Maria Gastelumendi, owner of The Rising Loafer Cafe and Bakery, who noted that her business actually increased after Occupy Oakland arrived.

“They haven’t come and asked me how I feel,” she added, referring to the chamber and the business associations. “In the seven years that I have been here, they have never once approached me — because I’m not a chain. I’m not a big-box store.”

PROTEST!

Calico Blackie Says:

We are against the corporations and monied interest buying influence with our politicians. How should we accomplish that? Vote? We don’t have enough money to buy the right politicians.