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How do you like them big apples?
How do you like them big apples?
Occupy Wall Street Fail
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I sympathize with them in many but not all aspects and they are gaining some
traction here. The Banks are backing off the five dollar debit card fee and today
the banks have been ordered to contact many people on foreclosures because
the system the banks used did not give people a chance to appeal their case.
Six months ago, wouldn't have happened.
Again I say, this movement is only beginning. It is the new fundraiser and the
new in thing to do. Before it was organics, the environment, spotted owls and
save the whales. Oh it will fade in winter in Canada and North America but
like the old ground hog they will re-enter the battle. In Europe they will gain
ground like never before. Greece is likely to fail because, a referendum will fail
in that country. Some are saying that combined with the new China Bubble
we could see a full scale depression. If that happens the people in the street
will be the majority in a matter weeks.
Occupy Wall Street is a symbol. It is saying we are not going to give up the
gains society made, in exchange for a few I phones and trinkets. Reality is about
to set in and the young people are not going to wait for their share of the pie.
If they can't have it now, they will destroy the pie in the end. If we don't get the
economic situation solved by mid December we are in for one hell of a rough
ride. The reason, the short sellers and the market adjustments for taxation
season will kick in before Christmas and New Year and that will see markets
plunge even lower than usual.
I am out of the Markets and have been for a while now because I saw this coming.
traction here. The Banks are backing off the five dollar debit card fee and today
the banks have been ordered to contact many people on foreclosures because
the system the banks used did not give people a chance to appeal their case.
Six months ago, wouldn't have happened.
Again I say, this movement is only beginning. It is the new fundraiser and the
new in thing to do. Before it was organics, the environment, spotted owls and
save the whales. Oh it will fade in winter in Canada and North America but
like the old ground hog they will re-enter the battle. In Europe they will gain
ground like never before. Greece is likely to fail because, a referendum will fail
in that country. Some are saying that combined with the new China Bubble
we could see a full scale depression. If that happens the people in the street
will be the majority in a matter weeks.
Occupy Wall Street is a symbol. It is saying we are not going to give up the
gains society made, in exchange for a few I phones and trinkets. Reality is about
to set in and the young people are not going to wait for their share of the pie.
If they can't have it now, they will destroy the pie in the end. If we don't get the
economic situation solved by mid December we are in for one hell of a rough
ride. The reason, the short sellers and the market adjustments for taxation
season will kick in before Christmas and New Year and that will see markets
plunge even lower than usual.
I am out of the Markets and have been for a while now because I saw this coming.
In other words you learned your lesson. Maybe next time you'll use what little sense you have.
Isn't Greece socialist and they are failing because they are out of money? And that is what the Occupiers want, more socialism, more government intervention, more government jobs.
Man arrested for child sex assault at Occupy Dallas camp
DALLAS — Dallas police have arrested a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a minor at the Occupy Dallas campsite downtown.
Richard Armstrong, 24, was charged with sexual assault of child and failure to register as a sex offender.
Armstrong was identified as the man who police said had sex with a runaway from Garland. The alleged incident happened in a tent at one of the encampments on or before Oct. 23.
Man arrested for child sex assault at Occupy Dallas camp | wfaa.com Dallas - Fort Worth
DALLAS — Dallas police have arrested a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a minor at the Occupy Dallas campsite downtown.
Richard Armstrong, 24, was charged with sexual assault of child and failure to register as a sex offender.
Armstrong was identified as the man who police said had sex with a runaway from Garland. The alleged incident happened in a tent at one of the encampments on or before Oct. 23.
Man arrested for child sex assault at Occupy Dallas camp | wfaa.com Dallas - Fort Worth
So when do the Governments employees get charged??
Conspiracy of Silence US Politicians Pedophile Ring | Conspiracy Reality TV - Documentaries and Videos
"The story of this documentary is a conspiracy in itself in that an investigative film crew were attempting to further expose politicians involved in a prostitution ring at the highest levels of government, when it was banned from being aired on it’s scheduled date of May 3rd 1994. This documentary uncovers how a network of corrupt politicians were using young male victims in sex abuse acts, spanning all levels of government leading all the way to the White House."
US Congress and CIA finance Russian pedophile ring through National Endowment for Democracy - YouTube
Iraq Veterans Against the War aren't on the list...
NYC IVAW CHAPTER: VETERANS OF THE 99% CALL TO ACTION | Iraq Veterans Against the War
How Did Occupy D.C. Protesters Respond to a Table Full of Job Applications?
OCCUPY DC vs. Employment Offers ("We won't do that") - YouTube
OCCUPY DC vs. Employment Offers ("We won't do that") - YouTube
Now show us the number of applications each of those offered jobs actually got at the various employment places. To offer them to these people seems to indicate that there was nobody applying for them an if these particular people did apply then they would get the jobs. How many years of university to drive a limo. Last time I was at the UI office the receptionist was also a Nurse who took that job because there were none available in her profession.
Any army recruitment applications in the 'list'?
Any army recruitment applications in the 'list'?
How Did Occupy D.C. Protesters Respond to a Table Full of Job Applications?
"We won't do that job... we won't do that one... we won't do that job either. I can't go to work now anyways."
Classic.
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Scott Olsen is one of those 10%ers in the Corps. One out of ten Marines that is a complete d***. [/QUOTE]
You really should expand your news sources,. FOXABCMSNBC don't ever cover the whole story.
Veterans are coming together to beef up their presence and stature at Occupy Wall Street following last week's injury of one of their own. Scott Olsen's head wound, suffered in Oakland last week, has caused vets ranks to swell in the Occupy protests. In response, organizers have planned a march from Vietnam Veteran's plaza to Zuccotti park in New York today. At the park, veterans will voice their concerns over declining benefits, lingering postwar trauma, and unemployment rates of over 20 percent for 18 to 24-year-old vets.
"[Olsen's] injury has definitely galvanized veterans," University of Illinois senior Scott Kimball told the Military Times. Kimball, 27,served in Iraq and will be helping to coordinate today's march.
“We’re getting calls from veterans across the country who are extremely angry and appalled that someone who served two tours in Iraq got injured as a well-behaved protester,” Kimball told MT. “It’s rallying vets across the country. We’re just seeing the beginning of it
Read more: Now Veterans Are Marching On Wall Street -- They're Mad About Scott Olsen, Benefit Cuts And 20% Unemployment
Good article in the Ottawa sun got me thinking today.
None action by the police is the best solution, to not fuel them on.
When Winter hits I dont see this protess going on.
NCC lets Occupy stay despite police presence.
Big Brother is watching Occupy Ottawa — but only watching.
With an Ottawa police special events unit as well as NCC officials dedicated to monitoring the Confederation Park site, things have still managed to go awry.
There have been three cases of sexual assault on top of several violent assaults within their small community.
But police have no record of these incidents.
“The only calls we’ve had are disturbances,” said Ottawa police Const. Mark Soucy.
The movement has a First Aid and Safety Committee and they prefer to deal with the assaults on their own.
“(Calling the police) is not our first step,” said Safety Committee member Adam Smolcic.
“It’s really up to the victim if they feel it’s a pertinent issue, of course they have the right to call the police and the community supports that whole heartedly.”
According to Smolcic, one incident continued to occur, so Occupy members removed the person in question from the park themselves.
“If we can do it appropriately and non-violently without the police we prefer to do that — of course any police incidents look badly on the entire community here and we’d like to avoid that,” he said.
But Soucy said any incident putting someone in danger should be reported to police.
“We’re trained for that — you don’t know who you’re dealing with and we don’t advocate people to try to handle these things on their own because it could result in injuries or legal problems for that matter,” he said.
“If there’s any sexual assaults taking place we’d like to be made aware of it so we can investigate them.”
NCC officials are also keeping an eye on the state of their park.
“(We’re) concerned about some behaviours in the park and we’ve asked for corrective measures,” said spokesman Jean Wolff.
“We’ve noticed they have construction materials like crates, wood, wood pallets, nails ... we want these removed.”
Occupiers have been asked to remove items attached to fountains, ramps and trees, as well as any flammable materials.
Neither authority will comment on plans to force the protesters out of the park — even though occupiers plan to continue the camp-out well into the winter months.
However, every fall the NCC flushes the park’s irrigation system, so Wolff admit some tents will have to be moved for the procedure.
But when asked about Winterlude and how they’ll manage around campers, he wouldn’t “speculate about the future.”
“We’re taking it day by day,” he said.
Twitter@larissacahute
I've lived in the Ottawa region all my life. Our winters will kill this. =)
None action by the police is the best solution, to not fuel them on.
When Winter hits I dont see this protess going on.
NCC lets Occupy stay despite police presence.
Big Brother is watching Occupy Ottawa — but only watching.
With an Ottawa police special events unit as well as NCC officials dedicated to monitoring the Confederation Park site, things have still managed to go awry.
There have been three cases of sexual assault on top of several violent assaults within their small community.
But police have no record of these incidents.
“The only calls we’ve had are disturbances,” said Ottawa police Const. Mark Soucy.
The movement has a First Aid and Safety Committee and they prefer to deal with the assaults on their own.
“(Calling the police) is not our first step,” said Safety Committee member Adam Smolcic.
“It’s really up to the victim if they feel it’s a pertinent issue, of course they have the right to call the police and the community supports that whole heartedly.”
According to Smolcic, one incident continued to occur, so Occupy members removed the person in question from the park themselves.
“If we can do it appropriately and non-violently without the police we prefer to do that — of course any police incidents look badly on the entire community here and we’d like to avoid that,” he said.
But Soucy said any incident putting someone in danger should be reported to police.
“We’re trained for that — you don’t know who you’re dealing with and we don’t advocate people to try to handle these things on their own because it could result in injuries or legal problems for that matter,” he said.
“If there’s any sexual assaults taking place we’d like to be made aware of it so we can investigate them.”
NCC officials are also keeping an eye on the state of their park.
“(We’re) concerned about some behaviours in the park and we’ve asked for corrective measures,” said spokesman Jean Wolff.
“We’ve noticed they have construction materials like crates, wood, wood pallets, nails ... we want these removed.”
Occupiers have been asked to remove items attached to fountains, ramps and trees, as well as any flammable materials.
Neither authority will comment on plans to force the protesters out of the park — even though occupiers plan to continue the camp-out well into the winter months.
However, every fall the NCC flushes the park’s irrigation system, so Wolff admit some tents will have to be moved for the procedure.
But when asked about Winterlude and how they’ll manage around campers, he wouldn’t “speculate about the future.”
“We’re taking it day by day,” he said.
Twitter@larissacahute
I've lived in the Ottawa region all my life. Our winters will kill this. =)
Ottawa isn't the hub of the 'occupy' movement. Even if they left would they not return in the spring, even the war of 1812 took the winter months off. The bars were the retirement places for most of the fighters.
Vigilante justice might curb some who think they can get away with crimes in that the police would not be ready to respond very quickly (or at all). What was the old way, locked in a device that left you ass exposed so others could give it a kick on their way past.
Long ago in colonial America, the troublemakers were punished in the center of town for the entire public to see. Locked in wooden frameworks in the town square, they served their time while the town people scoffed at them. Two types of framework punishment were:
· Pillory - this framework had holes for the criminal's head and hands to stick through while they stood up. Once locked in they might get rotten fruit or other items thrown at them. The wrongdoer was condemned to carry out his punishment in rain or shine or freezing weather.
· Stocks - it had holes in it which the troublemaker's ankles were locked while setting down.
· Whipping posts - where a criminal might be whipped before the whole town.
Crime And Punishment In Colonial America
I recall some American kid of some hot-shots got an ass whipping by the Chinese Govt for scratching the paint on a new car with a key. Somebody should look him up and ask him if the thought to key another one ever crept into his mind.
Vigilante justice might curb some who think they can get away with crimes in that the police would not be ready to respond very quickly (or at all). What was the old way, locked in a device that left you ass exposed so others could give it a kick on their way past.
Long ago in colonial America, the troublemakers were punished in the center of town for the entire public to see. Locked in wooden frameworks in the town square, they served their time while the town people scoffed at them. Two types of framework punishment were:
· Pillory - this framework had holes for the criminal's head and hands to stick through while they stood up. Once locked in they might get rotten fruit or other items thrown at them. The wrongdoer was condemned to carry out his punishment in rain or shine or freezing weather.
· Stocks - it had holes in it which the troublemaker's ankles were locked while setting down.
· Whipping posts - where a criminal might be whipped before the whole town.
Crime And Punishment In Colonial America
I recall some American kid of some hot-shots got an ass whipping by the Chinese Govt for scratching the paint on a new car with a key. Somebody should look him up and ask him if the thought to key another one ever crept into his mind.
And you're so willfully ignorant of you own citizens ignoring laws in other countries.
Michael P. Fay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Michael Peter Fay (born May 30, 1975) is an American who briefly shot to international notoriety when he was sentenced to caning in Singapore as an 18-year-old in 1994 for theft and vandalism. Caning is a routine court sentence in Singapore but most Americans were unfamiliar with it, and Fay's case was believed to be the first caning involving an American citizen.[1]
The number of cane strokes in his sentence was reduced from six to four after U.S. officials requested leniency.
Michael P. Fay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Michael Peter Fay (born May 30, 1975) is an American who briefly shot to international notoriety when he was sentenced to caning in Singapore as an 18-year-old in 1994 for theft and vandalism. Caning is a routine court sentence in Singapore but most Americans were unfamiliar with it, and Fay's case was believed to be the first caning involving an American citizen.[1]
The number of cane strokes in his sentence was reduced from six to four after U.S. officials requested leniency.
You fool... since when is the Republic of Singapore part of China?
Can you get ANYTHING correct?
lol.
Check your facts Bumbles.
Accuracy, truth in reporting, and facts are not part of MHz's modus operandi.