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I'm honored. I celebrated by watching 30 seconds of Ustream.
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Did you get to see Dell's naked dancing protesters?
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It bounces around way too much for me. It is like helmet cam on jockeys without the horses.
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And no pun intended with the bouncing
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Yeah, it can be pretty sea-sick producing when they are walking.
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I just think the gleeful way the supposedly peaceful protesters speak of taunting the police that it is pretty obvious what their intent is. And it isnt a protest against Wall Street, it is basically troublemaking for attention.
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Where are you getting that from? I've been listening to the livestream in the other window for the past couple hours. Who is trying to start trouble?
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Watch the livestream, not Dells dreams. They are at the bridge.
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Anarchists tend to show up dressed in black, hooded, masked, and willing to cause trouble (like the guy throwing the barriers around today, that was arrested - and should have been, IMO) Then there's the bunch of half-crazies that shows up for any protest, as an excuse to try and incite violence. Then theres infiltrative agent provacateurs (some off duty cops have been identified) But the massive majority of this protest is calm and peaceful. It's outliers that are not - both on the side of the cops and of the protesters. You don't hear about the peaceful. I'll bet most people are not even aware how big the movement is, or that it's international, that it's coordinated, and well-planned. Our media certainly does not help. Lawsuit filed against Oakland for police brutality, and today for another jurisdiction (I forget which one). You can't do that any more - there is too much video, even if the NYPD does erase all video and pictures from the cell phones of people they arrested in the last 24 hours. There is too much extraneous citizen video. The protest reiterates, over and over, city after city, thousands of people involved, that it will be peaceful, and those that choose to get arrested for civil disobedience (refusing to move and vacate, for example) should remain completely passive, not resist, etc. Protesters have stopped violence and vandalism. Most cops have been great, some have been awful, hurting people that were not breaking any law nor declining to follow police instructions. And no, I do NOT agree with closing the NYSE, with delaying the opening bell, with occupying the lobby of Bank of America, etc. Protesters should not do that.
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This is huge - here's an overhead helicopter view
This has to be at least 5,000 people:
Overhead helicopter view: http://www.myfoxny.com/subindex/video/live_video_2 From from pedestrian walkway on bridge: http://www.ustream.tv/theother99#utm...medium=9488285
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Overhead helicopter view, above, Fox 5 News:
Estimates 10,000 protesters, stretching for mile across bridge, with more on each side. Verizon Building, multiple stories tall, at base of Brooklyn bridge, has huge light display on side: "We are the 99%" "Love" "We are winning" "Mic Check" "We can change the world"
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For the record, even if they prevented every single person from going in to the NYSE this morning, they would have opened buisness as usual. Despite what people think, the people on the floor are dying a slow death. Between over regulation and automation it's just a matter of time before that place is a museum. Then we'll see how all the NY state government programs run without all that taxed revenue coming in. But that's for another thread at another time.
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There is an Occupy DC, there has been for 6 weeks.
Occupy has always had a clear, main message: economic inequality, created by our government being owned by corporations, and citizens losing power in our democracy. Anybody saying "no message" isn't listening. There is a massive police presence, far more than probably needed. Save some bucks, keep some cops back. No need for overwhelming brutal force show. Today the police were reported as calmer, smiling, assumption was they are getting used to the protesters and realize violence rare and not supported, are treating protesters differently. Fox News estimates 10,000; NBC News estimates 20,000. Still on bridge but coming back to Zuccotti slowly. MSM writing stories about how only a few hundred protesters were there, and how big a failure today was. Reports from the Occupy 2 month Anniversary in other cities coming in. I'll bet nobody knows that OWS pushed Change Your Bank day, and 400,000 new credit union accounts (removing money from BoA, Chase, etc.) were created in October, and BoA rescinded it's $5 debit fee planned raise due to public pressure. Occupy is working. Our media isn't reporting it. But the information is there. Just have to look at the "new" media.
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They're jumping? |
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NBC and Fox estimate 15,000 - 20,000 at OWS
marched across the Brooklyn Bridge. Occupy was joined by union workers after 5:00pm
Don't bother to look to Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS if you want to find out what happened yesterday at Occupy Wall Street New York, and 100 other cities internationally, on the "November 17 Day of Action". News helicopter (Fox 5 ) video of the now- famous "We are the 99%" tone poem that was the laser light show broadcast on the side of the Verizon Building as thousands crossed the Brooklyn Bridge. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxG4g62rnd8 Quote:
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'peaceful' protesters set up a new camp...
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...BA7P1M1KPH.DTL g-111120-cvr-occupyoak-630a_grid-8x2.jpg aw, but they lost their new 'home'. http://www.mercurynews.com/top-stories/ci_19378515 as i've said more than once, protest all you wish. but why they have to live in squalid surroundings on private property, i don't know. how does tearing down fencing and no trespassing signs and pitching tents on property they have no right to squat on further their argument?
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They were allegedly supposed to be protesting something about homeless people, but you can't break into and squat on private property.
See the black hoodies, covering their faces? Those are not Occupy. Those are black bloc supporters. See the kids in the background? Followers from Occupy who don't want peaceful protest. They have a split in Oakland, as they've been on the receiving end of so much violence there.
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