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Showing posts with label Occupy Wall Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Occupy Wall Street. Show all posts

Monday, November 28, 2011

MoveOn wants ME to host a "99%" party!

I guess they don't know that "taxing Wall Street" will kill jobs...and that CONgress has no business attempting to "create jobs".
Hasn't their experience with Osama's "job creation" sunk in?
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Dear MoveOn member,
After months of being held hostage by the GOP, Congress has one month left in 2011 to show it can do more than help Wall Street and millionaires.
In December, Congress can extend unemployment insurance—or it can abandon the unemployed. It can take up a bill to tax Wall Street and create jobs—or leave millions unemployed. As murky and complicated as Washington politics can seem, the choices are that simple. So it's time to take the message and intensity of our protests this fall to the front doors of our elected officials. 
That's why on Thursday, Dec. 1, we're organizing "99% Congressional Speak-Outs" at the local offices of our senators and representatives. We'll expose Republicans for making it their top priority to protect millionaires instead of creating jobs—and we'll call on Democrats to fight hard to help Americans get back to work and stay in their homes. Can you organize an event in your community so that we can bring the protests and message of the 99% to Congress's front door?
Yes, I can host a Speak-Out!
I can't lead this event, but keep me up to date on the campaign.
The truth is, despite more and more Americans rising up against a system rigged to help millionaires and corporate lobbyists, most politicians in Washington haven't done enough to help us get through a brutally slow, jobless recovery. "Speak-outs" are simple events that give people the chance to share their stories and messages with politicians and the media. With hundreds of 99% Speak-Outs happening on the same day, we'll cut through the noise and rhetoric of Washington and draw a line in the sand: members of Congress can either help millionaires and Wall Street or stand up for the 99%.
Until now, Congress has largely been shielded from our energy and anger. But we've seen how passionate protests can bring national focus to the economic disparities we face, and now we're going to harness our collective power to change Washington's priorities. 
Can you host a "99% Congressional Speak-Out" at your representative's or senator's office?
Yes, I can organize an event!
I can't lead this event, but keep me up to date on the campaign.
Hosting an event is easy, and we'll give you all the materials you need to make it powerful. A "speak-out" is similar to a rally but has room for people in the crowd to "speak out" and share their message in addition to any scheduled speakers you may recruit. These events are simple to organize, but they help hold elected officials accountable to their constituents and amplify our message through local and national media coverage.  
Thanks for all you do.
–Lenore, Anna, Carrie, Joan, and the rest of the team
MoveOn is committed to nonviolence in the long tradition of protest movements throughout our history that have brought America closer to our founding dream—liberty and justice for all. As progressives, we respect all people and do not support or endorse any violence or property destruction.
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In December, CONgress can borrow more money to keep paying unemployment for a few more months, or they could get serious about cutting the size of the government and reducing what it needs to keep running - and incidentally, help the private sector decide to "create" jobs because their compliance costs just dropped. Or, they can screw around with raising taxes and cause more job losses.
Looking at the last paragraph, I guess they don't support the "occupy" movement after all. I wish they would make up their minds!
But then, they are "progressives" - they have no minds, just receptacles for the words of their handlers.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

The Occupy Anthem

This would be a good song for the Tea Party if it didn't sound so damn Communist inspired.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Blast from the past

When I was in high school in Chicago, back in the Flower Power days, the SDS wrote on the sidewalks out front of Lane Tech "SDS will liberate this school on (can't remember the date)".

Most of the students made blue armbands and when a car drove south on Western Avenue with people shouting SDS slogans, they got a brick thrown from the crowd. They left in a hurry.

For some reason, a bunch of students crossed Western and trashed a record shop across from Lane. By the time the police arrived, everyone was back on the west side of the street, and Western was littered with LPs and 45s.

No one tried "liberating" Lane again.



This guy claims to be an anarchist, then a socialist. Nice to be certain what your philosophy is!

"Corporations are responsible for shipping jobs overseas" - yeah - because the gov't. passed laws and encouraged them to do that, in order to remain profitable.

This mope voted for Ralph Nader. That says a lot.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Occupy Wall Street mentality

A textbook example of left-wing nuttiness:

Forum Post: Goodbye life and freedom. License to kill is here. James Bond and Darth Vader is in your nabourhood.

Posted 2 days ago on Nov. 17, 2011, 6:43 p.m. EST by MagPie22
This content is user submitted and not an official statement 

The army and police and government will not care and think one second about shooting or killing babies or children. Army and police are only holding back the killings because they do not want the mess and the cleanup job. Secondly they believe a killingspree might make people revolt and in such a case the army and police will really have to start the killings and believe it is a little too early for the people to accept this. But in about 15 to 20 years from now it will be common to see the police and army kill at random. They will kill anyone and especially people revolting. They will kill and send in a special force cleaning team and kill anyone trying to collect evidence.

Police andarmy will arrest at will and if someone tries to revolt they will just drop a huge bomb in the area and blaim it on the people or person revolting and the survivers will now revolt against thir own people until everyone complies.

We are living in Orson Wells world and it is even worse. In 20 years time it will be so bad that your socalled freedom is a thing of the past. Every single movement you make will be controlled and if you do something out of the dictated you will be killed or perhaps just have all your resouces plugged out like debit-figures in the bank and your smartphone key will be blocked to get inside your work and essentially you will be on a nomans land mission and you will dies from starvation eventually.


Secret spies are in every street allready and the mission is called full control. Technology is used to control you from the invention of TV to the atom bomb and the next invention to be used is the smartphone. Next invention will be the chipimplant which will promiss a life of heavensand without it you are lost. GPS build in and every transaction tracked. James Bond tried all the technologies they could invent for him and today his operation is so much more easy.

Say no and reinvent the world as we know it.

Education. Education. Education.

It is probably too late and will take perhaps 50 years from now to turn the ship. It is worse a try but persnally I believe stupidity looses hence we are lost no matter how hard the 99% tries. 90% of the 99% are uneducated and illiterates so the battle is on for sure.

Let the games begin.
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Spelling and grammar are not strong points for most of the Occupy idiots I have heard and read. Neither is a grasp of history.


Saturday, November 19, 2011

Saturday, November 12, 2011

y'know, it's uproared...

Protesting against equality and change.



She can't concentrate on a job and school because of Homeland Security becoming insecure?

Unbelievable.

H/t Domestic Divapalooza, from the comments...

Friday, November 4, 2011

From little acorns grow...

big trouble (I hope!) for Osama and minions...

ACORN Officials Scramble, Firing Workers and Shredding Documents, After Exposed as Players Behind Occupy Wall Street Protests

Published November 03, 2011
| FoxNews.com

Officials with the revamped ACORN office in New York -- operating as New York Communities for Change -- have fired staff, shredded reams of documents and told workers to blame disgruntled ex-employees for leaking information in an effort to explain away a FoxNews.com report last week on the group’s involvement in Occupy Wall Street protests, according to sources.

NYCC also is installing surveillance cameras and recording devices at its Brooklyn offices, removing or packing away supplies bearing the name ACORN and handing out photos of Fox News staff with a stern warning not to talk to the media, the sources said.

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“They’re doing serious damage control right now,” said an NYCC source.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Demonrats losing MoveOn?

It looks like the shine is off the apple there...
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Dear MoveOn member,

Some people just don't get it.

Tens of thousands of Americans have taken to the streets to demand accountability for the banks. But some members of the Obama administration—including members of his Cabinet—are pushing for a terrible deal to let the big banks off the hook for selling bad mortgages and then illegally foreclosing on homeowners—destroying the American Dream for millions of families.1

The president's top campaign advisors have said that he's going to run for re-election on his record of holding Wall Street accountable2—but that'll be impossible if his administration pushes for another giveaway for the Wall Street banks who crashed our economy. And that could happen any day now.3

Can you sign our petition to President Obama right now telling him that we need a full investigation into the banks' wrongdoing, not another "deal" that lets them off the hook? 

Add my name to the petition to hold the banks accountable.

We'll deliver it to the White House and to the campaign headquarters in Chicago. Here's what it says: "The banks have to be held accountable for destroying the American Dream for so many families. No immunity for the banks before a full investigation is done."

Members of the Obama administration have said that the immunity they're offering the banks would be very narrow. But we can't know if what the banks are being asked to pay is fair without a full investigation. What's already come out is shocking—intentionally overlooking problematic documentation, hiring "robo-signers" to sign thousands of documents without reading them, and even forging critical legal documents.4

And while the administration says we have to cut a deal because it's the only way to get homeowners relief quickly, what the banks are offering would only help a fraction of the homeowners who are in trouble, and it's not even clear how many of them it would allow to stay in their homes.5

Some state attorneys general—led by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden—have walked away from the deal, because they believe it doesn't go nearly far enough.6 But members of the administration, including Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan, are continuing to push for a deal—any deal—so they can say they won something against the banks.7

That's why it's so critical that we speak up now and say that granting the banks immunity before we know the scale of their wrongdoing makes no sense. A deal could come any day, so we all need to send a message to the president that he needs to step up and hold the banks accountable. Click below to sign now:

http://pol.moveon.org/badagdeal/?id=123540-10080683-MD0h17x&t=7

Thanks for all you do.

Daniel, Elena, Sarah, Mark, and the rest of the team

Sources:
1. "A Deal That Wouldn't Sting," The New York Times, October 29, 2011

"'Robo-signing' of mortgages still a problem," CBS News, July 18, 2011

2. "White House officials defend economic efforts, hit Republicans for blocking," The Hill, October 30, 2011

"Obama plans to turn anti-Wall Street anger on Mitt Romney, Republicans," The Washington Post, October 14, 2011

3. "A Deal That Wouldn't Sting," The New York Times, October 29, 2011

4. Ibid.
 
5. "State accuses Bank of America unit of thousands of illegal foreclosures," Seattle Post-Intelligencer, August 5, 2011
 
"4ClosureFraud Posts Lender Processing Services Mortgage Document Fabrication Price Sheet," naked capitalism, October 3, 2010
 
"Robo-signing: Just the start of bigger problems," CNNMoney, October 22, 2010

6. "Shake-Up in Mortgage Investigation," The New York Times, August 23, 2011
7. "Geithner seeks swift foreclosure pact with banks," Reuters, March 15, 2011

"A Deal That Wouldn't Sting," The New York Times, October 29, 2011
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Ironic, ain't it? The Demonrats, under Clinton, blackmailed the banks into giving mortgage loans out to anyone who applied, at the risk of discrimination suits and governmental oversight, and now that the chickens are coming back to the coop, Osama's in the hot seat. 
 
I wonder if MoveOn is going to end up endorsing a Republican candidate? 

Sunday, October 23, 2011