Category Archives: Occupy Movement

The American Occupy Movement and the Way Futureward, Part II

Posted on November 25, 2011

Continued from the introduction here. So much has happened in the past couple weeks that this article has evolved a bit from what it was originally intended to be, and as such it’s taken a bit longer to get out. … Continue reading →

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RE: Did the government plan the coinciding raids on the Occupations?

Posted on November 15, 2011

According to Oakland mayor Jean Quan, yes, they did. Man, I hate it when I’m right. Word is that Quan admitted in a radio interview that the assaults on the Occupations the past few days followed a conference between 18 … Continue reading →

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Tell me what a police state looks like; this is what a police state looks like!

Posted on November 15, 2011

As I write this post, I am watching the Occupy Wall Street LiveStream, where police are apparently gearing up to use tear gas against the assembled crowds, who are responding by singing “This Land Is Your Land.” There have already … Continue reading →

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The American Occupy Movement and the Way Futureward, Part I

Posted on November 6, 2011

This is an article that has been a long time coming. I’ll be (hopefully) getting it all put up in the next few days. Here’s a confession: I am one of those annoying people who discusses politics in mixed company, … Continue reading →

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