Occupy Protests - Latest Developments

[IronClad]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fArAcHf-OZY

Thought something was too good to be true?

In any event in a debate it is always a good idea to get balanced views.

It cuts out near the end [or at least it did with me but you will get the general idea.

[Fintan]

[Fintan]

[Fintan]

AlJazeera's Fault Lines follows key Occupy organizers
through the winter as they continue to build a movement
even after violent evictions across the country:

[IronClad]

Hey, when you got friends like this who needs enemies.

It is reported that Steve Jobs, just before he died told President Obama that he would have liked to make at least some of Apple's merchandise in the USA but the country didn't have the skills or knowledge he could find in China.

So, what has happened to Silicone Valley?

BTW anyone seen the movie "The Ides of March" starring George Clooney as Democrat Governor Mike Morris. As a fictitious campaign it sounds, about now as though it should be the real thing.

There is a message here that Americans would love to hear. It is along the lines of what Ron Paul is putting out.

[Fintan]

[Raphael]

HEY that logo of the Bank of America reminds me of this logo called the Bank of the Celts...the branch I use is called St. Brigid.

Not much different.
Based on the same idea called the SEED pattern.




All of the above is based on a SEED or SEEDING pattern that can be found everywhere if you go looking for it.
Like I did.
http://at37.wordpress.com/2012/02/23/windmills-swastikas-seeds/



CHASE uses the same inherent 'swastika geometry' in their logos too.

namaste

[Southpark Fan]

Canada Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre (ITAC) Occupy Wall Street Bulletins
April 13, 2012 in Canada | Public Intelligence

'The following Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre (ITAC) bulletins were obtained via an information request from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) by Paroxysms. Most of the documents were also simultaneously released to the Globe and Mail, though the collection released to Paroxysms is more complete and contains several additional bulletins that are not included in the other collection.'

Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre/Centre intégré d’évaluation du terrorisme
■ 23 pages
■ October – December 2011
■ 2.63 MB

I feel safer already....

Saw Chase logo#2 today on a debit machine I used...so pervasive

[Southpark Fan]

Foreclosure Frenzy: Bank Of America Sues Bank Of America
Halah Touryalai | 4/11/2012 | Forbes

'The Huffington Post, which reported this story earlier today, cites one example in which the bank “is seeking to foreclose on a condominium and names the condo owner and Bank of America as defendants in the suit. The company is literally seeking damages from itself in order to foreclose on the condo owner.”



An email to a BofA spokesperson has yet to be answered...'


The classic robo foreclosure?

[IronClad]

Why isn't the name of the first mortgagee named in the suit? Servicing an investor's interest shouldn't entail bringing the action in the bank's name. The bank's action relates to the second mortgage and presumably was granted on the basis that there was an existing mortgage on the property.

In any event the investor is not liable on the second mortgage and so can't be named as a respondent.

But heck, what do I know.

[Fintan]

[Fintan]

Max Keiser Interviews Reverend Billy
of the Church Of Stop Shopping

[bri]

Interesting guy that Reverend Billy,
talks with his hands a big much, a Calvinist thing?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverend_Billy_and_the_Church_of_Life_After_Shopping
http://www.revbilly.com/

Hate all that "environmental protection"/Carbon
Tax b.s. all the same though and it sorta poisons
the well from my perspective.
Glad Occupy isn't pushing it too hard or taking
it on board, haters already claim that they are
all hipster atheist Marxist vegans.

I am a bit let-down by the output
of the local occupy chapter (Hartford).
I'm not going to put them down too much,
they have a lot of support, and they seem like
good people. I haven't actively participated
in any demonstrations since it became 'occupy',
and there's a lot more I could and am trying to do.
All in all though, their ideas are sometimes flat-out
lame, and the whole clueless college spoiled white kids
stereotype seems to stand out some of the time.
We're all gearing up though, this is just a down time,
we have been clearing out our heads and spirits,
the ideas will soon flow.

I agree that the demonstrations need to get 'weird',
but not Reverend Billy weird, or 'dress up as maids
and clean the dirty banks' weird,
more like Andy Kaufman weird, turn some heads ffs
unleash the unexpected. Wish I wasn't such an introvert
sometimes. Maybe it's time for a visit from Tony Clifton.

I've been interested in a lot of online/IRL phenomenons
somewhat related to occupy in their own way,
such as freegle/streetbank/freecycle/justfortheloveofit etc.etc.
Networks of people sharing goods, services, even (perhaps
most importantly) skills!
That's not really capitalism or socialism,
just people being sensible and nice to their neighbor,
not a bad way to live.
Happens in the field too, really
pays (in currency more valuable than
any fiat or precious metals) to be a good person
and get to know your community, whatever niche may suit you.

[Peter]

The "peasant's revolt" is likely too little, too late. The disinfo as well as the lack of resources will overcome the desperation and the indignation.

What I find strange is the carbon BS with Max. He is clearly able to see through it all, yet this would imply that he is providing some kind of a heretical gadfly effect to polarize opposition to the banks so that they can see their foes coming....

No surprise, I suppose.

[bri]