Posts Tagged ‘violence’

You can’t evict an idea whose time has come. Two months ago a few hundred New Yorkers set up an encampment at the doorstep of Wall Street. Since then, Occupy Wall Street has become a national and even international symbol — with similarly styled occupations popping up in cities and towns across America and around [...]

A note from our non-violence committee. “After the events of last Saturday, the Nonviolence Committee was formed to study and promote effective Nonviolence strategies for Occupy Denver. One of the most frequent comments we heard from people was that they could feel the situation becoming increasingly tense and confusing, but didn’t feel that there was [...]

Looks like the authorities would do ANYTHING to stop a movement they don’t like. #OCCUPYTOGETHER is a general movement that starts from the very heart of everybody involved, that is becoming so popular that authorities are afraid of it, the 1% is afraid of losing privileges, wealth, and mostly they are afraid of losing the [...]

Ok, here we are. The movement is gaining momentum and the people are starting to listen to us, and to understand what we are talking about. And looks like the motivation must be valid, because there is more and more people joining the #OCCUPY in cities all around the World. Good. Not good for the [...]

UPDATE!!! Oakland Police using LRAD on protesters! From Gawker UPDATE!!! Oakland Police using LRAD on protesters! A tense scene is unfolding in Oakland right now as protesters, attempting to reclaim the plaza from which they were evicted early this morning, face off with police—who’ve used tear gas and percussion grenades on the occupiers. The Occupy Oakland encampment [...]

I can’t say anything. Let the images speak for themselves. I AM NOT MOVING!

From ABCNews.com When former enlisted Marine Sgt. Shamar Thomas saw New York police officers strike Occupy Wall Street protestors with a baton Saturday night, he was furious. “Protestors were shouting things like, ‘Police come join us!’,” Thomas recalled in an interview with ABCNews.com. Instead, the police started moving closer and closer to the crowd. Soon, [...]

The Cossiga Strategy worked perfectly. The media are covering everything about the FEW violent provocateurs, ignoring the overwhelming majority that were peaceful and tried to stop them. Why did the Police not block them? Why was A COP between them?

Ok, as I’ve been saying all along illustrating the strategy aimed to make the protesters lose credibility, the violence in Rome during the #OCCUPYTOGETHER gathering has been fully planned and carefully staged. Whoever planned the riots, though, didn’t think about a new element in the mixture. The NETWORK! People, now, can show ample evidence that [...]

What happened in Rome, on October 15th and in Oakland, CA on November 2nd is really unsettling, because it DEFINITELY looks like it was organized, to destroy the credibility of the protesters and to give a reason to the police to attack the NON VIOLENT march The main result is that now the news are [...]