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50,000 from all over the world are marching on Chicago, 80 more are holed up in lower Manhattan, planning the final stages of their protest tomorrow, others are putting the finishing touches on a planned march and rally in Portland, Oregon. Occupy is not alone; Jobs with Justice, Oregon Fair Trade, and other organizations are [...]

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The Occupy Movement has been out of the news lately. Now it’s back. They’re planning a protest against the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which critics say has undue influence on US lawmakers. There’s a reason it’s called the American Legislative Exchange Council. The council and or its members most likely exchange money for legislative [...]

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The war began with a savage legislative assault by President Ronald Reagan. Working people voted for him as he slaughtered their livelihoods, starved their schools, bankrupted their nation, laid the foundation for mass corruption and destroyed the retirement accounts of the elderly. Now the Occupy Movement has come to challenge Reagan’s legacy. How did we [...]

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Are We to occupy this park below corpulent clouds, drum beats and falling leaves eviction notice a cold night for democracy thousands bundle and chatter and wait for ghosts in uniforms and riot gear helicopter thunder she tells me the movement needs large, wool blankets needs warm tea for shaky hands this young woman said [...]

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Newt is now making an absurd claim. He says the Occupy Movement is stopping his free speech rights. He’s stupid. Does Newt think that he’s a corporation? Click here for the complete story

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Occupy is in Dozens of Small Towns

The sure-fire way to find occupations in small cities is to head for the center. After leaving Philadelphia on our Occupy America tour, we drove an hour north to Allentown. Pennsylvania’s third-largest city at 118,000 residents, Allentown has been weathered by years of deindustrialization in the steel, cement, and textile industries that once made it [...]

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Who Are the Occupiers? Where do they come from?

Where do the occupiers come from? According to the press, most of us seem to be drug addicts, petty criminals, the unemployed and young. Of course, according to the press, some of us are good people. Anyway, click the link below to see who they are. Many thanks to Shawn Sorensen for bring this to [...]

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by Robert Reich Sunday, November 27, 2011 A funny thing happened to the First Amendment on its way to the public forum: It was hijacked. According to the Supreme Court, money is now speech, and corporations are now people. Yet when real people without money assemble to express their dissatisfaction with the political consequences of [...]

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We Are the 99.9 Percent

“We are the 99 percent” is a great slogan. It correctly defines the issue as being the middle class versus the elite (as opposed to the middle class versus the poor). And it also gets past the common but wrong establishment notion that rising inequality is mainly about the well educated doing better than the [...]

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