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"Occupy Wallstreet," the Communists in sheeps clothing.

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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 10:31 PM
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I'm sure we're all familiar with the occupy Wallstreet protests,which have been happening for about the last week and a half or so.What I am have done was taken a closer look at the activist organizations and grassroot movements which have helped support and launch the occupy Wallstreet campaign,and the more I have dug,the more revealing this occupation has become,and it's ties to socialist global movements,which is of it's self a form of Communism.

In fact, the Occupy Wallstreet event is a front project for a global socialist/progressive network seeking a unified global system of governance.So to begin let's have a look at the Wallstreet protest and it's link to the "Day of Rage" campaign put together by a global network of “progressive” organizations.According to news reports, about 5,000 gathered in New York City over the weekend.
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The protest started with a "Day of Rage,"when thousands of people gathered in the Financial District and vowed to stay on Wall Street as long as it takes to make their point that they will “no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%.”Organizers have said they hoped for as many as 20,000 people to join the protests, but estimates Saturday were that the crowd peaked at around 5,000.

It’s a curious story, and a glance of the official Occupy Wall Street website clears the air on the underlying narrative.
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We need to retake the freedom that has been stolen from the people, altogether.
1.We call for protests to remain active in the cities. Those already there, to grow, to organize, to raise consciousnesses, for those cities where there are no protests, for protests to organize and disrupt the system.
2.We call for workers to not only strike, but seize their workplaces collectively, and to organize them democratically. We call for students and teachers to act together, to teach democracy, not merely the teachers to the students, but the students to the teachers. To seize the classrooms and free minds together.
4.We call for the organization of people's assemblies in every city, every public square, every township.
5.We call for the seizure and use of abandoned buildings, of abandoned land, of every property seized and abandoned by speculators, for the people, for every group that will organize them.

#4 is same as #1, and #5 is downright frightening.The group calls for the seizure of land and doesn’t specify the type of land it’s calling for.

This a pretty clear yet cunning attempt to intiate class warfare under the guise of innocent protests.The surface message is one most Americans can agree with,that corporations have become to powerful and corrupt government is bought and paid for,we get that(some),but whose behind the effort to bring it all together.

Let's have a closer look:

As mentioned earlier,the occupy Wallstreet is tied to the "Day of Rage."I can’t confirm how closely tied together the two are, but Occupy Wall Street regularly promotes the Day of Rage events and website across their own pages.
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US Day of Rage, a group participating in the September 17th occupation of wall street, has just released a tactical plan and "HowTo" for holding a legal and nonviolent demonstration in New York City. Their plan clarifies many legal concerns that have been raised and offers a viable strategy for holding a prolonged occupation. This information can be found on their website:

The US Day of Rage is a well planned and coordinated website.Just have a look at their Google map mesh up page.
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Report Assemblies Name, Locations, and Meeting Notes. Report arrests to an NLG legal observer in a green hat. If you are in NYC and you are arrested call the NLG Hotline.


So you're probably asking yourself "how do we know these groups are radical globalists?”

Meet October 11th, another group promoted by and networked into the Occupy Wall Street effort.The October 11 organization is deeply entrenched in open socialism, communism and globalism it’s hard to know where to start. Let’s look at a few points to help kick it off.

The organization who built the October 11th website(May/First)uses “growing networks to build a just world” as their slogan.Also here is a list of projects and affiliated organizations under the link projects at the website May/First.

1.International Techie Congress

The Techie Congress Initiative is an unprecedented attempt to organize progressive-minded technologists (country by country) to agree on sets of principles and priorities. We are now entering our first full year after the two historic events in France and then at the US Social Forum in Detroit and we are seeking to solidify these gains and expand upon them.

2.United States Social Forum

At a NPC meeting in Atlanta 2009, we drafted and affirmed these five goals for USSF 2010:
Create a space for social movement convergence and strategic discussion.
Advance social movements agenda for action and transformation.
Build stronger relationships and collaboration between movements.
Deepen our commitment to international solidarity and common struggle.
Strengthen local capacity to improve social conditions, organizing and movement building in Detroit.

There are other projects as well listed on the site,have a look at them and you will begin to notice that this is a global social movement.Be sure to also have a look at their leadership committee.

And last but not least,the source whose project is the October 11th occupation.Meet Alliance for Global Justice,,” a radical globalist group seeking unified world governance.Below is an excerpt from the website.

We envision societies which explore and implement alternatives to the unjust domination of governments, global financial institutions and multinational corporations which denigrate the world’s peoples and devastate ecosystems. We envision the development of a unified domestic and international movement of transformational grassroots organizations that promote a socially, ecologically and economically just world.


Also this organization has ties to the Gates foundation:
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About 30 UW students held a “Hunger Banquet” Thursday evening at the Hillel Community Center, the event aimed at educating young people about social justice, global poverty and, on this occasion, food insecurity and the daily reality of hunger for hundreds of millions of people around the world


Which by the way is a U.N. chartered organization:
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Out of space,but if you peruse the information you will see the socialist agenda of the Occupy Wallstreet occupation
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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 10:53 PM
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Wow, posted at 10:30 and no debunkers, trolls, anarchists or she-devils have been in to debunk?



Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened. Sir Winston Churchill

One of my favorite quotes.

I also think they are commies, and the one thing I can't stand more than a commie




is two commies...
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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 10:53 PM
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We need to retake the freedom that has been stolen from the people, altogether. 1.If you agree that freedom is the right to communicate, to live, to be, to go, to love, to do what you will without the impositions of others, then you might be one of us. 2.If you agree that a person is entitled to the sweat of their brows, that being talented at management should not entitle others to act like overseers and overlords, that all workers should have the right to engage in decisions, democratically, then you might be one of us. 3.If you agree that freedom for some is not the same as freedom for all, and that freedom for all is the only true freedom, then you might be one of us. 4.If you agree that power is not right, that life trumps property, then you might be one of us. 5.If you agree that state and corporation are merely two sides of the same oppressive power structure, if you realize how media distorts things to preserve it, how it pits the people against the people to remain in power, then you might be one of us.






#4 is same as #1, and #5 is downright frightening.The group calls for the seizure of land and doesn’t specify the type of land it’s calling for.


Where does it call for seizure of land?



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:01 PM
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I've been weary of this OccupyWallStreet thing too. Can't explain why just gives me a weird feeling.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:02 PM
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if you go to the link provided and scroll down you will see exaclty where it says it.


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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:04 PM
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I don't know why people bash communism. It IS the reason we have survived as a species till now. You should thank communism for getting us to the point where its even practical to practice capitalism. We owe a great deal to communism- your life for starters.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:05 PM
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Yeah, my first reaction was "what are they protesting?" Greed? There's no agenda or underlying ideology. If they raised taxes and increased gov spending these people would be happy.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:08 PM
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Originally posted by TsukiLunar
I don't know why people bash communism. It IS the reason we have survived as a species till now. You should thank communism for getting us to the point where its even practical to practice capitalism. We owe a great deal to communism- your life for starters.


I like the idea of communism in a way, I've lived on communes everyone gave what they could to make it work and help eachother out. Not really big on the idea of government enforced communism though.
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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:10 PM
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Okay I fixed the posted area which reflects the question you asked..Thanks for pointing that out.



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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:17 PM
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Communist?

Not Communist?

I don't know, I imagine some are and some aren't. But anytime people standing on street corners and sidewalks make the well to do this upset I say "Keep it up!"

No violence = no crime in my book.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:17 PM
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This group is also associated with Anonymous..I'll have to start digging up info on that as well.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:20 PM
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Originally posted by Daedal
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Okay I fixed the posted area which reflects the question you asked..Thanks for pointing that out.



I see that you changed number 5.

Why the mix up?



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:22 PM
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This group is also associated with Anonymous..I'll have to start digging up info on that as well.


Anonymous isn't some kind of coherent organization. If your talking about "a connection to anon" being the same as posting on 4-chan then i guess statistically someone in the group frequents the board. As for being connected to higher ups, anon is just hackers with no direction except a hive mind that flows uncomprehendingly.

What i am trying to say is, good luck!


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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:25 PM
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sounds like you don't have a clue what communism is.
It is not communal living by choice.
It is not equal distribution of anything.
It is not desired in any corner of America.
It has been defeated before and will be defeated again, and again and every time it rears its ugly head. Communism isn't what you seem to perceive.

curious question for you ... who or what is the power base/leaders in a communistic society?



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:30 PM
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What I have seen is the Unions and other groups that called for this seemed to have chickened out when it came to showing up. Bloomburg said let them do their protesting and didn't send out the goon squad which raised an eyebrow. Al Gore screamed for a US arab spring another red flag. Something seems to have changed from the time of the rhetoric and the actual occupation. I have no idea what. Could be due to the small amount of people showing up, then who finally did show up. There are probably a few communists hanging out there just like there is a few of everyone else. Ad Busters, Anonymous, We are change have endorsed or been there as well. Alex Jones the other day said that they needed the infowarriors in NY to get down there. Lyndon Larouche group made an appearance and may still be there. The only focus they have at this time is the Banksters.


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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:35 PM
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sounds like you don't have a clue what communism is.


I do.



It is not communal living by choice.


Communal living by choice is still communism.



It is not equal distribution of anything.



Communism is a sociopolitical movement that aims for a classless and sometimes a stateless society structured upon common ownership of the means of production, free access to articles of consumption, and the end of wage labour and private property in the means of production and real estate.


en.wikipedia.org...




It is not desired in any corner of America.


That's ridiculous, i have met many communist. I myself would prefer a straight communist society over a straight capitalist one(not that either of those are entirely practical at this point in time).




It has been defeated before and will be defeated again, and again and every time it rears its ugly head. Communism isn't what you seem to perceive.


You cant defeat an abstract concept. And i perceive communism just fine.




curious question for you ... who or what is the power base/leaders in a communistic society?


I will get to this if you answer me one first. Who or what is the power base/leaders in a capitalist society(it starts with 'mon' and ends with 'ey')?
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posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:41 PM
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I thought this was originally instigated by Anonymous?

Watching the police in NYC dragging, throwing, pushing and instilling as much pain as they can get away with makes me angry; but it also makes me proud of the protestors. War is easy; it is peaceful nonviolence that takes real strength of character.

I'm not sure if the protestors themselves have any real agenda. The individuals participating seem to be protesting corruption and the fact that 1% of our country control's the other 99% our country. What I am seeing is brave determined citizens peacefully standing up for their constitutional rights and in the process proving to the world that we live in a police state.

"Keep up the good work everybody... I would join you in the fight against the Police State if I could."

Welcome to the Police States of America, whose goal is to rewrite the preamble of the Constitution to:

"We the one percent, in order to form a more profitable union, establish injustice, ensure domestic domination, provide for the common control, promote general obedience, and secure the blessings of obsene-income to ourselves and our descendents, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Police States of America."

I'm not sure what political stance this fictional preamble to the Police States of America's constitution represents... but it sounds contrary to freedom, liberty and justice for all.



posted on Sep, 26 2011 @ 11:57 PM
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Well are you sure? Before I go dehumanizing and adding to the propaganda stew, I would like to
reaffirm that "The System" is not in balance. The" Blind Justice Liberty Lady" has had a few.
The table is so slanted in favor of "The Lenders", and there is very little (if any) representation for the
borrowers(consumers) at this point it is criminal.. In economics,I remember vividly the 60's ,70's,and 80's as being remarkable in
that there was an incredible Multi-Tiered System. It was like a 18 layer birthday cake. The levels of wealth
spread into all factions of the social milieu. This of course promoted creativity,innovation,talent,new ideas,
strength,motivation,and social acceptance to name a few. In other words, The Billionaire at "The Club" did not invent
The Skateboard,The Apple Computer,The Surfboard,or The Moog Synthesizer,Nor Jazz,Blues,Rock,Soul,
R&B,Punk,New Wave,Rock/Jazz Fusion, Hip Hop, or Rap.Nor The Gibson or Fender Electric Guitar. Nothing against "The Club", I am just pointing out that when a Society becomes
so humiliated to the point that it Suppresses Innovation, the recipe for disaster ensues.
History proves that allowing a majority of the the wealth to be controlled by the hands of a few ALWAYS
ends badly. After all, the original pilgrims,colonists,and founders of The United States of America sought
to evade not only Religious persecution,but financial persecution as well.
Lastly, and I really mean this. No matter what your life views are, if the middle class of The United States of America is allowed to be destroyed, it will not be long before the remainder is gone as well.
That means you.

S&F for your Topic and Efforts:

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posted on Sep, 27 2011 @ 12:03 AM
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We really must consider, if this is a "Plot", or actually a group of well educated young people who
realize that their future is being stolen. I actually believe it is the latter.

Regards, Wildmanimal



posted on Sep, 27 2011 @ 12:30 AM
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I posted this on the other threads about the protest. There is a Soros/Tides connection you can read on this blog

gulagbound.com...

I might add that I've been ridiculed on my stance on it, so I'm glad someone else is at least thinking about it from other angles.
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I believe that there are sincere individuals at the protest, but the organizers may be radical.
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