A march currently going on in Seattle is experiencing interaction with police. Watch Seattle's livestream http://www.livestream.com/owsoccupyseattle
They had some incidents of people being pepper sprayed just a little while ago but things seem okay for now.
Several Occupy Seattle protesters, including an 84-year-old woman, were doused with pepper spray by the police on Tuesday night, Nov. 15, 2011. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDu0HKyzQIU"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDu0HKyzQIU http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/20...d-deployed-against-occupy-seattle-protesters/
Yes, and it is being sneaked in under the noses of those members of society who view the Occupy Movement as nothing more than a meaningless annoyance.
You should see what the tea baggers say in comments on Yahoo news...... Or then again maybe you shouldn't.
While collecting these stories, I see tons of comments from people who have chosen a position of opposition to the movement. My thoughts about them differ from my thoughts about those who just haven't yet learned much about the movement.
Occupy Seattle Protester Claims Police Caused Her Miscarriage http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/nov/22/occupy-seattle-protester-miscarriage
Occupy Seattle To Occupy Wal-Mart Read more: http://occupywallst.org/article/occupy-seattle-occupies-wal-mart/
Occupy Seattle Joins Wave of Building Occupations Last night, undeterred by the city’s destruction of their original encampment, hundreds of Occupy Seattle supporters occupied a vacant warehouse slated for demolition and condo development. After entering, Occupiers erected barricades, held a General Assembly, and began plans to fix up the space for community use. Using SWAT teams and a ladder truck, police swarmed the warehouse, making 20 arrests and setting an unsettling precedent for the escalating use of military-style tactics against nonviolent occupiers who are liberating public space. Occupy Seattle is currently holding a jail solidarity action in front of the King County jail and are requesting all their supporters show up! Like similar building occupations across the country and the globe, Seattle’s occupation of the 10th and Union warehouse signals a new stage of the Occupy movement. Facing a coordinated crackdown on public encampments, occupiers are moving indoors. In the lead up to December 6th, the National Day of Action to Occupy Our Homes , Occupations from Los Angeles to Minneapolis to Atlanta to Boston are turning empty and unused buildings into commonly-held resources for our communities, and defending homes from foreclosure and forcible eviction. More: http://thestockmarketwatch.com/stoc...ttle-joins-wave-of-building-occupations/16238
Eviction Deadline For Occupy Seattle Central Community College http://www.king5.com/news/local/Evi...upy-Seattle-at-Seattle-Central-135315158.html
I'm really sorry the campus didn't work out, but I knew the dead weight would be a little too much for that environment. Something must be done about the uninvolved non-protesters who mill about the encampment to mooch and celebrate. Occupy has no use for leeches, and the visibility of the drug abuse perpetrated by the same group of free-riders was just not appropriate. Perhaps it is time to cull the wheat from the chaff. Regroup without the dead weight.
Occupy Seattle: Counter-Protest Westboro Baptist Church's Picketline at Murdered Boys' Funeral http://theskanner.com/article/Occup...icketline-at-Murdered-Boys-Funeral-2012-02-09