In spite of the fact that Wall Street Journal columnist Jon Frieman declared Occupy Wall Street 99% dead this morning, the movement kept right on going. Today, most of the action seemed to be in Oakland, where activists, having called for a general strike in response to last week’s violent crackdown by police, brought a […]
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The Evolution of the Occupation
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged bike power, evolution, general strike, Jon Frieman, Justin Wedes, New York, Occupy Oakland, Occupy Wall Street, Port of Oakland, protests 20 Comments
Iraq War vet critically injured in police crack down on Occupy Oakland
Last night, in downtown Oakland, police were sent in to forcefully evict protesters sympathetic to the Occupy Wall Street movement from two public parks. Things escalated through the night, as 500 riot police moved in, and protesters refused to leave. The police, in the immediate aftermath, denied using rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades on the […]