Occupy Wall Street Faces Eviction
The owners of Zuccotti Park, where Occupy Wall Street has made its camp for nearly a month, released a set of rules Thursday that seems intended to evict the protesters permanently. The rules ban camping in the park or lying down on sleeping bags or under tarps. Brookfield Office Properties also announced plans to begin cleaning the park in three stages starting at 7 a.m. Friday—effectively a notice to protesters that they need to be gone by then or face the consequences.
Angelo: This is now a pivotal moment, a bridge moment. The organisers must be racking their brains for the appropriate response. We hope they get it right and retain their dignity. We hope the city descends on the park to make eviction impossible. Our thoughts are with them and on our response for Occupy The World Day on Saturday 15th of October and the London Stock Exchange!
UPDATE: Victory for Occupy Wall Street, looks like the 0.001% are starting to understand their position! http://www.twitvid.com/OGV24 Watch out for false flag terror as the 0.001%"s response and our thoughts are with the people of Iran who are the likely targets.