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"Death to capitalism!" "Death to the police!" "Death to 78 year old innocent women!" Ooops - how did that get in there?
Occupy DC protestors throw 78 year old woman down the stairs
Some individuals have strained to compare the Occupy Wall Street protests to the Tea Party movement.
Jeff Jacoby: Occupiers, Tea Partiers, and the Tenth Commandment
Occupy Oakland Turns to Chaos Overnight
Occupy Oakland protester Mike Clift runs from teargas on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, in Oakland, Calif.
A pamphlet from a group calling itself the “Oakland Liberation Front” has surfaced that mocks any pacifists in the Occupy Oakland movement and calls for violence to achieve the “complete annihilation of capitalism.”
Oakland Liberation Front Leaflet: ‘How Dare You Even Ask for Non-Violence’
It was not exactly insurrection, but the rowdies gathered in Oakland for a grandiosely-named "general strike" Wednesday, finally got the street action they wanted after nightfall, building a bonfire in a downtown street with flames 15 feet high (pictures here ), requiring police action to prevent damage and injury to property and buildings nearby. When missiles were thrown at police and hit some, the police moved in with tear gas and percussion grenades. At about 1 AM ,
Occupy Oakland builds bonfire, trashes Whole Foods, banks, clashes with police overnight
Alex Callinicos On Sunday, Occupy Wall Street protesters gave a warm welcome to Alex Callinicos , a professor of European Studies at King’s College in London. Callinicos, a self-proclaimed Marxist, was apparently proud to share his message and his beliefs with his Occupy audience.
Communist Professor Alex Callinicos Talks Violence With Occupy Protests
Occupy Denver tension escalates dramatically
DENVER (AP) - The simmering tension near the Colorado Capitol escalated dramatically Saturday with more than a dozen arrests, reports of skirmishes between police and protesters and authorities firing rounds of pellets filled with pepper spray at supporters of the Occupy Wall Street movement. Officers in riot gear moved into a park late in the day where protesters were attempting to establish an encampment, hauling off demonstrators just hours after a standoff at the Capitol steps degenerated into a fight that ended in a cloud of Mace and pepper spray. Denver police spokesman Matt Murray said 15 people were arrested in the evening confrontation, where authorities were moving to prevent protesters from setting up tents in the park, which are illegal. Officals say the demonstrators had been warned several times that the tents would not be allowed and those who attempted to stop police from dismantling the camp gear were arrested.Police tear gas Occupy Oakland protesters | Full Page
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