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Occupy partners with anarchy group

While Occupy leaders attempt to distance their group from the Ohio anarchists, WND reported last week Occupy has partnered with an anarchy movement to deploy joint chaotic actions aimed at protesting capitalism.

Two weeks ago, Occupy D.C. and an anti-capitalist group calling itself the Anarchist Alliance D.C. Network caused a ruckus at an International Monetary Fund convention. Protesters reportedly attached climbing ropes to security barricades outside the main IMF entry checkpoint and pulled them down. Other ropes were used to pull down obstacles along the path delegates used to attend the meetings.

Protesters stormed several hotels where IMF delegates were staying, including the Washington Circle Hotel and the Mayflower.

A Facebook “anarchy” page was created in the run-up to the IMF event. The page, titled “Anarchy Spring training and IMF protest in DC-April 19th to 20th-2012,” served as an online planning forum.

The Occupy Wall Street website initiated a subsection titled “anarchy” in which related events are posted. The site boasts of a Manhattan protest earlier this month, following an anarchy book fair, in which agitators marched through the streets turning over trash cans and spraying anarchy symbols on local businesses. Protesters reportedly used eight-foot-long metal pipes to smash the windows of a Starbucks in New York’s East Village.

One group, calling itself the First of May Anarchist Alliance, has partnered with Occupy to protest the Trayvon Martin shooting.

The anarchy tactics apparently come directly from the playbook of a direct-action organization known as the Ruckus Society, which helped to spark the 1999 World Trade Organization protests in Seattle that turned violent.

Ruckus is directly tied to Occupy. WND previously reported how official direct-action training resources for Occupy events include several manuals from the Ruckus Society.

Ruckus was also listed as a “friend and partner” of Occupy events, including the movement’s Days of Action held in October 2011.

Ruckus is funded by the George Soros-financed Tides Center, which has been involved in Occupy since the movement’s onset.

Another grantee of Tides is the Adbusters magazine, which first announced the Occupy movement. MoveOn.org, which has joined Occupy, is funded by Tides.


LINK: http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/ohio-bridge-bombing-suspect-was-occupy-member/?cat_orig=us
 

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ORIGINAL: MasterSlaveLA

 
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Occupy partners with anarchy group

While Occupy leaders attempt to distance their group from the Ohio anarchists, WND reported last week Occupy has partnered with an anarchy movement to deploy joint chaotic actions aimed at protesting capitalism.

Two weeks ago, Occupy D.C. and an anti-capitalist group calling itself the Anarchist Alliance D.C. Network caused a ruckus at an International Monetary Fund convention. Protesters reportedly attached climbing ropes to security barricades outside the main IMF entry checkpoint and pulled them down. Other ropes were used to pull down obstacles along the path delegates used to attend the meetings.

Protesters stormed several hotels where IMF delegates were staying, including the Washington Circle Hotel and the Mayflower.

A Facebook “anarchy” page was created in the run-up to the IMF event. The page, titled “Anarchy Spring training and IMF protest in DC-April 19th to 20th-2012,” served as an online planning forum.

The Occupy Wall Street website initiated a subsection titled “anarchy” in which related events are posted. The site boasts of a Manhattan protest earlier this month, following an anarchy book fair, in which agitators marched through the streets turning over trash cans and spraying anarchy symbols on local businesses. Protesters reportedly used eight-foot-long metal pipes to smash the windows of a Starbucks in New York’s East Village.

One group, calling itself the First of May Anarchist Alliance, has partnered with Occupy to protest the Trayvon Martin shooting.

The anarchy tactics apparently come directly from the playbook of a direct-action organization known as the Ruckus Society, which helped to spark the 1999 World Trade Organization protests in Seattle that turned violent.

Ruckus is directly tied to Occupy. WND previously reported how official direct-action training resources for Occupy events include several manuals from the Ruckus Society.

Ruckus was also listed as a “friend and partner” of Occupy events, including the movement’s Days of Action held in October 2011.

Ruckus is funded by the George Soros-financed Tides Center, which has been involved in Occupy since the movement’s onset.

Another grantee of Tides is the Adbusters magazine, which first announced the Occupy movement. MoveOn.org, which has joined Occupy, is funded by Tides.


LINK: http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/ohio-bridge-bombing-suspect-was-occupy-member/?cat_orig=us
 

Regardless, the five people who are accused of the bomb plot on the bridge are not affiliated personally with any Occupy movements.

And "anarchist" is a GENERIC term for a political belief. Just because there were white people in the Occupy movements doesn't tell us anything about any particular white person out there in the rest of the world. Not every white person is now part of the Occupy movement simply because there were white people in the Occupy movement. Just saying....

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...the five people who are accused of the bomb plot on the bridge are not affiliated personally with any Occupy movements.

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So, Brandon Baxter, one of the Cleveland 5, who was the organizer and point of contact for the Occupy festival last weekend, is NOT part of the occupy movement?

I wonder why he was doing all that organizing for them. If he was not part of it.

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well that came from Newsbusters with a side angle from fox that said
(From Fox) “It is unknown if the bridge incident was connected to Occupy Wall Street’s plans for nationwide protests Tuesday.”

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Regardless, the five people who are accused of the bomb plot on the bridge are not affiliated personally with any Occupy movements.

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Oh I don't know, TH. When the screwballs at Waco went whacko, other Christians dissociated themselves from those 'Davidians', and most of us were happy to accept that. Me, I didn't then go around calling all Christians - or even all Davidians - "scum", as does, for instance, MSLA.

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And mainstream Christians generally dismiss the end-timer cultists, well before the shooting starts, if not immediately.

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So, Brandon Baxter, one of the Cleveland 5, who was the organizer and point of contact for the Occupy festival last weekend, is NOT part of the occupy movement?

I wonder why he was doing all that organizing for them. If he was not part of it.

This line of argument really isn't going to go anywhere for you, Aylee. You want me to tell you all about the wonderful things certain Christians did before they went nutty at Waco, or doing some hearty fiddling with underage children (re the latest scandals about paedophiliac Catholic priests in Ireland). Or, the viciously violent police who've dealt with entirely non-violent protests by Occupy people around the globe but, of course, most especially in the USA.

Sorry, but there it is. If you don't want us lefties to tar all police, or all priests, or all 'fine upstanding Christians' in America, with the same brush - then you have to play by the same rule. Heads up: There isn't one rule for those who have the power, and another for those who don't. That isn't how it works.

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Blimey, TH: You must surely know what I'm going to say . . . .

Mainstream Christians generally dismiss the end-timer cultists. Similarly, Occupy activists have dismissed these 'bridge bombers'.

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Mr. Baxter organized Occupy events and was a point of contact for them. Are you still telling me that this makes him unaffiliated with them?

Sarah Palin was blamed for the Arizona shooting. That guy was a nutcase from the other party. Yet her and her website was blamed.

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Regardless, the five people who are accused of the bomb plot on the bridge are not affiliated personally with any Occupy movements.

So. . . being the point of contact and the organizer is not being personally affiliated.


I must get myself a new dictionary.

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he made the facebook page. thats deep....