#Rahmageddon #OccupyChicago #N17 will be a massive demonstration of solidarity and action.

Nov 17 International Day of Action

Thursday: Occupy Chicago Participates in National Day of Action November 17

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Berkeley police shoot armed man in campus computer lab ‎ #OccupyCal

UC Berkeley shooting terrifies Occupy protestors, students

UC Berkeley shooting: an armed man at an Occupy Cal protest was shot by UC Berkeley police but the event and the man's intentions cast a shadow over campus life and the protest.

What is this great awakening? Is it the beginning of a new era of enlightened humanity? Or is it all just a dream?

I was raised in a Christian home by parents who took their spirituality seriously. I rejected the doctrines of their church and ultimately of Christianity due to the obvious hypocrisy and inconsistency of the message. If you want to get to heaven, if someone puts your eye out, you are directed by the Father to take out their eye and by the Son to turn the other…

"Occupy Evansville protesters are following the lead of similar movements all over the country by setting up camp. Protesters have built a "tent city" in a Downtown Evansville park tonight despite the chance of criminal consequences.

About 25 people started pitching their tents at around two thirty this afternoon in preparation for an all night sit-in. But if the protesters aren't gone by the time the park closes, police say they could face criminal…

Students call for resignation of top UC Berkeley officials

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UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor Harry Le Grande speaks to the protesters on Sproul Plaza.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Why I Got Arrested with Occupy Cal--and How

By Celeste Langan



I participated in the Occupy Cal rally on Sproul Plaza on November 9 (my sign, "We're Afraid for Virginia Woolf," made it to the Daily Cal’s top 10) and stayed for the general assembly. The organizers of Occupy Cal asked those who were willing to stay and link arms to protect those who were attempting to set up the encampment; I chose to do so. I knew, both before and after the police…

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More police brutality from the Occupy Cal protest at UC-Berkeley November 9, 2011. UC police yank women by their hair so they can destroy the encampment tents. Later, a woman is pinned to a bush and being batoned, and a man trying to rescue her gets…

Free Speech Movement veterans, historians respond to the Occupy Cal events



By Daily Cal Staff | Staff

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Sunday, November 13, 2011 at 6:30 pm

An appeal to the UC administration to restore Berkeley’s free speech tradition



We the undersigned Free Speech Movement (FSM) veterans and historians remind the UC administration that the university’s emergence as a center of free political expression on campus began in 1964 when the…

UC Berkeley instructors condemn police violence

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A protester is brought to the ground by police in front of Sproul Hall.

Occupy For UC Berkeley graduate student Alex Barnard, the most disempowering moment of Wednesday night was not when he was repeatedly hit with a police baton, cracking one of his ribs. Instead, the most disturbing moment of his experience came afterward, when he says an officer told him he had “no rights.” .

Police use of force draws fierce condemnation…

Occupy Portland: Police move in on Portland park, some protesters remain

Occupy Portland demonstrators have remained in defiance of an eviction order. In other cities, officials also are closing…

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I have a confession to make. At first, I misunderstood Occupy Wall Street.

The first few times I went down to Zuccotti Park, I came away with mixed feelings. I loved the energy and was amazed by the obvious organic appeal of the movement, the way it was growing on its own. But my initial impression was that it would not be taken very seriously by the Citibanks and Goldman…

Occupy N.S. protesters arrested during eviction

Protesters ordered out of Halifax park Friday under camping ban

Police have arrested several people at the Occupy Nova Scotia site in Halifax as they enforce an eviction order and dismantle tents.

Police teams descended on Victoria Park on Friday afternoon, a couple of hours after demonstrators were told to leave the city park because they were camping illegally.

Fourteen people were…

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When one is called to defend one's home and family, it is not really courage that is required, it is a sense of duty. If my home is under attack, if my family is in danger, it is proper and fitting that I defend them and not expect someone else to put their life at risk for my home and family.

When one is called to defend one's nation, the same sense of duty is conjured. Unfortunately, the calls to defend this nation have been issued on false information in EVERY WAR THE US…