Resistance

[Terry Bain]

"Resistance, real resistance, to the corporate state was displayed when a couple of thousand protesters, clutching mops and brooms, early Friday morning forced the owners of Zuccotti Park and the New York City police to back down from a proposed attempt to expel them in order to “clean” the premises. These protesters in that one glorious moment did what the traditional “liberal” establishment has steadily refused to do—fight back. And it was deeply moving to watch the corporate rats scamper back to their holes on Wall Street. It lent a whole new meaning to the phrase “too big to fail.”

A Movement Too Big to Fail

[Terry Bain]

Take a look at that picture at the top of the page, again.  The "Media" can say that they have to keep their job, by printing lies (I can see the headline ... "protester viciously attacks policeman's leg with his neck.")  They are slaves.

Slaves must kneel before their master, and do what they are told.  Free men stand.  The latin word for standing is where we get the English word “Resist”

In the picture at the top of the page, look at the eyes of the policeman, kneeling on the protester.  Then look at the eyes of our fellow resister.  He is winning.  Our stand has made this slave kneel.