http://thebloodycrossroads.com/7/there%e2%80%99s-a-revolution-brewing-occupy-wall-street-enters-week-two/ Dissident Journalism Mon, 26 Dec 2011 19:32:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://thebloodycrossroads.com/7/there%e2%80%99s-a-revolution-brewing-occupy-wall-street-enters-week-two/#comment-11 Crashing Wall Street Permaculture Research Institute Fri, 30 Sep 2011 14:54:08 +0000 http://thebloodycrossroads.com/?p=7#comment-11 [...] with the ongoing occupation of New York’s financial district, and City traders coming out from under their gilded rocks [...] [...] with the ongoing occupation of New York’s financial district, and City traders coming out from under their gilded rocks [...]

]]> http://thebloodycrossroads.com/7/there%e2%80%99s-a-revolution-brewing-occupy-wall-street-enters-week-two/#comment-8 David Arthur Johnston Wed, 28 Sep 2011 22:43:24 +0000 http://thebloodycrossroads.com/?p=7#comment-8 The fun part about dealing with 'agents provocateurs', both professional and otherwise, is that, after 4 or 5 infiltrations, it is no longer possible for them to come up with new shit. This is the point where it gets real interesting because those who've been sending them must force their hands... so the real question is, "Will you, without malice and with patience greater than panic, offer your life and your every attachment for what you know is right?" The fun part about dealing with ‘agents provocateurs’, both professional and otherwise, is that, after 4 or 5 infiltrations, it is no longer possible for them to come up with new shit. This is the point where it gets real interesting because those who’ve been sending them must force their hands… so the real question is, “Will you, without malice and with patience greater than panic, offer your life and your every attachment for what you know is right?”

]]> http://thebloodycrossroads.com/7/there%e2%80%99s-a-revolution-brewing-occupy-wall-street-enters-week-two/#comment-4 Patti Haynes Wed, 28 Sep 2011 04:56:04 +0000 http://thebloodycrossroads.com/?p=7#comment-4 I was there today and I marched as a proud and grateful Grannie that I was able to be there at last. It was first day and I was inspired when I saw the 3 Grannies in handcuffs and I thought to myself that there was No reason for me to be sitting at home on my computer when I could be at Zucotti Park in the middle of an historic moment! You are so right. I had the best day of my life; a day that has forever changed my life! The exultation of shared expectation and joy of doing something that will make a difference is palpable. Everyone is happy, thrilled, enthralled to be in this one place at this particular time. There already has been change affected; a change in the people, the way they look at themselves and others and the power they have as a collective. I was there today and I marched as a proud and grateful Grannie that I was able to be there at last. It was first day and I was inspired when I saw the 3 Grannies in handcuffs and I thought to myself that there was No reason for me to be sitting at home on my computer when I could be at Zucotti Park in the middle of an historic moment!
You are so right. I had the best day of my life; a day that has forever changed my life! The exultation of shared expectation and joy of doing something that will make a difference is palpable. Everyone is happy, thrilled, enthralled to be in this one place at this particular time. There already has been change affected; a change in the people, the way they look at themselves and others and the power they have as a collective.

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