Message to Occupy Wall Street | Justice | 9/11

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Rio

Occupy!

I found this in a recent OccupyWallStreet post, and I agree.

The First Feminist General Assembly is Thursday, May 17 at 6:30 in Washington Square Park. “Gender justice is crucial to economic justice, say the organizers. No society is truly democratic without sexual and gender-identity freedom.” 

I agree. But I can’t understand the lack of interest OWS has in the  e v i d e n c e (no theory or speculation here: AE 9/11 Truth) showing that 9/11 was done by controlled demolition. Isn’t justice needed for a “truly democratic society?” Two wars are being waged due to 9/11 . . . and look what I found in the news (Democracy Now) recently:

“The United States has issued what could be its most forceful threat to date of a potential attack on Iran. Speaking at a public event in Jerusalem, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Dan Shapiro, said the Obama administration has made preparations for military action. Shapiro said the United States would prefer a peaceful resolution to the standoff over Iran’s nuclear activities. But he added: “That doesn’t mean that the [military] option is not fully available. And not just available, but it’s ready. The necessary planning has been done to ensure that it’s ready.”

Don’t you think that we should all be concerned? Shouldn’t Occupy Wall Street  use that e v i d e n c e  to educate the police and the military so that they will join us in the pursuit of peace and justice? 9/11 is not a thing of the past; the perpetrators are still free and planning . . . the enemy, whoever it is, is inside. We must use all our resources. We must all work together for a better world. Over 100 police officers died on 9/11. Let’s educate them! And let’s find out who was behind 9/11.

You wouldn’t know it from watching CNN, but thousands of people have gathered this week in Chicago and elsewhere to peacefully express their indignation at a political system dominated by war and austerity.

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Occupy Bank of America | Charlotte N. Carolina

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Rio

“This is happening right now!

10:30am: Arrests have been made as victims of Bank of America foreclosures attempt to enter the meeting.

Follow on Twitter: @The99Power, @JWJnational, @domesticworkers, @codepink,@BankVsAmerica, #99power, #MakeBoAPay.

In scottsdale is quiet now, but there is action here, in November they were fighting ALEC

“OccupyPhoenix has moved to Scottsdale, Az for the next four days, and will join with Salt River Pima (Akimel O’odham) Tohono O’odham (formerly Papago, of the sublime basket-making) First Americans to protest against the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) “States and Nation Policy Summit” in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale November 29 – December 3.

You all know of ALEC, but here’s a review for minds that have too many Bad Guys to remember in these days that cause constant head-swiveling to keep up with their dastardly plans and deeds.  From the website alecexposed.com:”

“ALEC is not a lobby; it is not a front group. It is much more powerful than that. Through ALEC, behind closed doors, corporations hand state legislators the changes to the law they desire that directly benefit their bottom line. Along with legislators, corporations have membership in ALEC. Corporations sit on all nine ALEC task forces and vote with legislators to approve “model” bills. They have their own corporate governing board which meets jointly with the legislative board. (ALEC says that corporations do not vote on the board.) Corporations fund almost all of ALEC’s operations. Participating legislators, overwhelmingly conservative Republicans, then bring those proposals home and introduce them in statehouses across the land as their own brilliant ideas and important public policy innovations—without disclosing that corporations crafted and voted on the bills. ALEC boasts that it has over 1,000 of these bills introduced by legislative members every year, with one in every five of them enacted into law. ALEC describes itself as a “unique,” “unparalleled” and “unmatched” organization. We agree. It is as if a state legislature had been reconstituted, yet corporations had pushed the people out the door.”

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May 1, 2012 | A Day Without the 99% | General Strike

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Rio

Occupy

Just a reminder: There is a general strike on May first. Please join over 115 cities. Your support necessary, anyway you can. Walk out of work, school etc. No shopping either. For help to get ready please check: May Day Directory: Occupy General Strike in Over 115 Cities

In Tucson Az, May Day General strike meets on Armory Park (Fifth Ave and 12th St) 9am to 10:30 pm

“9:00 Annual Tucson May 1st Coalition March for Immigrant and Workers Rights, from Greyhound Park Parking lot to Armory Park for a Noon rally with speakers, entertainment and info booths. Afterwards, join Occupy Tucson at Armory Park for extended fun, entertainment, potluck, and other activities, well into the evening.”

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The American Spring | Occupy is Alive and Well . . . Just the Beginning

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Rio

Occupy

“The #AmericanSpring is here, so “take a chance” with us.”–OWS

“For the first time since our movement against economic inequality and political corruption began,Occupy Wall Street is literally occupying Wall Street. As of 3am eastern time, over 40 Occupiers are sleeping on Wall Street near the corner of Broad across from the New York Stock Exchange. Everyone angry at the greed of the financial system is encouraged to bring a sleeping bag!

On April 6, NYPD gathered once again for the nightly ¨eviction theater¨ only to find Occupiers had moved to the sidewalks and erected a sign declaring their legal right to do so. When police moved in arrest them, Occupiers on livestream read the law permitting sleeping on sidewalks as political protest. In Metropolitan v. Safir, the U.S. District Court covering New York City ruled that ¨ the First Amendment of the United States Constitution does not allow the City to prevent an orderly political protest from using public sleeping as a means of symbolic expression.”

The police backed down. The tactic quickly became a model for other Occupations. Occupy DC can be found sleeping outside of a Bank of America near their old encampment at McPherson Square, while Occupy Philadelphia have taken their message and sleeping bags to Wells Fargo on Chestnut Street, near occupied Independence Mall.”–OWS

Check Awesome Video ‘Take a Chance’ Here:  OWS Updates for the Week of April 4 

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Afghanistan | Sargeant kills 16 Civilians | Guilty???

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Rio

9/11: The Simple Facts

Why was he there in the first place? “Originally from Ohio, Sgt. Bales, 38, joined the military in November 2001 at age 27 to defend his country after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, his Seattle attorney John Henry Browne told journalists this week.”–The Lookout 

He was enlisted to defend America against terrorists who do not exist; he was deceived: 9/11 was an inside job, the e v i d e n c e is overwhelming. Please see:  AE 9/11 Truth Then he was sent into several combat missions consecutively, which is enough to mentally destabilize anyone. He was in his fourth tour and recovering from brain injury. “Bales had served three previous tours in Iraq, sustaining two serious injuries, including a brain concussion when his vehicle rolled over after hitting an improvised explosive device on his last tour in Iraq.”–The New York Times

I would say that George Bush, Dick Cheney (and their cohorts) are guilty. They are responsible not only for the death of the 16 civilians but for all the civilians who died on 9/11 in New York City, and all the troops and civilians  who had died since in Afghanistan and Iraq due to their psychotic egoism and greed. They are guilty!

Let’s issue a warrant for their arrest!

Please tweet this post. People need to know! Our troops are victims of a corrupt system, cannon fodder.

Their Cohorts

If you have any doubt about 9/11, do your homework. It is your responsibility. “All it takes for a tyrant to get a foothold is for people of good will to do nothing.”–Thomas Jefferson 

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San Diego 9/11 Truth Movement

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Rio

The San Diego group for 9/11 truth is going strong. You can join at: HOME PAGE

They meet every second Sunday of the month:

Dwain Deets: Flight 93: A tale of two planes?

They also spread the truth by the USS Midway once a month.

Photo by Mike Chickey: gallery.me.com/capochic

“This is no ordinary band of street activists. San Diegans for 9/11 Truth includes an impressive group of experts who give one Sunday per month to freely share their collective knowledge on the subject. On hand were Dwain Deets, former NASA Chief of Aerospace Projects Director; Ret. Air Force Lt. Col. David Gapp, former crash site investigator; Ted Muga, former Naval aviator, retired Commander and retired Pan Am pilot; Jerry Bischoff, retired architect; and Ginger Gainer, retired American Airlines flight attendant and purser. Members of Veterans for Peace also provided support – including Vietnam and Iraq War vets.”

Air Force Lt. Col. David Gapp (Ret.) educates passersby about 9/11 Truth in the same uniform he wore in the latest ad from the Remember Building 7 campaign

Hostess: Dawn Gerbertz

More at: AE 9/11 Truth

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New Sources of Energy are Available!

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Rio

New energy sources are available, but the 1% blocks them.

“The New Energy Movement acts to promote the rapid widespread deployment of advanced, clean, and sustainable energy sources across our imperiled planet. This transformation in the way our civilization generates and uses energy provides the best physical means to protect the biosphere, remediate ecological damage, and enhance the health and well-being of the global human family.

The New Energy Movement’s major priority is to educate the public, policymakers, and investors about the need to support research, development, and use of zero-point energy, magnetic generators, advanced hydrogen processes, and other little-known powerful energy technologies now emerging from inventors and scientists all over the world. . .” http://www.newenergymovement.org/

Global Top 100 Clean Energy Technologies list.

 

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Democracy Somewhere | Chiapas, Mexico | EZLN

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Rio

Isn’t this great? Somewhere in the world, people are free from tyranny and terrorist governments.

Zapatista Territory

It reads: “You are in Zapatista territory. Here the people rules and the government obeys.

Council of fair government – Central Heart of the Zapatistas before the world.”

More at: EZLN: History

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A Message for the Occupy Movement . . . Everywhere!

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Rio

It occurred to me recently that reform is impossible with the people we have elected; obviously our government works for the 1%. One of the best candidates we have for president is Buddy Roemer (http://buddyroemer.com), but the system is so corrupt that they don’t allow him in the debates with one pretext or another; besides, the elections could be rigged. 

Therefore, I propose organizing a massive walk to Washington to ask for Obama’s  resignation. We elected him to work for us and instead he is working for the corporate oligarchy; it is our constitutional right to replace him at any time. They did it in Egypt. We can do it here!

We choose a date and depart from New York, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego to meet in Washington DC at another set date (we can use vehicles part of the way if necessary). By the time we get there, enlisting occupiers along the way, we should number on the thousands. And we occupy until we install a new president and replace the Federal Reserve System (a banking cartel that stole our government in 1913 – it is unconstitutional) See: The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal … Reserve, by G Edward Grifffin.

It is paramount to do this because there is overwhelming evidence that 9/11 was an inside job (AE 9/11 Truth ) which means that our political system is so corrupt that it would be impossible to start our new country without cleaning house and bringing the guilty to justice. No system can exist long without justice . . . justice for all!

Besides, without a clean-up, an honest president would be thrown into a nest of vipers and his chances to survive would be slim. If you have any doubt that JFK was assassinated by the 1%, I suggest reading: JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters By James Douglass.

Native Americans should be invited to participate in this march as they have been immorally ignored and marginalized for too long. It is time for them to claim their right place in our society. We can learn much from their culture.

And we must keep in mind that the reason the 1% is in power is the apathy and lack of caring of the 99%. When we loose our virtue we are easy prey for vipers. It is a must to realize that everything is interconnected and we are all part of a Whole, and when we help others we help ourselves. What would the world be like if when we get up in the morning our first thought would be to help others. . . do unto others what is best for them?

That said, for the occupy movement failure is not an option, for if the movement fails the future is bleak indeed; what the corporate oligarchy is doing is not only serious, it is e v i l. We live under an ominous cloud at the moment.

Let’s get it done!

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Bed Bugs | Federal Reserve | Occupy Movement

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Rio

Several months ago I was invaded by bed bugs.

Now, these little vampires are a real pest and extremely resilient, and I live on a small camper. That meant that I couldn’t spray insecticide in many of their hiding places due to the wiring  and other stuff that could be damaged. I contacted Orkin and they were helpless as far as vehicles were concerned. I was in a bind.

Then I found http://www.bed-bug.net, Retail-Locations.html and they recommended fossil shell dust. Forget Dorkin or Orkin or what you may call them; bed-bug.net know their stuff. Spraying that fossil dust around my sleeping quarters, I was rid of  bed bugs in about a week and a half, after two months of relentless guerrilla warfare.

The fossil dust doesn’t kill them instantly; it breaks through their shell, they dehydrate in a few hours, and die. For instant death you can get one of their sprays (bed bug patrol).

Required reading: A Second look at the Federal Reserve by G. Edward Griffin

Just like bed bugs, the Feds are parasites who need their victims for their survival, that is their main weakness. They suck our blood, so they need us . . . and secrecy. Once we know who they are and where they are, they are vulnerable. In the case of bed bugs, as they crawled over the fossil dust to get to me they were doomed. 

In the case of the Federal Reserve, spreading Fossil Shell Dust will not work because it is harmless to humans or “human vampires.” To combat the Federal Reserve we spread the word. When most people come to realize the evil lurking behind A Central Bank’s Scheme they will refrain from doing business with them (The big banks, the banking cartel that forms the Federal Reserve), and that will be their doom. It is almost as simple as killing bed bugs: do your home work, spread the word and move your money to a local bank or a credit union. Let’s fix our economy now. http://bigmethod.com/bmp/54/62/10052011.html 

In 2012 one of the buildings to be occupied permanently, or at least relentlessly, should be the Federal Reserve. Moving our money, however, is paramount. Of course, we can always look the other way, but that will be helping them and it would mean our doom; eventually, we always reap what we sow.

More about bed bugs here: http://www.mastersinhealthcare.com/blog/2012/bedbug-infestation/

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