Progressives Launching 'October Offensive' To Rival Tea Party

They're "kitchen sink" fighting. Can't win an argument on merits? Throw anything and everything, pray something sticks.
So you cannot confirm Soros is NOT funding these creeps?
Unless we see documented proof, we'll have to assume that is the case.
This kind of crap is right in Soros' wheelhouse.

So.....you cannot confirm that you are NOT a heroin-addicted, frequent glory-hole customer?
Unless we see documented proof, we'll have to assume that is the case.

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I love it.
 
By Jade Walker

Two years ago, Zbigniew Brzezinski predicted that rising unemployment rates and the growing inequality between the classes could lead to clashes in the streets. Today, the Occupy Wall Street movement has spread across the country, with thousands of Americans demonstrating over these very issues.

In an Oct. 17 appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," the former national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter described the protests as a reflection of deep passion, resentment and fear. He also offered several suggestions on how to improve the situation, including the publication of a list featuring the names of people who earn enormous amounts of wealth through speculation, and then hide their money from society.

More: Zbigniew Brzezinski, Former Carter Aide, Calls For Exposing Wealthy People Who Hide Their Money
 
Is the media reporting that Zucotti Park is Moscow West?

"It’s not an overstatement to describe Zuccotti Park as New York’s Marxist epicenter. Flags with the iconic face of the Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara are everywhere; the only American flag I saw was hanging upside down.The “occupiers” openly refer to each other as “comrade,” and just about every piece of literature on offer (free or for sale) advocated socialism in the Marxist tradition as a cure-all for the inequalities of the American economic system.

Read more: Occupy Wall Street’s Marxists--Charles Gasparino - NYPOST.com
 
Obama has already done an excellent job of destroying America.

Immie

To be fair to Obama, I think alot of the blame belongs with we the people. We let him become President. Maybe not directly, but we are all responsible for the fact that he is President.

And the economy tanked because we the people and the government were corrupt enough to tank it. And we have been letting this progressive cancer eat away at society for nearly 100 years. And we sat back and slept because we were generally in good economic times. But we forsook, as a people, the principles that lead to those good economic times.


The economy tanked under George W. Bush

Congress has Obama's hands tied, so he may even have a hand in this...

I love how Lakhota always finds a way to quickly change his "story" on the role of responsibility with respect to the economy. In fact there is so much SPIN, even the left seems a bit confused as to the individual branches of government and how they work.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib52WMd8Ix8&feature=related]Chuck Schumer We have 3 branches of Government - YouTube[/ame]
 
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To be fair to Obama, I think alot of the blame belongs with we the people. We let him become President. Maybe not directly, but we are all responsible for the fact that he is President.

And the economy tanked because we the people and the government were corrupt enough to tank it. And we have been letting this progressive cancer eat away at society for nearly 100 years. And we sat back and slept because we were generally in good economic times. But we forsook, as a people, the principles that lead to those good economic times.


The economy tanked under George W. Bush

Congress has Obama's hands tied, so he may even have a hand in this...

I love how the Lakhota always finds a way to quickly change his "story" on the role of responsibility with respect to the economy. There is so much SPIN, even the left seems a bit confused as to the individual branches of government and how they work.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib52WMd8Ix8&feature=related]Chuck Schumer We have 3 branches of Government - YouTube[/ame]

Face it..

If he were talking this trash anywhere but an anonymous message board he wouldnt be speaking very long.
 
Iran's government officially threw their support behind the Occupy Wall Street protesters.

They eagerly look forward to the downfall of our economic system....
Fancy that?


Iran Calls Wall Street Protests 'American Spring'

But of course they would be wrong. That came in the 1700's...

Ironic though that they seem to support the chaos supported by Obama...and just didn't respond in-kind as Obama did when there was uprising during the Iranian elections and Obama said that we couldn't get involved? :eusa_whistle:


I'm sure Nancy Pelosi and President Obama must feel proud aligning themselves in support with Iran's leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during these Occupy Wallstreet Protests.

Iranian leaders support U.S. protesters
By Thomas Erdbrink, Published: October 11

TEHRAN — For the internationally isolated leaders of Iran, the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York and other major cities are a sign that the “collapse” of the U.S. political system is underway, and they wholeheartedly support the protests.

The Iranian government, itself harshly criticized after a massive crackdown ended months of anti-government protests in 2009 following the disputed reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has embraced the leaderless protest movement and is trying to position itself as a champion for the rights of Americans.

“Those arrested and tortured during the peaceful Wall Street protests should be freed immediately, and the American rulers should apologize to them,” Brig Gen. Massoud Jazayeri, a senior Iranian military commander, said Sunday, according to the semiofficial Fars News Agency.

His views are shared by dozens of Shiite Muslim clerics, lawmakers and students who have held meetings in support of the U.S. protest movement, condemning what they call “brutal violence” used by police against the demonstrators. The Iranian Foreign Ministry has officially called on U.S. police to exercise “self-restraint.”

Demonstrations inspired by Occupy Wall Street have been held in more than 70 U.S. cities, and hundreds of people have been arrested, the vast majority of them quickly released. Some skirmishes have broken out between protesters and police wielding batons and pepper spray, but there have been no reports of “torture” or anything approaching the violence unleashed against Iranian demonstrators opposed to Ahmadinejad.

As the Iranian leaders see it, the U.S. protests stem from the “Islamic awakening,” the term Iran uses for the Middle East uprisings that have brought down autocratic rulers in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. According to Iran’s leaders, the uprisings are offshoots of the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran.

The Occupy Wall Street movement is prompting Iranian politicians to conclude that the heart of the West is now targeted by the chain of uprisings.

“The United States is currently the scene of a popular uprising which indicates spread of the Islamic awakening to the U.S.,” lawmaker Mohammad Karim Abedi, a member of parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy committee, told state media.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...us-protestors/2011/10/11gIQAMoahcL_story.html
 
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