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Category: Occupy

  • Occupy protesters “save” baby

    ROS sends this link from CNN about a douche nozzle who left his 13-month-old baby unattended and alone at the Occupy DC protest;

    Police were called around 10 a.m. and found the baby girl wearing only a “onesie,” Schlosser said. Temperatures in Washington at the time were in the low 40s.

    DC Fire and EMS responded and found the child in good health, Schlosser said. She is now in the custody of Washington’s Child and Family Services Agency.

    A man claiming to be the girl’s father returned to the park about 30 minutes later.

    He has been charged with attempted second degree cruelty to a child, according to Schlosser.

    Yeah, the only reason I mention this is because I saw a “teaser” about the story on the local DC news about how DC protesters “saved” a baby. Um, it was an Occupy DC protester who abandoned his baby among the rats and filth in Farragut MacPherson Square. Wouldn’t a responsible news organization report the story like that? It was DC’s Fox5, by the way.

  • Rats infest Occupy DC, but we knew that

    According to the Washington Post in a link sent to us by Old Trooper, there’s been an infestation of rodents – how they can tell, I don’t know;

    Akhter said in an interview Monday that city health inspectors have seen rats running openly through both camps and spotted numerous new burrows and nests underneath hay-stuffed pallets occupiers are using for beds. Both campsites had working kitchens for weeks until last week, but protesters at McPherson Square voluntarily closed down theirs after health inspectors pointed out unsanitary conditions during an informal monitoring visit.

    I’m sure the rats are part of the 1% and trying to mak the protesters look bad…er…worse.

    “I’m very supportive of their rights and ability to demonstrate but I have concerns about their personal safety,” Akhter said.

    Isn’t that just like the nanny government to be more concerned about the filthy hippies and their new furry scavenging membership than they are about the Occupy filth’s rights to live in the squalor that they’ve created as an expression of their liberty?

    What’s more important here, public health and safety or the hippies right to continue being pests without a point. I mean the whole point of the Occupy movement is to make us feel sorry for them, a rodent infestation just better serves that goal, right?

  • OWS’ Parody of Monty Python

    I picked this up over at Ace of Spades. The other day, I mentioned that Occupy Charlotte was having some discussion over the immature little punk who burned flags to make a blunt point. Well, despite my warning, the stupid hippies didn’t resolve the issue and now they’re splitting up. From Ace;

    Occupy Charlotte Splinters Off To Form New Group, People’s Coalition of the Carolinas

    If that sounds like the “People’s Front of Judea” (splitters), it’s unintentional; it’s just that these groups always conform to the parody.

    From Creative Loafing;

    A day after Occupy Charlotte’s three-month anniversary, nine members of the group announced plans to form a new organization, the People’s Coalition of the Carolinas.

    Don’t these clowns realize that the longer these “Occupy” shenanigans continue the more they become caricatures of themselves?

  • Flag burning divides Occupy filthy hippies

    Yesterday, someone sent us a link to a Fox News story about some flag burning hippies in Charlotte, N.C. the perpetrator, Alex Tyler, 19, was quick to tell the media that his act wasn’t aimed at the military;

    “Those were actions taken on my behalf,” Occupy Charlotte member Alex Tyler said at a camp meeting, according to a Charlotte Observer report. “I did it to display my utter contempt for American greed, not (the military).”

    Tyler was arrested along with three of his unbathed accomplices on misdemeanor charges of having an open flame or some such shit. In the Charlotte Observer, Tyler said he did it because the hippies weren’t being radical enough;

    “I’ve seen this group lose its activism and become lazy,” said Tyler, adding that the other men told him, “We’re going to give Occupy Charlotte a wake-up call.”after.html#storylink=cpy

    Yeah, that’s pretty much what Matthis and Bobby Whittenburg tried to do for IVAW when they burned flags. Both found themselves ostracized. There are rumblings in Occupy Charlotte, from a link to the LA Times sent to us by Tman of the same reaction;

    Some protesters have vowed to leave the camp if the flag-burners are not ousted from the group, while others have vowed to leave if they are.

    Tyler addressed the gathering of the Great Unwashed after the incident;

    Alex Tyler, 19, one of the men arrested in the flag burning, spoke to the group during a meeting late Friday, telling them that although he is sorry for the adverse effects his actions may have on the movement, he is not sorry for having burned the flag.

    “Those were actions taken on my own behalf,” Alex Tyler said at the meeting, according to the Charlotte Observer. Tyler said he burned the flag to display contempt for American greed and not the military.

    Yeah, he sounds just like Matthis. This is what I wrote after the IVAW failed to eject Matthis the first time when I told the IVAW that they all burned the flag in Lafayette Park. It might be a good life lesson for the Occupy Movement, too.

  • DC bills Feds for Occupy costs

    According to the Washington Times, D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray has billed the National Park Service for the costs the District has incurred because of the Occupy DC hippies;

    “Our citizens cannot be expected to pay for the consequences of a decision in which they have no say,” Mr. Gray said in the letter.

    While many cities across the globe have seen protesters take to the streets, the Occupy groups have camped on federally controlled land since October and racked up city costs in overtime, public sanitation and park and street maintenance and cleaning, Mr. Gray said in his letter to Director Jonathan B. Jarvis.

    “In neither case was the District Government consulted on the legality or appropriateness of long-term protestors inhabiting these respective locations,” the mayor said.

    The mayor has a point. If the NPS hadn’t been so willing to allow these hippie fucks to live in the national parks over the last few months as bases to launch their mishavior like blocking traffic and invading private spaces and encouraging bad behavior that needed to be policed and cleaned up afterwards, it probably wouldn’t have lasted this long.

    And that $1.6 million could have been spent for the truly needy instead of the intentionally itinerant.

  • TSO and the Denver dirty hippie sightseeing tour

    Ok, so METT-T, I may be headed down to Occupy Denver today. I really want to see if I can find the USNA Graduate/Pentagon attack surivivor/plate in the head Gay Marine Battalion Commander/Votevets and IVAW spokesdouche who is also a high priced attorney.

    So, anyone have any well wishes I can pass on to Rick Duncan/Strandlof/Gold?

  • Occupy Wukan

    The Washington Post reports about what a real protest looks like along with a typical Maoist response from the Chinese government;

    For the past four months, thousands of residents of the fishing village of Wukan in China’s Guangdong province have been protesting. The unrest began after the local government seized and sold off nearly $154 million worth of their land.

    Now, police have sealed off Wukan and cut food supplies to the village, hoping to crush the uprising there once and for all. Supplies are already running low, and police are also preventing villagers from fishing, residents say.

    See? That’s repression, you Fleabaggers. But, I guess capitalism is the problem. All the people in Wukan have to do is complain about their civil rights being violated and the government will relent, right?

  • Occupy Law & Order SVU

    According to an article in the Daily News, filthy hippies didn’t like that Law & Order Special Victims Unit was using them as a fackdrop for an upcoming episode and so they disrupted the filming;

    “It’s hysterical,” Hornbein said. “Two weeks ago they kicked us out of Zuccotti Park. Now they have this set trying to pretend it’s us. It’s odd.”

    After midnight, a police officer on a bullhorn announced that the film permit had been rescinded by the city, which drew cheers from the crowd.

    Cops then threatened to arrest them if they did not leave the park. After a momentary standoff, police moved in and dispersed the crowd.

    “This is bastardization going on. This is not the case of imitation is a form of flattery,” said a man identified as Scooby 49. “This is insulting.”

    Yeah, Scooby, it’s not like your behavior is insulting to the rest of the human race. How brave of the city to rescind the permit instead of tossing out the filthy hippies so people can do their jobs, earn a living and carry on with their lives.