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Ok with the many fakes like Jessie Macbeth, Rich Duncan, and James Morriss to name a few. So now with this new guy the trend continues. Has this happened to people above? Yea. But considering the anti-war history of lying and creating fake war veterans that you really thing think that a nameless guy wearing headgear that is linked to all people that wanted to kill him. But he support the OWS movement so that is a automatic pass. If that was not crazy enough I just got this story. <\/a><\/p>\n A married mother of four from Florida ditched her family to become part of the raggedy mob in Zuccotti Park \u2014 keeping the park clean by day and keeping herself warm at night with the help of a young waiter from Brooklyn. Hessler \u2014 who ironically is married to a banker \u2014 arrived 12 days ago and planned to stay for a week, but changed her plans after cozying up to some like-minded radicals, including Rami Shamir, 30, a waiter at a French bistro in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.<\/p>\n She swears she\u2019s not romantically involved with her new friend.Yesterday was a typical day for the pair, who woke up at 8 a.m. on their little patch of paving stone near the communal kitchen and dashed off to Trinity Church to wash up.<\/p>\n Hessler emerged an hour later, her brown hair in dreadlocks, wearing a T-shirt depicting Han Solo and Princess Leia kissing, and bearing the slogan \u201cMake Love Not War.\u201d<\/p>\n She got coffee and a granola bar from the protest kitchen before sorting laundry for two hours. \u201cMilitary people leave their families all the time, so why should I feel bad?\u201d a defiant Hessler said. \u201cI\u2019m fighting for a better world.\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yea. Just remember if any one says that the support Occupy Wall Street that this is what kind of people that that sympathies with. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\n\u201cI\u2019m not planning on going home,\u201d an unapologetic Stacey Hessler, 38, told The Post yesterday.
\n\u201cI have no idea what the future holds, but I\u2019m here indefinitely. Forever,\u201d said Hessler, whose home in DeLand sits 911 miles from the tarp she\u2019s been sleeping under.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nThe unemployed Long Island native compared her decision to abandon her family to Americans serving in the armed forces.<\/p>\n