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7 Occupy S.F. protesters arrested outside Bank of America
7 Occupy S.F. protesters arrested outside Bank of America
A small group of Occupy San Francisco protesters were moved from outside the Bank of America early Wednesday while Occupy Cal protesters set up tents on Sproul Plaza at UC Berkeley.
Police arrested seven people outside the bank in downtown San Francisco.
Protesters at the main San Francisco encampment at Justin Herman Plaza remained in place and were planning to meet Wednesday morning with Mayor Ed Lee, the Oakland Tribune reported.
Berkeley protesters, meanwhile, set up encampments on the school’s main plaza. They had been evicted from the site last week by campus police, who tore down their tents on orders from UC Berkeley President Robert Birgeneau, the Oakland Tribune reported.
Bay Area Occupy Blog: Protest march begins in San Francisco
Early this morning, police cleared a small offshoot of the Occupy San Francisco camp. UC Berkeley protesters are expected to join Occupy SF for a downtown rally and march this afternoon. About 20 tents are pitched at Sproul Plaza from overnight and protesters have asked for a dialogue with university officials.
Occupy Seattle protesters attacked and peppersprayed by Police
New York: Thursday November 17th Day of Action
Shut Down Wall Street!
Occupy the Subways! Take the Square!
Sixty days into the struggle #OccupyWallStreet was violently evicted by the NYPD, who leveled our homes at Liberty Square to the ground.
Our movement, however, is stronger than it has ever been.
In these sixty days we have brought about a massive awakening, perhaps the largest one in the country since the Civil Rights Movement fifty years ago, and certainly the first global one in modern history.
People around the world, from Spain to Australia, from Chile to the U.S. have opened their eyes together to the decadence and injustice of the common system that exploits us.
This is what we mean when we say with the deepest significance: you cannot stop an idea whose time has come
Our movement, however, is stronger than it has ever been.
In these sixty days we have brought about a massive awakening, perhaps the largest one in the country since the Civil Rights Movement fifty years ago, and certainly the first global one in modern history.
People around the world, from Spain to Australia, from Chile to the U.S. have opened their eyes together to the decadence and injustice of the common system that exploits us.
This is what we mean when we say with the deepest significance: you cannot stop an idea whose time has come
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s New York
Race to the Supreme Court
A message from Mike Ruppert is available HERE
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