Forum Post: Occupiers take on the Iowa Caucuses
Posted 12 years ago on Dec. 23, 2011, 12:11 p.m. EST by rawhider
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From the arab free press- ------ within the boarders of the usa - the media is under governmental control !!!!!
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2011/12/20111219114523893446.html
Occupy Iowa Caucus, a splinter group of Occupy Des Moines, has been busy organizing activities that they hope will have a greater impact on the rest of the 2012 presidential campaign season.
Similar to the broader Occupy Wall Street movement that began in September 2011, organizers of Occupy Iowa Caucus have been "occupying" streets, parks and financial districts to have their voices heard. This time, however, protesters are targeting presidential candidates at the beginning of their election and re-election campaigns.
Protesters have already begun staging sit-ins at party headquarters in Des Moines. On Monday, eight protesters were arrested at the Democratic Party headquarters after occupying President Barack Obama's re-election headquarters on Saturday. According to local newspapers, protesters said they refused to leave until Obama vetoed the National Defense Authorization Act, which allows US citizens to be detained without cause, and began prioritizing communities over corporations.
More sit-ins are planned at the end of the month to target Republican candidates.
"It doesn't matter if you're liberal or conservative... we are coming after you", chuckled Jessica Reznicek, one of the organisers who also heads Occupy Des Moines, explaining that all candidates, regardless of political affiliation, need to be held accountable.
Occupy Christmas while you are doing this as well! http://occupyxmas.net
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Typical leftist stuff: stifle the other side's rights of free speech. The ideas are so weak, that the only tactic left is simply shouting down the other side.
Let them not forget