Monthly Archives: November 2011
Occupy Oakland: Scott Olsen interviewed
Scott Olsen. Photo credit: Indybay Suffering from a brain injury, Scott Olsen was released from the hospital after the recovery of the incident that took place on October 25, 2011 at Oscar Grant Plaza. Interviewed below at November 27, 2011.
Occupy Cincinnati: Thanksgiving, Buy Nothing Day, Really Really Free Market
Occupy Cincinnati will be celebrating Thanksgiving following the next day with Buy Nothing Day. Buy Nothing Day is marked on Black Friday, generally where various stores and outlets will lower their prices on wanted items. OC Cincinnati will also be holding a Really Really
Occupy Oakland: Garden at Oscar Grant Plaza
Occupy Oakland, which has faced police brutality, camp shut downs, and support from worldwide Occupy is planning on building a garden at Oscar Grant Plaza. The General Assembly agreed to this November 16, 2011. We are asking the community to
Occupy Baltimore: Field Trip for Children
Occupy Baltimore appears to be wanting to do a mock General Assembly to demonstrate to children how a participatory democracy works. Set for Friday November 11, 2011, the mock General Assembly hopes to engage parents to help create a better experience their children.
“Move Your Money”: Banks to Credit Unions, Surges $4.5 Billion
In the promotion of “Bank Transfer Day,” dated only yesterday, November 5, 2011 made a surveyed amount of four billion five hundred million dollars. Credit Union National Association tallied five thousand credit unions nationwide to figure up an estimate since September 29,
Occupy Oakland: Car Accident Provoked
An incident covered by helicopter, a person was hit by a car. From the helicopter video released online, there was no indication of how the person was hit by the car, however other video angles have surfaced revealing that the
Occupy Oakland: Still Going, Officers Lay Low
Occupy Oakland is still marching along, but officers appear to be laying low. The camera operator says he seen around four, but assume the rest are undercover. This comes in from the police officers not being able to take the
Occupy Oakland: City Encouraged to Protest, Except Police Officers
Today (Wednesday, November 2, 2011) is supposed to be a General Strike, that is also supposedly aimed to Shut Down the City. However, police officers have been ordered to not take the day off. Further-more, the Police department says that they are
Congress Still Aims Protect/Censor The Internet
In censorship-forms of the Internet for local residents of the United States, some U.S. Congress have introduced a bill that would likely set limitations upon many Internet users, and Internet Service Providers. The Bill, which titles many ways to curve
