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World War 3 Warning from Anonymous -We Are Eternal.mp4 (by B1uebott1e1)
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Anonymous: To Hackers Worldwide - THE MISSING LINK – emails between Bank of America's attorneys, e.g., Bryan Cave, and judges!
Guys, you are great… but there still is one piece missing…
The fraud in the courts across the US was and is conducted by large national law firms, such as BRYAN CAVE, LLP, acting on behalf of BofA, with full collusion by judges.
It is unlikely that it is done…
Posted on November 9, 2011 via Anonymous with 32 notes
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Anonymous: To Hackers Worldwide - THE MISSING LINK – emails between Bank of America's attorneys, e.g., Bryan Cave, and judges!
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Posted on November 9, 2011 via Anonymous with 32 notes
Source: anoncentral
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Posted on November 7, 2011 via Burn it down with 35 notes
Source: kwikset
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Generation OS13: The New Culture of Resistance

What can we do to better the system? Generation OS13 - The new culture of resistance: Generation OS13 is an explosive insight into the attack on civil liberties occurring in western democracies and how artists, musicians, journalists and authors encourage the peoples right to resist against Banker occupation.
Posted on November 7, 2011 via Anonymous with 19 notes
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‘Occupy Milwaukee’ organizer: Movement creating new political space
Peter Rickman, a member of UW-Madison’s Teaching Assistant Association, told The UpTake in an interview that the “Occupy Milwaukee” demonstration was part of a global movement for social and economic justice.
Thousands marched October 15 and many of the protesters have remain encamped at a park in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood.
“It’s crucial that we fight for our community. Folks here are really pissed off, frankly, about income and wealth inequality, the concentration of political and economic power in the hands elites, and just the general screwing over of working class people,” said Rickman, who has helped organize the protest. “Milwaukee is a place where we need to have a real fight back if we’re going to build a movement for social and economic justice in this country and around the world.”
“The ‘Occupy’ movements are creating a new political space in this country, here in Wisconsin, here in Milwaukee,” he continued. “It is opening up a space for a more progressive, left-wing populism, which I think we desperately need if were going to not only fight for but win social and economic justice.”
One man leading an “Occupy Milwaukee” demonstration in front of M&I Bank was arrested on October 20, only to be released the next day without being charged.
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CabinCr3w Releases Personal Information Of OWS Spy
On September 26th, members of a group called “CabinCr3w” or “C@B!NCR3W”released the personal information of Anthony Balogna, a cop who allegedly pepper sprayed a group of “random women” during the Occupy Wall Street protest, in NYC. This group, which is said to have ties to the wider collective of activists, known as “Anonymous”, has since released the personal information of multiple bankers, and more in response to arrests, and actions by police – and bankers during OccupyWallStreet.
This morning, CabinCr3w released the personal information of Thomas Ryan, a man who gained media attention after providing information to the FBI about the actions of Occupy Wall Street protesters. Thomas, who has allegedly provided the e-mails of protesters to the FBI, and US organizations has since come under fire by activists with “Anonymous”.
The personal information, or dox, as it is referred to by many people, was dropped on a “paste” website called “stickypaste”, which seems to be an alternative to the mainly-used paste site, pastebin.com (the site used by groups like lulzsec to do their releases)… The “dox” includes information like 2 addresses he has/does live at, job experience and more.
In the release of the data, the “official” CabinCr3w Twitter account suggested that people should “send pizza” to Thomas’s home. Sending pizzas(to be paid at door), is a common activity after “doxing” someone.
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Anonymous: Representing the SouthEast | #OccupyWallStreet #OccupyUSA #OccupyTogether
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Arkansas/216470221751122 Arkansas (state)
http://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyatl/ Atlanta, GA
http://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyasheville/ Asheville, NC
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Auburn/256257967748927 Auburn, AL
…Posted on October 6, 2011 via Anonymous with 7 notes
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. President John F. Kennedy
The Miami Herald, CBS, Salon Magazine, Reader Supported News, and Beached Miami all showed up to document the first organizational meeting of Occupy Miami, the southern vanguard of the movement to end government-sponsored corporate cronyism and economic oppression.
Even in a leaderless movement, duty falls to those with the greatest sense of urgency and awareness, those who take initiative to act and who focus on uniting the vox populi under an all-inclusive flag. That is more or less what led to the events depicted in these photographs (including but not limited to a flourish of my debonair ways with a megaphone and a crowd of more than 200 of my new best friends).
Yayay
Posted on October 6, 2011 via hi guys, it's alex with 11 notes
Source: miamiherald.com
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Occupy Jacksonville: First and foremost WE ARE PEACEFUL and NON-VIOLENT
One of our admins just had the opportunity to talk with an officer who specializes in protest law. Since we are simply a group of citizens gathering together to voice our opinions, we do not need a permit. However, during the march, we MUST follow all pedestrian laws. With the route we have planned, this should not be an issue. If an officer gives directions BE RESPECTFUL and consider everyone. If you see someone doing something illegal, separate yourself from them. Please, please remember the long term goals of our cause. They will only be accomplished with non-violence and unity.
Reblog to get the word around.
No jaywalking on Sunday fellow Savannah revolutionist :)
Posted on October 6, 2011 via Occupy Jacksonville with 24 notes
Source: occupyjacksonville