The first anniversary of
Occupy Wall Street was a joyous affair for the 99%.
Yet regrettably, it was
also a day that illustrated how Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s ‘private army’
has been increasingly unleashed to beat, arrest, imprison, and broadly
suppress OWS.
Please post your
videos, photos, and stories about how your rights were infringed on the
Occupy Bloomberg’s Army Facebook page.
Occupy is a nonviolent
movement, but this has not prevented Bloomberg’s Army from engaging in
targeted arrests of specific organizers as well as random street ‘snatch
and release’ intimidation tactics.
On September 17th not even
the constant drone of helicopters overhead could drown out the screams of
‘I’m a journalist’ from the reporters who were arrested merely for
practicing their and our right to freedom of the press.
And not even a cry of ‘I’m
a City Councilmember’ was enough to staunch the established policy of
brutality within the Mayor of Wall Street’s Police Department.
The message being sent by
Bloomberg’s Army is being heard loud and clear. In Bloomberg’s New York:
anyone who supports Occupy Wall Street in any fashion is being made an
example of.
Were you one of these
people extra-legally arrested or assaulted, or have you witnessed someone
who was?
Post your videos,
photos, and stories on the Occupy Bloomberg’s Army Facebook page.
We will not be stymied by
the over 180 arrests on our anniversary, nor intimidated by the unprovoked
and random nature of so many of them.
We will fight for our right
to protest Wall Street while we protest Wall Street itself.
All Roads Lead To Wall Street
-- from the ‘Your Inbox:
Occupied’ team
118A Fulton St.
#205
New York, NY 10038
United States
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