Month: November 2011

Thursday, November 17th is an International Direct Day of Action in support of Occupy Wall Street. Around the world people will be protesting, rallying, and Occupying in solidarity with Wall Street to call for an end to the corporatism that has taken over our country and the world.

Orange County School District officials and State officials are upset over the Orange County Board of Supervisors response to the stalled negotiations to return the $48 million in VLF fees that were swiped to fund the Governor’s budget balancing plan.

Remember that “Approaching Storm” I wrote about last weekend; well it has arrived. Last night at about 1 AM EST, New York City Police, some in riot gear, raided and cleared the peaceful assembly of hundreds of American Patriots.

It has taken a few weeks but we’ve finally gotten enough evasive answers out of Santa Ana Public Information Officer Jose Gonzalez regarding the “Agent For Change” forum held last month to determine whether or not city funds were spent on the so-called privately sponsored forum.

The headline on the MSNBC.com page reads: ‘Occupy’ protesters dig in against police, eviction notices — Denver officers break up camp; Portland, Salt Lake City, Oakland order evictions. I fear an approaching storm, one similar to that faced by the Bonus Army in the summer of 1932.

A week after Bank Transfer Day we are starting to learn the impact of the populist uprising against outrageous and greedy big banks. On Saturday November 5th at least 40,000 customers opened accounts at credit unions alone.