Thanks to Scotty Starnes' blog for the above, who are all Obama supporters.
Showing posts with label Occupy Palm Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Occupy Palm Beach. Show all posts
Monday, May 7, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
You ever had Jock Itch, asks Rush Limbaugh?
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Rush Limbaugh says, “It’s a chafing little rash in there. That’s all they are. That’s as serious as it is. Yeah, just a bunch of little twerps sittin’ around with nothing better to do, trying to occupy themselves.”
Rush calls someone "jock itch." Read why.
Rush Limbaugh says, “It’s a chafing little rash in there. That’s all they are. That’s as serious as it is. Yeah, just a bunch of little twerps sittin’ around with nothing better to do, trying to occupy themselves.”
Rush calls someone "jock itch." Read why.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Occupiers and Activists
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Peter Tsolkas,
arrested again. This time it was for
Lynne Purvis,
noted activist in Lake Worth for "peace and justice" or whatever arrested for
DISORDERLY CONDUCT - BRAWLING/FIGHTING CORRUPT PUBLIC MORAL DECENCY
There was an Occupy Protest against Hedge Fund professionals in Boca Raton in January and three occupiers were arrested:
Brian Silber, criminal lawyer says that Don Carter, 24, of Longwood, Ana Rodriguez, 30, and Kevin Young, 27, all of Miami, took things a bit farther than the other protesters on Monday January 23 at the Boca Raton Resort and Club by using "lockdown devices" decorated with anti-greed posters to chain themselves together into a triangle and lying in the middle of the Camino Real Bridge roadway at around 5 p.m. yesterday. Police removed them at approximately 6:30 p.m.
"Every day we see corporate power destroying our communities," said Ana Rodriguez, one of those arrested, in an Occupy Palm Beach release prior to her arrest. "From environmental disasters to private prisons, corporations are operating with impunity. While the bank leaders drink cocktails and toast to increased profits, people across the globe are being hurt by corporate greed."
You remember Ana--she was the idiot who stormed Scott Maxwell the day he got sworn into office a little over two years ago.
Peter Tsolkas,
arrested again. This time it was for
NONMOVING TRAFFIC VIOLATION - KNOWINGLY DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED/REVOKED
on January 22.
Lynne Purvis,noted activist in Lake Worth for "peace and justice" or whatever arrested for
DISORDERLY CONDUCT - BRAWLING/FIGHTING CORRUPT PUBLIC MORAL DECENCY
There was an Occupy Protest against Hedge Fund professionals in Boca Raton in January and three occupiers were arrested:
Brian Silber, criminal lawyer says that Don Carter, 24, of Longwood, Ana Rodriguez, 30, and Kevin Young, 27, all of Miami, took things a bit farther than the other protesters on Monday January 23 at the Boca Raton Resort and Club by using "lockdown devices" decorated with anti-greed posters to chain themselves together into a triangle and lying in the middle of the Camino Real Bridge roadway at around 5 p.m. yesterday. Police removed them at approximately 6:30 p.m.
"Every day we see corporate power destroying our communities," said Ana Rodriguez, one of those arrested, in an Occupy Palm Beach release prior to her arrest. "From environmental disasters to private prisons, corporations are operating with impunity. While the bank leaders drink cocktails and toast to increased profits, people across the globe are being hurt by corporate greed."
You remember Ana--she was the idiot who stormed Scott Maxwell the day he got sworn into office a little over two years ago.
Friday, December 23, 2011
The Blame Game - Demonstration on Christmas Eve
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The Palm Beach County Democratic Party sent out the following message:
The Palm Beach County Democratic Party sent out the following message:
Holiday Announcement from Occupy Palm Beach:
In this season of giving it is time to bridge the Gap between the those who have taken and those who have been looted, those who have been bailed out and those who have been sold out. Come and join us in carrying this holiday message on the Okeechobee bridge linking Palm Beach Island with the rest of the world, Dec. 24th, 11:30 am meet up at Occupy Palm Beach site....the old, now reoccupied city hall, two blocks north of Clematis street and two blocks west of Flagler...Occupy the bridge at 12:00 noon 24 December. Bring signs, noise makers, walking shoes and your heart and passion.
Meet up 24 December 11:30am Old City Hall
Occupy Okeechobee bridge 12 noon
GA at 2:00 PM
Although the Tea Party tends to think that the solution lies in doing “something” about government (my belief and I'm not a Tea-Partier) and the Occupy Wall Street movement thinks that the solution surely lies in doing “something” about the private sector, the two movements share a fundamental dissatisfaction with the status quo. It’s not that they want more of this or less of that. They want the system to function differently. They want a phase change.
Although the Tea Party tends to think that the solution lies in doing “something” about government (my belief and I'm not a Tea-Partier) and the Occupy Wall Street movement thinks that the solution surely lies in doing “something” about the private sector, the two movements share a fundamental dissatisfaction with the status quo. It’s not that they want more of this or less of that. They want the system to function differently. They want a phase change.
Please read the Forbes article on What do Occupiers want?
Sure hope that the "World Owes me a living" group does not block that bridge. We might see Occupiers going to jail for X'mas.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Occupy Palm Beach
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"The Palm Beach County Environmental Coalition, a self-described grassroots group, is circulating an email urging recipients to gather at a location in Lake Worth and bicycle to West Palm Beach to 'join Occupy Palm Beach in marching into one of the wealthiest areas in the country'." This Coalition has members who are true environmentalists but its head is a declared anarchist and guy pal to anarchist, Cara Jennings, former commissioner in Lake Worth.
The e-mail that was circulated says, "See how the residents of America’s richest community are spending our money." Read more at The Palm Beach Daily News.
You do get the occasional Bernie Madoff in Palm Beach, an exception to all rules, but where they get it all wrong is, Palm Beachers are not spending anything that belongs to Occupiers. The world does not owe Occupiers a living nor does Palm Beach.
"The Palm Beach County Environmental Coalition, a self-described grassroots group, is circulating an email urging recipients to gather at a location in Lake Worth and bicycle to West Palm Beach to 'join Occupy Palm Beach in marching into one of the wealthiest areas in the country'." This Coalition has members who are true environmentalists but its head is a declared anarchist and guy pal to anarchist, Cara Jennings, former commissioner in Lake Worth.
The e-mail that was circulated says, "See how the residents of America’s richest community are spending our money." Read more at The Palm Beach Daily News.
You do get the occasional Bernie Madoff in Palm Beach, an exception to all rules, but where they get it all wrong is, Palm Beachers are not spending anything that belongs to Occupiers. The world does not owe Occupiers a living nor does Palm Beach.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Occupy Palm Beach
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Occupy Palm Beach was just kicked out of the spot it took over on public property in West Palm Beach because a circus performer rented the space. The city just turned over a new spot to Occupiers--near the old city hall building.
One of the Occupiers and reader of this blog who denounces anything I write against liberals, occupiers in general or my chosen congressman, Allen West, says he is thrilled that the city has given them a new spot. Not only has the city of West Palm Beach given them a spot to occupy, it has given them running water, electricity from 5:30pm to 7:30am and keys to nearby bathroom facilities.
Now after all their complaints that some people have all of the wealth, they are still complaining. Why? The spot they have been designated to occupy is too small they say and they are afraid that no one will see them at this new location. Also they don't have enough room to pitch their tents. Instead of being satisfied with all that West Palm Beach has afforded them, they want the entire surrounding area.
Raymond D. Trombino; Green Valley, Ariz in USA Today speaking of occupiers in general says, "These people are all cut from the same cloth. They all share two common goals. First, they want something for nothing. Second, they are willing to break the law pushing for their demands. They do not represent middle America. Rather, they represent the "entitlement class" that wants equal outcomes without equal effort, and they want no repercussions for their illegal actions."
In the case of Occupy Palm Beach, "free" isn't even good enough.
Occupy Palm Beach was just kicked out of the spot it took over on public property in West Palm Beach because a circus performer rented the space. The city just turned over a new spot to Occupiers--near the old city hall building.
One of the Occupiers and reader of this blog who denounces anything I write against liberals, occupiers in general or my chosen congressman, Allen West, says he is thrilled that the city has given them a new spot. Not only has the city of West Palm Beach given them a spot to occupy, it has given them running water, electricity from 5:30pm to 7:30am and keys to nearby bathroom facilities.
Now after all their complaints that some people have all of the wealth, they are still complaining. Why? The spot they have been designated to occupy is too small they say and they are afraid that no one will see them at this new location. Also they don't have enough room to pitch their tents. Instead of being satisfied with all that West Palm Beach has afforded them, they want the entire surrounding area.
Raymond D. Trombino; Green Valley, Ariz in USA Today speaking of occupiers in general says, "These people are all cut from the same cloth. They all share two common goals. First, they want something for nothing. Second, they are willing to break the law pushing for their demands. They do not represent middle America. Rather, they represent the "entitlement class" that wants equal outcomes without equal effort, and they want no repercussions for their illegal actions."
In the case of Occupy Palm Beach, "free" isn't even good enough.
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