The American Spectator, a right-wing rag and site, admits to being
involved in the precipitation of violence at the Air and Space Museum as
a means of discrediting the Occupy Movement. It has been openly
reporting about its "plants" among the protesters and their actions to
get certain things to occur. Included in this, today, was the presence -
and central role played by - of Patrick Howley, its Assistant Editor, in
sparking the police reaction and violence.


Standoff in D.C.


By Patrick Howley on 10.8.11 @ 6:24PM

American Spectator reporter pepper-sprayed at Washington protest.

The fastest-running protesters charged up the steps of Washington's
National Air and Space Museum Saturday afternoon to infiltrate the
building and hang banners on the "shameful" exhibits promoting American
imperialism. As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to
physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself included --
kept charging forward.

Under a cloud of pepper spray I forced myself into the doors and
sprinted blindly across the floor of the Air and Space Museum, drawing
the attention of hundreds of stunned khaki-clad tourists (some of whom
began snapping off disposable-camera portraits of me). I strained to
glance behind me at the dozens of protesters I was sure were backing me
up, and then I got hit again, this time with a cold realization: I was
the only one who had made it through the doors. As two guards pointed at
me and started running, I dodged a circle of gawking old housewives and
bolted upstairs.

"The museum is now closed!" screamed one of the guards as alarms
sounded. "Everyone make your way to the exits immediately!" Using my
jacket to cover my face -- which I could feel swelling to Elephant Man
proportions -- I ducked through the confused tourists and raced out the
exit. "Hey, you!" shouted a female guard reaching for my arm. "Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...
--
I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one.

On 10/9/2011 6:28 PM, X ` Man wrote:

"Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...

Wow, another idiot trying to impress girls by spending the Governments
money and screaming for attention. And wow, he beat up a girl, typical
progressive...

On 10/9/11 6:52 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 10/9/2011 6:28 PM, X ` Man wrote:

"Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...

Wow, another idiot trying to impress girls by spending the Governments
money and screaming for attention. And wow, he beat up a girl, typical
progressive...


What's really sad is that a confused little guy like you who is sure to
be dependent upon the state thinks the Republicans have your interests
at heart. You're just grist for their mill.



--
I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one.

On 10/9/2011 6:28 PM, X ` Man wrote:
The American Spectator, a right-wing rag and site, admits to being
involved in the precipitation of violence at the Air and Space Museum as
a means of discrediting the Occupy Movement. It has been openly
reporting about its "plants" among the protesters and their actions to
get certain things to occur. Included in this, today, was the presence -
and central role played by - of Patrick Howley, its Assistant Editor, in
sparking the police reaction and violence.


Standoff in D.C.


By Patrick Howley on 10.8.11 @ 6:24PM

American Spectator reporter pepper-sprayed at Washington protest.

The fastest-running protesters charged up the steps of Washington's
National Air and Space Museum Saturday afternoon to infiltrate the
building and hang banners on the "shameful" exhibits promoting American
imperialism. As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to
physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself included --
kept charging forward.

Under a cloud of pepper spray I forced myself into the doors and
sprinted blindly across the floor of the Air and Space Museum, drawing
the attention of hundreds of stunned khaki-clad tourists (some of whom
began snapping off disposable-camera portraits of me). I strained to
glance behind me at the dozens of protesters I was sure were backing me
up, and then I got hit again, this time with a cold realization: I was
the only one who had made it through the doors. As two guards pointed at
me and started running, I dodged a circle of gawking old housewives and
bolted upstairs.

"The museum is now closed!" screamed one of the guards as alarms
sounded. "Everyone make your way to the exits immediately!" Using my
jacket to cover my face -- which I could feel swelling to Elephant Man
proportions -- I ducked through the confused tourists and raced out the
exit. "Hey, you!" shouted a female guard reaching for my arm. "Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...
The natural evolution of things brings America and the world back to the
Dickinson period.
America was supposed to be unique. It was our Republic with laws to
regulate and prevent the predation we and the Republic have suffered.
Now Global Ruling Economic Elites or the Ownership Society/Supply Side
economists and government have divided us again. The Global Economic
Elites are or control government. They saw the prosperity of
Americans and came for it. They now enjoy what was our wealth and
freedom and we are evolving as a monitored and herded populace, of labor
for their wealth and power. Americans face disillusion of our national
identity and sovereignty and the death of the American Dream.
there is no clear distinction or end as to what the unorganized rabble
or the Protesters are about.
Washington better wake up and examine it allegiances. Who and what was
their oath of office about? Are they serving the cause of global
governance and the Supply side Elites or the Globalist Ownership deep
pockets or Americans and our Republic.

On Sun, 09 Oct 2011 22:26:54 -0400, Fred wrote:

On 10/9/2011 6:28 PM, X ` Man wrote:
The American Spectator, a right-wing rag and site, admits to being
involved in the precipitation of violence at the Air and Space Museum as
a means of discrediting the Occupy Movement. It has been openly
reporting about its "plants" among the protesters and their actions to
get certain things to occur. Included in this, today, was the presence -
and central role played by - of Patrick Howley, its Assistant Editor, in
sparking the police reaction and violence.


Standoff in D.C.


By Patrick Howley on 10.8.11 @ 6:24PM

American Spectator reporter pepper-sprayed at Washington protest.

The fastest-running protesters charged up the steps of Washington's
National Air and Space Museum Saturday afternoon to infiltrate the
building and hang banners on the "shameful" exhibits promoting American
imperialism. As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to
physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself included --
kept charging forward.

Under a cloud of pepper spray I forced myself into the doors and
sprinted blindly across the floor of the Air and Space Museum, drawing
the attention of hundreds of stunned khaki-clad tourists (some of whom
began snapping off disposable-camera portraits of me). I strained to
glance behind me at the dozens of protesters I was sure were backing me
up, and then I got hit again, this time with a cold realization: I was
the only one who had made it through the doors. As two guards pointed at
me and started running, I dodged a circle of gawking old housewives and
bolted upstairs.

"The museum is now closed!" screamed one of the guards as alarms
sounded. "Everyone make your way to the exits immediately!" Using my
jacket to cover my face -- which I could feel swelling to Elephant Man
proportions -- I ducked through the confused tourists and raced out the
exit. "Hey, you!" shouted a female guard reaching for my arm. "Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...
The natural evolution of things brings America and the world back to the
Dickinson period.
America was supposed to be unique. It was our Republic with laws to
regulate and prevent the predation we and the Republic have suffered.
Now Global Ruling Economic Elites or the Ownership Society/Supply Side
economists and government have divided us again. The Global Economic
Elites are or control government. They saw the prosperity of
Americans and came for it. They now enjoy what was our wealth and
freedom and we are evolving as a monitored and herded populace, of labor
for their wealth and power. Americans face disillusion of our national
identity and sovereignty and the death of the American Dream.
there is no clear distinction or end as to what the unorganized rabble
or the Protesters are about.
Washington better wake up and examine it allegiances. Who and what was
their oath of office about? Are they serving the cause of global
governance and the Supply side Elites or the Globalist Ownership deep
pockets or Americans and our Republic.

It's socialism for the big corporations, capatalism for the rest.

On 09/10/2011 8:42 PM, jps wrote:
On Sun, 09 Oct 2011 22:26:54 -0400, wrote:

On 10/9/2011 6:28 PM, X ` Man wrote:
The American Spectator, a right-wing rag and site, admits to being
involved in the precipitation of violence at the Air and Space Museum as
a means of discrediting the Occupy Movement. It has been openly
reporting about its "plants" among the protesters and their actions to
get certain things to occur. Included in this, today, was the presence -
and central role played by - of Patrick Howley, its Assistant Editor, in
sparking the police reaction and violence.


Standoff in D.C.


By Patrick Howley on 10.8.11 @ 6:24PM

American Spectator reporter pepper-sprayed at Washington protest.

The fastest-running protesters charged up the steps of Washington's
National Air and Space Museum Saturday afternoon to infiltrate the
building and hang banners on the "shameful" exhibits promoting American
imperialism. As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to
physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself included --
kept charging forward.

Under a cloud of pepper spray I forced myself into the doors and
sprinted blindly across the floor of the Air and Space Museum, drawing
the attention of hundreds of stunned khaki-clad tourists (some of whom
began snapping off disposable-camera portraits of me). I strained to
glance behind me at the dozens of protesters I was sure were backing me
up, and then I got hit again, this time with a cold realization: I was
the only one who had made it through the doors. As two guards pointed at
me and started running, I dodged a circle of gawking old housewives and
bolted upstairs.

"The museum is now closed!" screamed one of the guards as alarms
sounded. "Everyone make your way to the exits immediately!" Using my
jacket to cover my face -- which I could feel swelling to Elephant Man
proportions -- I ducked through the confused tourists and raced out the
exit. "Hey, you!" shouted a female guard reaching for my arm. "Get back
here!" But I was already down the steps and out of sight.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/10/08/standoff-in-dc...
The natural evolution of things brings America and the world back to the
Dickinson period.
America was supposed to be unique. It was our Republic with laws to
regulate and prevent the predation we and the Republic have suffered.
Now Global Ruling Economic Elites or the Ownership Society/Supply Side
economists and government have divided us again. The Global Economic
Elites are or control government. They saw the prosperity of
Americans and came for it. They now enjoy what was our wealth and
freedom and we are evolving as a monitored and herded populace, of labor
for their wealth and power. Americans face disillusion of our national
identity and sovereignty and the death of the American Dream.
there is no clear distinction or end as to what the unorganized rabble
or the Protesters are about.
Washington better wake up and examine it allegiances. Who and what was
their oath of office about? Are they serving the cause of global
governance and the Supply side Elites or the Globalist Ownership deep
pockets or Americans and our Republic.

It's socialism for the big corporations, capatalism for the rest.

Solyndra loan holders that Obama buddy bailed out, they were not
corporations. They were corrupt though. So should that not be:

"It's socialism for the corrupt Obama buddies and friends and capitalism
for the rest".

After all, Obama has been signing the checks for 32 months now. Oh,
unless Obama still thinks Bush is running the country. The major
Solyndra was turned down by Bush but approved by Obama.

Explain that?

So is Obama arrogant and stupid, or just corrupt?
--
Eat the rich, screw the companies and wonder why there are no jobs. But
we have big huge government we can't afford...
-- Obama and the lefty fleabagger attitude