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Retired Philly Police Captain Arrested At Occupy Wallstreet

Nov 192011

In what has already become an icon for the Occupy protests across the globe, this video shows retired Philadelphia Police Captain, Raymond Lewis, being arrested by NYPD officers at the protests at Zuccotti Park. The Twitter account @CaptainRayLewis states that he has been arrested, and will be back protesting. You know things are getting serious when police are arresting older, more experienced, yet retired police. Read more on MyFoxPhilly.

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Ted Williams Man With Golden Voice Visits Occupy Wallstreet

Nov 142011

Not that many big time celebrities are coming out in support of the Occupy movement. Kanye West visited, but didn’t voice his support. Another smaller celeb that was caught visiting the original Occupy protest at Wall Street was the Internet famous Man With The Golden Voice, Mr. Ted Williams.

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Bulldog Becomes Friends With NYPD Horse At Occupy Wallstreet

Nov 072011

Police and protesters may be clashing at Occupy protests across the country, but at least two creatures seem to be getting along. A French Bulldog out for a walk became intrigued with an NYPD horse, and walked closer to investigate. Soon, the horse and bulldog had become friends. The story is featured on HuffingtonPost.

Update 11/8: CNN’s Anderson Cooper covers the cute video.

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Triumph Visits Occupy Wallstreet

Nov 052011

It’s been a while since we saw our friend Triumph the Insult Comic Dog on Conan, but he’s back. This time he visits Occupy Wallstreet and, as usual, does not disappoint.

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DC Douglas Explains Why People Are Occupying WallStreet

Oct 272011

Director D. C. Douglas gives his perspective of the Occupy movements spreading around the world. The claim is that for years there were cycles of economic crises and bubbles, until finally the Great Depression. After the Depression, the government put in regulations, and there were no crises, no bubbles, and general economic prosperity for fifty years.

Then in the late 1980′s certain people in Congress took back the regulations, and here we are now. 1% of the country controls the majority of the wealth. The people are simply responding by doing the only thing they can – protesting.