2013 POOR PEOPLES CAMPAIGN MARCH TO ADDRESS SEQUESTRATION CUTS AND ATTACKS ON VOTING RIGHTS On May 11, 2013 community, civil rights, union and student activists will reclaim Rev. Dr. King Jr.’s legacy by staging a three day march from Baltimore City to Washington D.C. entitled, “2013 Poor Peoples Campaign March.” Groups [...]

After a hiatus, HELLO. This is an odd post from an old timer, but now something relevant. So let’s go line by line. For years, your nice little Occupy correspondent had been sitting in Oklahoma, going on about well, this speech from a certain Disinfo.con. The speech was by media [...]

It’s another day. Stopping to get gas and cigarettes on the way home, and all I want to do is sleep. It’s been a few days of stress and no sleep. And on the way home… Home… another wayward idea, another way off ideal… home…. “Please don’t poison Me… Please [...]

Trinity Church Wall Street may be a nice place, but try waking up there. Not in the church, seems they have outside corporate interests that would prevent them from publicly helping anti corporate protesters. But the sidewalk outside, by the graveyard. Seems the proper place for a group that marches [...]

Getting into the Urban Wasteland. A mass of concrete and people. And the next thing seen is two of Mike Bloomberg’s Thugs, outfitted in what seems to be Seal Team 6 gear, complete with M-16. Guarding what you may ask? Times Fucking Square. Not sure whether or not this is [...]

  At issue, is Title 40 of the United States Code, Subtitle II, Part C, Chapter 61, Subchapter IV, Section 6135: “It is unlawful to parade, stand, or move in processions or assemblages in the Supreme Court Building or grounds, or to display in the Building and grounds a flag, [...]

This is Part One of a Multipart story.   The continuation of Citizens United. On January 20th, 2012, a Move to Amend Rally was held across the street from the Supreme Court, to protest the 5-4 decision in the Citizens United vs The Federal Election Commission. This jury trial is [...]

The green faced house on northwest 12th, known as the Peace House, or People’s Embassy, has a long and wonderful history. Bought at a tax auction in the early 90′s by William Thomas, founder of the White House Peace Vigil, the house serves the purpose of bringing together people from [...]

Peace Love Spraypaint A Novel By Tim Anderson copyright Tim Anderson 2012 A novel based in True Events, Covered in a Glaze of Fiction to Save the Guilty. There are no Innocents. Part one. The setup. How the fuck to I get myself into this mess time after time? Boredom [...]

It’s Back. A flood of flashing lights and fast cars, lights brighter that the sun. A cast of thousands, the flashy dressed high rollers, laughing at the amount they are pissing away. Tourists, dressed for the heat, ready to walk everywhere, every sight enthralling, yet, the soul is melting in [...]

What began as an innocent enough evening painting signs and sending press releases for the F29 Shut Down The Corporations action, a nice little video was posted by our good friends at Anonymous.   Sure, a nice dinner of coffee, pizza and cigarettes is innocent enough, painting cardboard cutouts of [...]

Monday, February 13th L Street. 10 Occupiers and Six tents. A Merril Lynch building, seemingly empty, to protect themselves. Protect from what? and what is the purpose of this action? Stumbling into an action is dangerous. Within five short minutes, DC Metropolitan Police shows up. Whenever Occupy does something, the [...]

The Forth Estate, the Modern Press Machine is a failure. The same people that are supposed to keep tabs on our elected leaders/rulers are in fact in bed with them, and we the people, are the ones taking it painfully. If the Press, as a whole, is picking and choosing [...]

The mood is terrifying. The stress, insurmountable. We are tired. Police State Insomnia. Two or three hours every 24, sometimes every 48. Writing in this kind of caffeine dependent condition is a waste of time. No longer knowing one day to the next, we continue to hold our space. This [...]

If it is six in the am again, this had better be important. I hate it when my tent shakes. Especially after the NDAA protest. I know it is before I open my eyes, and this had better not be another damned rumor we’ve been woken up for 3 times [...]