OPINION: As Occupy Wall Street Movement Marches On, So Do the Banksters
Thursday, October 6, 2011 at 12:36PM
Thom Hartmann in Opinion

The Occupy Wall Street movement swelled to at least 20,000 people yesterday – as demonstrators peaceably marched through Manhattan alongside throngs of unionized workers. 

But as the sun went down – and demonstrators attempted to take their march to Wall Street – another police crackdown ensued.  Using pepper-pray and swinging batons – police prevented protestors from accessing Wall Street – and they also closed the Wall Street subway stop. 

I guess that’s the what the banksters bought when JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon order a a $4.6 million donation contribution to the NY cops family and party fund, tax deductible and thus paid for by you and me.

All in all – dozens were reportedly arrested – capping off a tumultuous 18th straight day of occupation in lower Manhattan. But the movement marches on –  another huge demonstration is happening today – this one taking place in the streets of the nation’s capital, Washington, DC.

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