Friday, November 18, 2011

#OWS: November 17, 2011 is the day that Occupiers became terrorists.

By Susan Duclos

Liberals wonder why support for the Occupy Wall Street movement is fading after two months. Some even claim it is because of the negative reporting by the media and claiming that there has been a "Manufactured Narrative," associated with the Occupy movement and the Occupiers participating.

The problem with those excuses are the videos of violence, those aren't fictional, nor manufactured. Rape is real. Disease is real. Violence is real. Death threats are real. Photos of Occupiers defecating in public are real.

November 17, 2011 is the day that Occupiers became terrorists.

The second definition for "terrorist" according to Dictionary.com is:

2. a person who terrorizes or frightens others.


The video below is from yesterday, the so-called "day of action" for the Occupiers and they crossed a line when they deliberately terrorized children. School kids being brought to school as Occupiers kicked, screamed, yelled and chanted "Follow those kids". (Source- CBS New York)



In the middle of thousands of protestors yelling and chanting — some kicking and screaming – CBS 2’s Emily Smith found little school kids trying to get to class. Nervous parents led them through the barriers on Wall Street. The NYPD helped funnel the children, anything to ease their fears while some protestors chanted “follow those kids!”

“These guys are terrorists, yelling at little kids,” one father said.

“For them it’s horrible. They’re afraid of all the crowds. We’re not even able to get through. They’re just, he’s … very afraid now,” a mother added.

One protester followed a father and his little daughter all the way down the block.


The media isn't creating the narrative. The "right" isn't creating the narrative.

The actions of the Occupiers are creating the narrative and the whole world is watching them do so.


You can find all WuA's Occupier antics posts at the class warfare label page here.

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