Port Shutdown People Cost OWS $30,000

December 15, 2011 at 2:31 am.

Posted by Urbaned

Categories: Open Mic

Next time, before you shut down a port, think about ALL of the ramifications, such as:

http://www.nycga.net/2011/12/14/proposal-for-saturday-1217-general-assembly-anne-rettenberg/

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2 Responses to “Port Shutdown People Cost OWS $30,000”

Urbaned December 17, 2011

And, here is how others now see us (from the nyc website, regarding electoral reform): “This is not rio, this is not sao paulo, this is not the bario, this is not south central, this is not oakland, this is not columbia, this is not venezuela – ” Enough said.
David Heatherly December 16, 2011

…such as, some people in NYC not doing their research and getting scared because of bad corporate media coverage?

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